My graybanded kingsnake (14 years old, almost 4 feet long, kinda thin normally - he was the smallest of his clutch) had surgery last spring and went months without eating. He's now super-thin. I've been trying to get his weight back, but he will only eat one small mouse per feeding (about 2 inches body length). I tried to feed him a bigger mouse, but he vomited it up and I had to wait 2 weeks to feed him again. He ate a small mouse last week and kept it down, and has now eaten another. My question is will feeding him a small mouse every week put some weight back on (although not as quickly as if I could give him the size he should be eating)? Also, at what point should I chance feeding him a bigger mouse? Any tips on feeding him up? I'd really appreciate any help - this guy is my first and favorite.
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