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Weird Feeding Bump?

OnyxWerewolf

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I know snakes are supposed to have a huge lump in their body from eating but Amber has a very weird bump compared to the previous time I've fed her. Her bump isn't a smooth subtle one. It's more like a beer belly. Her body is straight smooth and then there's a sudden curve of the feed bump.

Am I feeding her too often? She's only 6 months old. I'm feeding her every 4 days. I think it's quite accurate.

Is it abnormal? Or am I just overreacting? [Sorry I've had unsuccessful snakes lately but they just happened to die out of nowhere because they were sick or I did something that was really really minor and it harmed it. But I could be overreacting like I said.]
 
Can you take a picture of your snake and post it on here? I think the picture would give us a better chance of determining if the bump is normal or not.
 
Here's a picture of just her mid-body/stomach area. It was hard to get a picture because she's hiding in her tree and I don't want to move her or stress her since she was already fed.

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It's hard to tell from that picture, but it looks like the shape of the mouse to me. My Scarlett is really slim, and when I feed her she has a perfect outline of a pinky in her midsection.

What sized mice are you feeding her?
 
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