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Originally Posted by dng123
I see these pop up every once in a while and there doesnt seem to be much info on them. Is there anybody that works with them or knows of someone who does? Any info would be awesome!
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I'm raising up a pair of HET Scaleless Cornsnakes from BHB Enterprises. I just couldn't afford the $6K each for scaleless animals. These animals are actually creamsicles (one of the grandparents was a Emory's cornsnake)... They'll be no different than any other creamsicle corns you see for sale (lol- other than not having dorsal scales)...
I also work with Scaleless Texas Ratsnakes. I figure the scaleless corns will be alot like the scaleless TX rats but without the attitude.
They EAT fine (you feed F/T since they lack scales, a mouse bite could break the skin easier than if they had scales protecting them).
They shed fine. I do provide a moist hide (like I do for a majority of my regular corns and rats) to help during sheds.
They crawl fine- they have their belly scales for grip (also have labial scales around mouth and misc scales- varying in amount- over their bodies.).
Here's some pics of the Scaleless Texas Ratsnakes- the corns are just hets so they look like another other regular corn right now...
Your friend,
Graham