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Originally Posted by mikoh4792
I was planning on taking her to the vet if the regurgitation continued, as most people here suggested it was a temperature/thermoregulation issue. I was trying to see if her problems were caused/continued by an inadequate setup from the arboreal enclosure I gave her. I gave her about a week to settle down in a terrestrial enclosure before feeding her again so this way, she could get warm on the ground instead of having to climb up on a full stomach. Turns out, even using the warm hide on the ground she still regurgitated. It was too late, she died only minutes after throwing up the half-digested rat.
EDIT: are there other viruses that cause these symptoms?
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I thought you said you took all your reptiles to the vet for a once over check up to ensure everything's okay?
You'd have to relate other symptoms since the one's right before death can be from a multitude of things. It's not a totally uncommon behaviour when an animal dies.
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