Is that where she spends the most time, the warm side? If you leave it there, it spoils faster. Overnight is fine, but not warmed (at least not right over/under the heat).
I find that she alternates between both.
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03-17-2019, 06:10 PM
Jellybeans
Re: My New Baby Corn
I can ALREADY tell that corn snakes move around a lot more than ball pythons!
She ( my corn ) has already moved around to different spots in her enclosure more than my ball python does in 2 weeks time, unless its close to feeding day. Lol. She does now, come above ground from the Aspen bedding more than she has the past couple of days.....I I'm so excited to have her I just want her to hurry up and grow grow grow
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03-17-2019, 07:15 PM
Bogertophis
Re: My New Baby Corn
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Originally Posted by Jellybeans
I can ALREADY tell that corn snakes move around a lot more than ball pythons!
She ( my corn ) has already moved around to different spots in her enclosure more than my ball python does in 2 weeks time, unless its close to feeding day. Lol. She does now, come above ground from the Aspen bedding more than she has the past couple of days.....I I'm so excited to have her I just want her to hurry up and grow grow grow
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Patience, she'll get there. ;) I know that as hatchlings, corn & other rat snakes are skinny little tykes that are hard to hang onto, but their activity & ease of care makes
them worth the wait. They're cool to watch, even when too small to pick up much...and for anyone that is afraid of a snake bite, the teeth of a corn snake are too tiny to
feel like anything more than sandpaper...and by the time they grow a little bigger, they're tame & very unlikely to bite.
03-17-2019, 08:38 PM
Jellybeans
Re: My New Baby Corn
Just heard back from my corn snakes breeder and he said she hatched mid September 2018. That's funny because her in my ball python are the same age! Both are 6 mos old. Now that's pretty cool !
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03-18-2019, 07:09 AM
Zincubus
Re: My New Baby Corn
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Very pretty! You'll enjoy having a corn, I'm sure.
She definitely looks big enough to be a summer 2018 baby. My July 2017 corn was about 45 grams in March last year; picture of him on a cutting mat that has inch markings for scale. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b9b74e0f13.jpg
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What a beauty
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03-19-2019, 10:02 PM
Jellybeans
New baby corn ate!
IDK where my previous post is on my new corn so sorry to start another BUT she at tonight! Just got her on the 13th and tried offering food on 16th with no luck. She ate and swollowed in record time. Much faster than my BP but she did not waste time constricting.
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03-19-2019, 10:03 PM
Jellybeans
Re: My New Baby Corn
she at tonight! Just got her on the 13th and tried offering food on 16th with no luck. She ate and swollowed in record time. Much faster than my BP but she did not waste time constricting.
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03-19-2019, 10:26 PM
Bogertophis
:gj: Way to go! Congrats, just gets easier from here on...corn snakes aren't like BPs...they eat! ;)
03-19-2019, 10:32 PM
Bogertophis
Perfect! :gj: Gets easier from here on... Some snakes eat faster than others, don't be overly concerned; she'll feel a lot braver after she gets a few meals done.
03-19-2019, 11:09 PM
Jellybeans
Re: My New Baby Corn
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Originally Posted by Bogertophis
Perfect! :gj: Gets easier from here on... Some snakes eat faster than others, don't be overly concerned; she'll feel a lot braver after she gets a few meals done.
