Yeah he was Jason.....those are really old pics though.............I don't expect him to grow anymore really.......
Lets see your Corns
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eddyhead;1557917; said:
Not sure on his age.....I bought him when he was a little over two and a half feet about a year ago from a breeder at the Hamburg Reptile Show.......
eddyhead;1559620; said:
His colors were a lot darker and his eyes were not the normal color, they look blued over......
well its still a very nice snake!!!!
Some new questions
1. Are corns active so much that its hard to hold? i read how someone said you can't keep corns out long just cause they move around so much
2. what is their poop like? i herd runny and smelly is this true?
Some new questions
1. Are corns active so much that its hard to hold? i read how someone said you can't keep corns out long just cause they move around so much
2. what is their poop like? i herd runny and smelly is this true?
eddyhead;1560725; said:
1.) I don't think it's so much as they are hard to hold, more that they just like to constantly move in your hands. I personally don't like holding mine as much as I did my ball pythons or I do with my boa......It's just a different kind of snake.....
2.) I wouldn't say so much that their feces are runny, more stringy really. Compared to boids (pythons and boas), who lay pretty solid piles, corns, mine at least, has very stringy feces but it isn't hard to clean up at all or anything.
Hope this helps......
Yeah corns will be more inquisitive where your average boa or python would sit and chill. They are more fun to handle IMO. And their crap is fine, less smelly than a large boid for sure. Less human too!
