First corn

So, I'm more of a python person (hense the 3 balls and burm) but I actually got a cornsnake for some reason. Well, my mum did, but I'm mainly looking after it until it gets bigger :3
Here she is.

https://i.quotev.com/img/q/u/16/6/19...b9ec2-IMG-.jpg

The people says she is a Tessera morph .het amel motley. We got her for £35 ($50.63USD)
She is tiny, and super energetic! (unlike my pythons lol) Feeding on mouse fluffs and she seems to be really healthy.

Something tells me I'm gonna get more soon, but I dont know why LOL.

Love it, Tessera are one of my favorite mutation.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Love it, Tessera are one of my favorite mutation.

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I love it too lol. I hadnt a clue on any morphs or anything, we just saw it and thought 'Its so pretty!' compared to the other morphs the people had, this one stood out, and since it was pretty cheap, we brought it XD

Corns are awesome snakes! Congrats on the pickup. :gj:

Very nice corn!

I've got a couple of corns that are right at 60g and I like them. They are good eaters and that is one of the main requirements for me.


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I have two corn snakes both females they are still eating on pinkies I could not live with out my corns! congrats on your new girl! she is pretty. ;)

Thank you everyone :) I will get some more pictures when I feed her.
I haven't seen much of her today- I only saw a tiny little nose poking out of her hide :)

I'm back with an update and a few pics!
Its been almost two weeks since we got her. My mum named her Twiglet :3 This is her second feed with us. The first one, I just left it in overnight and it was gone (I didnt want to stress while feeding) but this one she took from the tongues. After a few defensive strikes she realized it was actually food and started nomming on it.
https://i.quotev.com/img/q/u/16/6/29...55tbt-IMG-.jpg
https://i.quotev.com/img/q/u/16/6/29...tbjjd-IMG-.jpg




During feeding her tail was shaking a lot as I was getting the pics. Is it a defensive thing they do? It looked like a tiny baby rattlesnake :3

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Originally Posted by LightningPython

I'm back with an update and a few pics!
Its been almost two weeks since we got her. My mum named her Twiglet :3 This is her second feed with us. The first one, I just left it in overnight and it was gone (I didnt want to stress while feeding) but this one she took from the tongues. After a few defensive strikes she realized it was actually food and started nomming on it.
https://i.quotev.com/img/q/u/16/6/29...55tbt-IMG-.jpg
https://i.quotev.com/img/q/u/16/6/29...tbjjd-IMG-.jpg




During feeding her tail was shaking a lot as I was getting the pics. Is it a defensive thing they do? It looked like a tiny baby rattlesnake :3

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Congratulations! Gorgeous morph - it's my first time seeing or hearing about this specific morph.

The rattling of the tails seem to be their way of warning/ wearing off predators. Sometimes when I want to take out my baby, Artemis, he'll rattle and swing around in a striking position. But I've found just by talking to him he calms down and I can handle him without any problems...

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