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    And the starved male is eating well, and keeping meals down. It will take him a bit longer as expected. But he is showing great progress so far.
    I am glad to hear that he's doing well! I was worried when I read that he was regurging, but now he's keeping food down? You absolutely rock.
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    Whatever evil people did that to those poor defensless snakes deserves to be barred up and never fed! What an a$$hole!
    Soon-to-be Corn snake mummy! I'll keep ya updated...any name suggestions welcomed!

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    Hi all,
    Well here's what you came to see:
    The most emaciated out of the three now looks semi normal:


    As you can tell better in this second picture by his "stargazing" apearence, he was so emaciated for so long that he become neurological:

    He eats well enough and has only a little more weight to gain.

    The second:

    She is doing very well, The school that was interested in adopting her was declined, so she is still here with us. I'm sure she will find a home soon, she has a great little face.

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    I'm actually adopting a snow corn and red tail in a few weeks.
    Also, you misspelled "Arachnids".

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    They look wonderful! As always, great job, Rusty!!
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    poor thing


    any names for corns welcome please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    I'm really glad they're in good hands now...
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