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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    Regurge actually has very little smell (within 24-48 hours) compared to vomit (after 24-48 hours). The vomit smell is miserable..

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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    Quote Originally Posted by jglass38
    Regurge actually has very little smell (within 24-48 hours) compared to vomit (after 24-48 hours). The vomit smell is miserable..
    I hope I never have to experience either. -Cringe.-
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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

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    I hope I never have to experience either. -Cringe.-
    You and me both sista!
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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    Unfortunately I have experienced both.........it ain't pretty!!!...plus I have a phobia.....She was probably enjoying the taste of the rat, and perhaps became active as a way of letting you know that's what she wants next time????
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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    Thats awesome that you got her switched over to rats so easy!! When i got Davu he took the switch very well to! After hearing all the horror storys about balls being picky and everything i was all worked up about it but now he is doing awesome with them!!
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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    Quote Originally Posted by jglass38
    Regurge actually has very little smell (within 24-48 hours) compared to vomit (after 24-48 hours). The vomit smell is miserable..
    isn't regurge a synonym for vomit?
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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    I have to go back and forth between rats and mice with her, and she hasn't minded at all. A big adult mouse is the perfect size, but I pick whatever they have that's the right size. Sometimes their mice are very tiny, so I get a very small rat instead.
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    Re: Normal behavior after feeding?

    Quote Originally Posted by elevatethis
    isn't regurge a synonym for vomit?
    Maybe he was comparing human vomit to a snake's regurge. Either way....naaassssty!
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