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- Thread starter WillowBug
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Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
Somewhere around 95% of what I've learned about corn snakes is in Bill and Kathy Love's book: http://smile.amazon.com/dp/1882770706 You can buy it for less than $5 used. It's worthwhile.
Don Soderberg's is also excellent, though I haven't yet read it myself. I was holding out waiting for his new book, but he seems to have abandoned that project as it was taking up too much of his time. It was published a year later, so may have slightly updated information. Keep in mind, these two books are "old" works at this point, and are missing a LOT of genetic data, and some common practices may have changed within the last decade. http://smile.amazon.com/dp/0976733412
Don Soderberg's is also excellent, though I haven't yet read it myself. I was holding out waiting for his new book, but he seems to have abandoned that project as it was taking up too much of his time. It was published a year later, so may have slightly updated information. Keep in mind, these two books are "old" works at this point, and are missing a LOT of genetic data, and some common practices may have changed within the last decade. http://smile.amazon.com/dp/0976733412
kdickens
I Yam What I Yam
DLena
Corns are goram shiny!
I have both of those books, too, and find them helpful. You know what else, though? I've actually read the stickies posted with the different forums. Some of them are rules of the site, but quite a few of them are cs informational and/or offer links to even more information. Your question is too broad; it takes a book to answer you. (smile) If you narrow it down after reading something specific in the books, it would be easier to get information/advice/opinions from the people here, which is really nice because of the differing perspectives of breeders, multiple-corn owners, one corn owners...
KaylaEliuk
New member
I did a fair bit of my research by just reading through old threads here before I got mine. I did read books as well, but I found a lot of the advice and ideas on here super helpful.
I literally spent days just reading back through the different sections of this forum. In some sections I went all the way to the beginning.
Of course use books and other resources as well, but this is a great starting and ending point imo.
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I literally spent days just reading back through the different sections of this forum. In some sections I went all the way to the beginning.
Of course use books and other resources as well, but this is a great starting and ending point imo.
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