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some of my collection

asnakecalled?

asnakecalled?

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just thought id share some of my snakes, this is just a small part of what i have the rest are shedding or laying, or grumpy and don't want there photo took.

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asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145634-vanilla.jpg


asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145633-storm.jpg


asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145630-mutley.jpg


asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145629-luna.jpg


asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145626-dot.jpg


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asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145622-bunny.jpg


asnakecalled--albums-my-zoo-picture145621-axl.jpg
 
Wow, you have some beautiful snakes! I especially love your Charcoal and Anery Motley.


Also, this snake looks so unique!
asnakecalled? said:
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The first half looks like a normal Pin Striped Motley, but then the second half almost looks cubed. I love the dots that have been left behind by the reduced pattern. Do you know if it has one Motley gene one Stripe gene?

Anyway, beautiful snakes. They are all so clean and crisp. Thanks for showing us the pictures.
 
Your snakes are so fat! Some of them even look like they have hips. XD What are you feeding/how often? I'm willing to bet it's too much.
 
Jessicat said:
The first half looks like a normal Pin Striped Motley, but then the second half almost looks cubed. I love the dots that have been left behind by the reduced pattern. Do you know if it has one Motley gene one Stripe gene?

Anyway, beautiful snakes. They are all so clean and crisp. Thanks for showing us the pictures.
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thanks for the kind words
yes he is a proven ghost motley stripe
 
VickyChaiTea said:
Your snakes are so fat! Some of them even look like they have hips. XD What are you feeding/how often? I'm willing to bet it's too much.
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you can't say that, you don't know any thing about me or my snakes, are you always this rood or are you just having a bad day (have you got a pineapple up your ass ? is that what makes you so unpleasing to the whole human race)
 
asnakecalled? said:
you can't say that, you don't know any thing about me or my snakes, are you always this rood or are you just having a bad day (have you got a pineapple up your ass ? is that what makes you so unpleasing to the whole human race)
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Woah.

Ok, first of all cool your jets, I didn't mean to sound rude and I'm sorry if I came off that way. But even if I did, reacting like that would just start an argument so yeah.

That snow (fourth picture down) has visible "hips". Pockets of fat near the vent area that are indicative of obesity in snakes. Being overweight and obesity can lead to many health problems including liver issues, heart disease, poor muscle development, etc. Here is the generally accepted feeding plan for corn snakes. This is referring to mice.

-When they're on single pinks (2-3g), I feed every 5-6 days. (Snake = 4-15g)
-Double pinks (3g x 2) every 5-6 days. (Snake = 16-23g)
-Small fuzzies (5-7g) every 6-7 days. (Snake = 24-30g)
-Regular fuzzies (7-9g) every 6-7 days (Snake = 30-50g)
-Hoppers (9-12g) every 6-7 days (Snake = 51-90g)
-Weaned (14-20g) every 7 days (Snake = 91-170g)
-Adult (20-30g) every 7-x days (Snake = 170+) See below.

Note: Adult females are fed more frequently than adult males (especially following brumation). Adult females are fed every 7-12 days; adult males are fed every 11-14 days.

This is by no means scientific, and not all corns will cooperate 100% with the schedule. The weight ranges I gave for the prey and snakes are approximate.

I only even bring this up because of the possible health problems (which you may not see evidence of for a long time, so just because they're alive now doesn't mean their risk of health problems isn't greater!) and I'd hate to hear about your snakes living short lives or dying "mysteriously" of a fatty liver you know? Again, I'm sorry if I've come across as rude as that was not my intent. :)
 
VickyChaiTea said:
Woah.

Ok, first of all cool your jets, I didn't mean to sound rude and I'm sorry if I came off that way. But even if I did, reacting like that would just start an argument so yeah.

That snow (fourth picture down) has visible "hips". Pockets of fat near the vent area that are indicative of obesity in snakes. Being overweight and obesity can lead to many health problems including liver issues, heart disease, poor muscle development, etc. Here is the generally accepted feeding plan for corn snakes. This is referring to mice.

-When they're on single pinks (2-3g), I feed every 5-6 days. (Snake = 4-15g)
-Double pinks (3g x 2) every 5-6 days. (Snake = 16-23g)
-Small fuzzies (5-7g) every 6-7 days. (Snake = 24-30g)
-Regular fuzzies (7-9g) every 6-7 days (Snake = 30-50g)
-Hoppers (9-12g) every 6-7 days (Snake = 51-90g)
-Weaned (14-20g) every 7 days (Snake = 91-170g)
-Adult (20-30g) every 7-x days (Snake = 170+) See below.

Note: Adult females are fed more frequently than adult males (especially following brumation). Adult females are fed every 7-12 days; adult males are fed every 11-14 days.

This is by no means scientific, and not all corns will cooperate 100% with the schedule. The weight ranges I gave for the prey and snakes are approximate.

I only even bring this up because of the possible health problems (which you may not see evidence of for a long time, so just because they're alive now doesn't mean their risk of health problems isn't greater!) and I'd hate to hear about your snakes living short lives or dying "mysteriously" of a fatty liver you know? Again, I'm sorry if I've come across as rude as that was not my intent. :)
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yes i know some of the snakes are over wight, but if you bothered to ask about them before telling me they were, i would of told you some of the snakes were rescued and in a bad way when i got them, the snow in question was getting a rat pup every 5 days before i got her she now gets a 25 gram mouse every 12 to 14 days as do all my other adult snakes.
so please don't tell me how to look after my snakes before you know all the facts. it would of been nicer of you to ask be for you jumper to the wrong conclusions. thanks
 
To be fair, you could have just told me that instead of getting offended. But I guess the way I worded my first post was blunt so I'm sorry. I'm glad you rescued them and I hope they loose weight nicely for you. :)
 
VickyChaiTea said:
To be fair, you could have just told me that instead of getting offended. But I guess the way I worded my first post was blunt so I'm sorry. I'm glad you rescued them and I hope they loose weight nicely for you. :)
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"Blunt" isn't exactly the word I would use to describe how your initial statement came across, but you did apologize which counts for something.
 
I have a two year old anery that has digestion problems and has regurged 4 times, so she's still on pinks. People still keep telling me to move her up to fuzzies because she's old enough. Aggravating.
 
I can see one that seems to have a meal inside, and the rest looks like good solid strong healthy corns, on my pc anyway.
great pics dude
 
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