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CornsnakeKeeper5
at Sun Jun 1 20:05:16 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CornsnakeKeeper5 ]
First of all, don't try to feed her again for at least a week. Give her time for her stomache to recover from the regurgitation.
When you try feeding her again, feed her a pinky. A single pinky. Maybe the mouse is too large for her, even if it doesn't appear so to you. You just want her to keep down something, anything.
Corns are typically very hardy snakes, I can't see how you could be on number 3 already. Please tell us how you have her tank setup, temps., feeding schedule, etc. and we can correct anything you might have been doing wrong.
Once we get her eating, we'll then have to discuss the fact that she needs to start eating frozen/thawed, as adult mice can be dangerous to her!
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RE: Corn Snake Throws Up Food! Please read and reply! - CornsnakeKeeper5, Sun Jun 1 20:05:16 2003