Aren't they just so adorable when they're little? This is the start of my... soon to be much larger corn snake collection and breeding project.
Of course I can
the first pic is a lavender motley, the second is a normal tessera and the last is a coral snow. Two females and a male. The tessera is the male.
Well my first corn snakes are a trio. I have several giant snakes, some ball pythons and a tegu. So yeah..... I've been bitten by the reptile bug lol
I say go for it, they are really fun to work with. At 5 foot a dwarf is gonna be just a bit heavier bodied than a big corn snake, just with a lot more energy. Something else to think about with retics is the intelligence they have, they are a lot smarter than your average snake. If you think you can deal with the energy and smarts of a retic and have the opportunity to get a dwarf I say go for it. I love my little corns but I will always have a retic.
