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    Re: just trying to set my mind at ease here

    Without a necropsy there is no way to be sure~ but my GUESS would Respitory Infection based on the head lifting and the sputem you describe. I don't know if he had it when you got him or picked it up with you.

    Couple tips for next time~
    Clean EVERYTHING with 10% bleach water and rinse VERY well before you try again
    He can eat anything up to 1 1/2 times the thickest part of his body~ but a rat pup about the same width as the thickest part of his body is usually what I go for on a young BP
    Don't feed or attempt to feed for 10 days after a regurge

    Good luck!

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