What to do?

[Bangswitch]

Ok I have a friend who is on this website and he purchased a het albino male boa from a local guy here in San Antonio. He got it set up with proper temps and let it settle in for a week or so. Well he tried to feed it a mouse hopper and it took it with no problems about 3 days later it regurged. So we talked about things to change and let it relax and rest for a few weeks before trying again. So a few weeks pass (I think it was 2) a mouse was fed again to it and same as before 3 days later it regurged. I then told me friend to get in contact with the seller and ask for your money back because he was told it was eating. The guy wrote and said "try this" "try that". Another week goes by and the snake doesnt move much anymore and when the subject of getting money back they guy stopped responding. Oh he also said he would take the snake back and 100 dollars and give my friend a het female. LMAO Any more advice from you guys? What else can we try? After 2 regurges is it a lost cause? Thanks Thomas

P.S. TJ please come foward. LOL

	Heterozygous Heterozygous - the animal carries the gene for a genetic trait but does not outwardly demonstrate the trait. Example: A boa that is het for albino looks normal but carries the albino gene. When it is bred to another het for albino boa or an albino boa, a percentage of the offspring will be albino.

[ChadRamsey]

maybe take it to a vet????

[Bangswitch]

I know that Chad. Its going to the vet but i was just wondering if anybody had this happen to them before. Or what can be done to the seller?

[louise]

could be parasites.