She's 998g? Surely she isn't that big...corns usually max out between 300-400g...
11-07-2012, 09:21 PM
ChrisS
I'm wondering if she isn't a turbo corn (corn x Pituophis sp.) kinda looks like it to me. She is very beautiful though!
11-07-2012, 09:48 PM
BHReptiles
Re: Trouble got an upgrade!
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Originally Posted by ChrisS
I'm wondering if she isn't a turbo corn (corn x Pituophis sp.) kinda looks like it to me. She is very beautiful though!
I have never heard that before! Learn something new everyday!
11-08-2012, 12:27 AM
ChrisS
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Originally Posted by snakehobbyist
I have never heard that before! Learn something new everyday!
I wouldn't of known it either other than when I was looking into corn morphs I stumbled on a link about hybrids. Then later found out a local guy had one.
11-08-2012, 12:28 AM
LotusCorvus
Once the weather turns warm again I want to bring her to one of the shows to get some in-person input. Since all I know about her is that her previous owner bought her from a pet store that had her labelled as a regular corn snake (and chain pet stores are of course super reliable), and she's my first non-python/boa, I'm really not sure what she might be.
She is a pretty little girl.:) And what is wrong with cannabis leaves?:P
02-03-2013, 11:35 PM
Dracoluna
She's a nice big anery girl by the looks of it and that setup is perfect for her!
Corns will get that big though it doesn't happen often. Most of them sit between 400-700g when full grown but just like with any other species, there are always the odd ones who get super big or stay little. Also depends on how much you feed them but she doesn't look overly plump to me. Though the pattern isn't the usual cross, some always come out different. I'm not seeing anything that points to a hybrid. If a parent was a hybrid, it's possible that she's getting her size there but all in all, I think you just have a very big, healthy girl. :)
