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    I think as a precaution it may be good to give a smaller prey size for a couple weeks just in case? And obviously keep an eye out for anything like a strange bump and swelling or labored breathing.
    The snake is most likely just a bit bruised, but in case of a break, the smaller prey size would keep things from getting too stretched out of place/causing more damage until it can heal up a bit more. *shrug*

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