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    Buying a scaleless corn with active rub injury

    Hi, I have the opportunity to purchase a beautiful scaleless corn but it currently has a rub wound.

    Would you all pass or is this nothing to worry about?

    Your opinions would be appreciated.

    Thanks
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    1.0 CORAL ALBINO BOA (OWEN)
    1.0 PANAMANIAN HYPO BOA (SAWYER)
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    1.0 ALBINO TESSERA CORN SNAKE (RILEY)

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    Re: Buying a scaleless corn with active rub injury

    Quote Originally Posted by L.West View Post
    Hi, I have the opportunity to purchase a beautiful scaleless corn but it currently has a rub wound.

    Would you all pass or is this nothing to worry about?

    Your opinions would be appreciated.

    Thanks

    I'm not personally one for scaleless. But that is just my personal opinion, nothing more. So I'll let others help you there...

    Honestly, I dropped by to comment on your snakes names...
    My niece and nephew are Riley and Sawyer. And our family dog when I was a kid was Grayson.

    I just never picked up on that before. Random, I know.... Hahahahaha.

    Anyway, good luck with your decision!

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    I'd personally pass on all scaleless snakes as I'm not a fan of promoting such a defect, but you might want to ask dakski, as he has a scaleless corn that he's very happy
    with & he can probably steer you to more information about any such injuries to them.
    Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
    Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)

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