The poster above just gave good advice.
There is also a med you can get from a vet, but for the life of me I cant remember the dang name.
No handling, no feeding for 2 weeks. Its going to need to rebuild acids lost in the regurge. Its also going to need to calm down, regurging is massive stress.
With my Boas I heat 1/3 of the cage floor to 95*F via UTH, the rest of the floor stays unheated. I do not use any other heat source. The ambient temp/cold side temp is what ever my snake room's temp is. Usually 77-80*F
I don't mist cages either. My cage humidity is what ever my snake room's humidity is. Usually in the 40% range.
I keep all my snakes on newspaper. No hide boxes. One water bowl per-cage.
Now Im not saying this is the only way to do it, or the best way. This is just the way that has worked for me and others for a long time.
Best of luck. Keep us posted.
David.








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