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Thanks all I know it's pretty normal coloring, but I still love how it blends from a tannish to orangey yellow. He's got a sweet temprament and actually shed today. I just love snakes...
Normal is a misnomer I think. There is no standard for a normal corn, just one most like the wild corns. Vanishing patterns are unusual. I did not know they existed until my anery shed off half her stripe. You can call him a Classic or Carolina vanishing pattern if you like.
Here's another pic, just ate FT for the first time, took to them no problem. He likes to pick them up, throw his head back and just let them slide down, letting gravity do a lot of the work. LOL Thought it was cool. Here ya go:
That is how they do it. My '09 snow is on hoppers, he'll only eat them upside down with their legs sticking up. His feeding tank is being used for another snake, so I picked out a mixing bowl to feed him in. The bowl turned out to be way to small, so I had to hold the back half of him as he ate. I'd never held a snake while it ate before; I was worried he'd refuse, but he just ignored me. He is such a placid snake.
Figuring out their personalities is the best part of snake keeping.
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I know it's pretty normal coloring, but I still love how it blends from a tannish to orangey yellow. He's got a sweet temprament and actually shed today. I just love snakes...
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