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How Old is YOUR Oldest Corn???

Well now...If'n 15 is the norm, than I guess my two, 7 year olds are about in their prime? LOL

04 Upper Keys - "From Big Pine Keys (Soderburg) X Amelanistic Blood Red(LoveLine)" (that's what the 3X5 cards that came with them says anyways also is typed "From: Stephen Wagner" - but we bought them in 09 from the woman who bought them from Stephen when they were 31 and 36 grams -
OB & His Gal Lil' Momma:
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Lil' Momma - Spring 2009 - 1 of three Gravid Females, my first year breeding!
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Also 2009 - We found out our OB's fav thing to do... SWIM! He has had a much bigger dish ever since! (wider, not much deeper!) lol
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I have a '99 dayglow amel I got from South Mountain, so put me down for a 12 year old male. He sired 19 babies this year, too!
 
I have an 8 year old female snow corn who I called Jake until "he"laid eggs at 3 years of age. She lays eggs every year to remind me that she is a lady, albeit a single gal. She really surprised me the last 2 years and double clutched!
 
LadySnake said:
I have an 8 year old female snow corn who I called Jake until "he"laid eggs at 3 years of age. She lays eggs every year to remind me that she is a lady, albeit a single gal. She really surprised me the last 2 years and double clutched!
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Thats awesome! Haha. Do you have any pictures of her?
 
LadySnake formerly known as Jake

Bartholomew, here are pictures of my girl.
 

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I hope that my snake lives to be 20! I am 21 and it's really cool to think that Peanut (who is about 9 months old now) could still be hanging out with me when I'm 41. And when I have kids, they can play with him :rolleyes:
 
I have an Anery female, she was born in 2001 and this summer she laid 20 good eggs that should all be hatching soon. For a 10 year old snake, she is an awesome pet and a great breeder! She also eats better than some of my males.
 
MikeSaw23 said:
I have an Anery female, she was born in 2001 and this summer she laid 20 good eggs that should all be hatching soon. For a 10 year old snake, she is an awesome pet and a great breeder! She also eats better than some of my males.
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Thats cool! Congrats. :)

Peanut Lover said:
I hope that my snake lives to be 20! I am 21 and it's really cool to think that Peanut (who is about 9 months old now) could still be hanging out with me when I'm 41. And when I have kids, they can play with him :rolleyes:
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I'm sure Peanut will live to be that long. Good luck! :cheers:
 
For me, it was my old male called George. he was either 17 or 18.
I guess now i'm looking at a 2003 hatch,.
Being a breeder I guess like most I tend to move on my older snakes as retired breeders for pets.
 
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