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CornsnakeKeeper
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Snow corns are just like all other corns.
The normally reach adulthood according to size rather than age. A corn can breed at 30 inches or 2-3 years of age.
They usually live up until about 15 or so but some have lived over 20.
The normally reach adulthood according to size rather than age. A corn can breed at 30 inches or 2-3 years of age.
They usually live up until about 15 or so but some have lived over 20.
Considering corns are ready to breed at around 300grams in size then I suppose that would be deemed adult in females, but a lot of people advise to breed when they are 3 years old, so I would count mine adult at 3 years and weighing around 300g.
According to The Corn snake manual some corns can be considered adults at a size of 30 inches whilst others grow to 5 - 6 ft.
According to The Corn snake manual some corns can be considered adults at a size of 30 inches whilst others grow to 5 - 6 ft.
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I actually had a corn lay eggs at the age of 11 months! i felt bad for her because she was so young. She was caged with another "female" of the same size but it turned out that the other corn was def a male. Big mistake on my part. Anyways, she laid 5 fertile eggs. She is still laying and growing like a normal corn. Just thought that i would share.
I actually had a corn lay eggs at the age of 11 months! i felt bad for her because she was so young. She was caged with another "female" of the same size but it turned out that the other corn was def a male. Big mistake on my part. Anyways, she laid 5 fertile eggs. She is still laying and growing like a normal corn. Just thought that i would share.
