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    Re: Considering a Corn

    I was bit by my corn the first day I got her. She couldn't have been more than two months old, and I didn't even feel it, but there she was chewing on my palm while i was holding her.

    I've never met one of these nippy corns I read about, and I've handled my fair share of hatchlings.

    An interesting note about larger corn snake handling: Every single one over 5 foot that I have held all attempted to crawl through T-shirt armholes. Anyone else have corn snakes who are shirt-hiders?

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    Re: Considering a Corn

    Quote Originally Posted by mainbutter View Post
    I was bit by my corn the first day I got her. She couldn't have been more than two months old, and I didn't even feel it, but there she was chewing on my palm while i was holding her.

    I've never met one of these nippy corns I read about, and I've handled my fair share of hatchlings.

    An interesting note about larger corn snake handling: Every single one over 5 foot that I have held all attempted to crawl through T-shirt armholes. Anyone else have corn snakes who are shirt-hiders?
    Both of my corns will either go in my tshirt arm holes or in my sweater sleeves when I hold them. My girlfriends kingsnake does the same thing.

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    Re: Considering a Corn

    Mine only get nippy when they are in shed. Alot of snakes are though because they can't see well. My go into a wierd "I'm a rattler" stage during the shed but that soon passes. I keep mine on paper towels.
    Too many pets to list!

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