You should check the temperature in your snakes enclosure. The only time I had a problem with my snakes regurgitating was when I moved them to a new spot in my home and the temps were not stable (too cool). If a snake is not in the right temp zone, it will naturally/instinctively regurge to prevent the food from simply rotting inside of them since they can't digest at lower temperatures.



Not to rule anything out but it could be a parasite or some other illness that could cause them to regurge too but doubtful if you got your corn from a good breeder (and there is not any real way to tell except getting a fecal exam done at a vet).



I briefly handle my corns before/after feedings when moving them around BUT never for extended period of time so I would not know if it really causes them to regurge...but I can't imagine how it would unless you are moving them around vigorously to cause such stress.



Let us know how things turn out!

carl3

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