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cornsnake eating a cricket?

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this is not my cornsnake's picture and i apoligize to whoever it is because im going to post it ,,i found it on a site that just has pictures,,anyway check it out


how did this happen,,,

is this good,,,,or bad for the snake
 

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It's my understanding...

from past posts on this site that crickets have absolutely none of the nutritional value that a corn needs.

That said, I suppoe that the movement triggers the feeding response, and the corn is just doing what comes naturaly.

JCD
 
Anything is possible, I suppose, but I doubt a corn hatchling would eat a cricket unless it was scented in some way. So, I don't think that snake naturally took that cricket at all. Furthermore, based upon the defensive pose of the animal, I would suspect that the cricket has been artificially placed in the snakes mouth.

However, ANYTHING is possible . . .
 
bleh! That looks really gross. I'm glad corns don't really eat crickets, or else I wouldn't be able to keep them.
 
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