I have a four year old salmon boa that regurgitated today. He has never had health problems. As a matter of fact he has fathered two litters and has always been quite active. Temps, rat size, and humidity are all correct. No new imports or cb boas have entered my collection. The rat was fully thawed and brought to a body temp consistent with all the other rats I fed my boas. He held the rat for three full days before regurgitation. If anything I am conservative in my feeding practices and do not power feed.
At this point I will continue to monitor him and attempt to feed him again after he has rehydrated himself and rested for a week or so. Hopefully it is just a fluke. However when I found him he was laying partially on his side an I could tell something just wasn't right. Maybe he was just exhausted from the gurge? I felt it was appropriate to use the forum as a resource to see what others have experienced. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.
