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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

I am new to the forum but not new to snake owning. I currently have 2 regular ball pythons, one male and one female, that are about 2 years old. I also have a female calico ball that is around 1 year old. Last but not least, I have a corn snake that I caught on my back porch. I don't know what sex it is or how old but my son loves "it". I just got a new phone because my youngest daughter destroyed my old one, so I don't have any pictures at the moment. I plan on having a "photo shoot" tonight or first thing in the morning and I will upload them to the forum.

About me: I am a married 35 year old Floridian with 3 kids and my interests are snakes (of course), jewelry, and my camaro. I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible and swapping stories. Thanks for taking the time to read my post and I hope you all have a safe and happy New year

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Welcome !!!!

For what it's worth my son ( and soulmate ) moved to now lives in Florida so fingers crossed we may be joining you there in a few years :)

PS Hold that thought , just remembered he mentioned that they had a 'plan' to end up in Hawaii ...


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welcome to the forum!!! [emoji3]

please separate the two snakes. they do not "cuddle," they're competing for the best resources in the enclosure. i can guarantee you that they don't "want" to be together nor do they seek each other out, as that is not in their nature (besides mating), whether clutchmates or not.

your Corn snake is beautiful! i adopted my Corn without knowing too much about them, but he is so much fun and i'm glad i have him.

thanks for sharing photos. [emoji4]

The corn has a good back story. My son was afraid of snakes and screamed when he seen it. I was chasing him around the house and he ran out my back door so I locked him out. After about 2 minutes, I heard him let out a very high pitch scream so I opened the door and found bodak on my back porch right next to the door. He looked hungry so I cleaned out an extra aquarium and put some bedding, hide and water dish in then went to the pet store and got it 2 pinkies. The little savage ate them both while they were still alive.my son got attached to it and wanted to keep it and I figured it would help break his fear of snakes, which it did. The snake has gotten out of its aquarium twice and both times found it's way to my sons room on the opposite side of the house. The second time it escaped, it decided to use my son as a heat source and scared the crap outta him in the middle of the night