Corn Snakes
Hi All
Ok I have gone and got myself a Corn snake. My 8yr old has had one since May and I really enjoy it and the time spent with the kids with it. So over the weekend I bought 2 Vivs of a guy and his 2 yr old male corn. I have set them up etc and settled them in and even given their first feed, and all is good. Now i am starting to think about breeding and wanted to know what sort of colours I would get. I have read on the web about the morphs and colours etc but it goes straight over my head. Does anyone know of a dummies guide anywhere ??? Also does anyone put UV lights in their Vivs ? I know it has no benefit for the corn but just for lighting. If you do what units do you use. I dont really want to be drilling massive holes in the vivs for the light unit, if you know what i mean. |
Out of curiosity, WTF do you want to keep a stupid snake as a pet?
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Originally Posted by urban
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Out of curiosity, WTF do you want to keep a stupid snake as a pet?
Now i find it fascinating to watch, and my kids love holding them and learning about them. I actually find it quite relaxing holding the snake as well just wish the missus did a bit more :norty: ......... |
Freak get a dog :D
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Yeah - I tend to agree :D
Just wait until the fcuker bites the 8 year old on the nose - bye bye snake |
Originally Posted by Jamie
(Post 9689646)
Freak get a dog :D
Got 2 already |
Originally Posted by urban
(Post 9689648)
Yeah - I tend to agree :D
Just wait until the fcuker bites the 8 year old on the nose - bye bye snake It would be a lot less of a mess than if a dog bit them on the nose I suppose |
Make sure your snake room (if you have one) is sealed and has little for them to hide in. Corn Snakes are escape artists! They can also look after themselves and I have known then escape - be lost for months - and then turn up again in the back garden or next doors garden. They dont go *that* far - but they will eat anything small and rodent like!
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Originally Posted by billythekid
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Make sure your snake room (if you have one) is sealed and has little for them to hide in. Corn Snakes are escape artists! They can also look after themselves and I have known then escape - be lost for months - and then turn up again in the back garden or next doors garden. They dont go *that* far - but they will eat anything small and rodent like!
Don't think I will mention this bit to the Better Half :D |
They pith you off as they get older BBQ with chilli source is what you need to do :)
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Is that similar to a Slow worm?
Les |
My next door neighbour had two corn snakes. He had a huge viv in his shed/porta cabin. The one got out and found it's way into my childrens playhouse!
My daughter wasn't bothered, but it terrified my son. I don't suppose the snake took kindly to being manhandled into a tesco bag my myself either! Soon after, he traded them in for some bearded dragons. He said he was bored of the snakes. About 6 months later he sold the dragons too. I like snakes, don't get me wrong, but they were boring. |
Originally Posted by Hysteria1983
(Post 9689768)
I like snakes, don't get me wrong, but they were boring.
I would love to breed them and find out about that. But I worry about what to do with the hatchlings etc..... |
Get yourself a Taipan and make it REALLY interesting (once). :thumb:
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try this site http://www.cornsnake.co.uk/
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Fair Play to you mate.
Had many reptiles myself, lizards and snakes. Started with lizards then moved to snakes, only to move back to lizard ownership again. As far as people saying they're boring. are'nt all pets boring when they're not doing what you want. Boring? not when it's feeding time! |
I thought corn snakes where a new breakfast cereal ??
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Originally Posted by what would scooby do
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I thought corn snakes where a new breakfast cereal ??
Les ;) |
James Caleb Jackson invented brekkie :D
john took over stolen 1897 |
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