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My snake is tiny can i feed it crickets?
- Thread starter mandilyn
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SnakesRule1234
New member
No. You can cut the frozen pinkies in half, or just it's head if you think it's too big. NO CRICKETS! Corns are not insectavores.
Cornsnake124
Country boy gone wild
I bet that you herd that you can feed crickets to cornsnakes from one of those petland or petco guys! Sometimes they are such idiots! :angry01:
:headbang:
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jaric
New member
You shoud hear the things they tell people about fish.I bet that you herd that you can feed crickets to cornsnakes from one of those petland or petco guys! Sometimes they are such idiots! :angry01:
I can't even count the number of times I've had to save someone from advice that most certainly would have killed an entire tank and cost the owner hundreds (maybe more) of dollars.
In fact, my number one rule of pet ownership, has been to ignore the advice given at pet stores and do my own research.
Nanci
Alien Lover
It sure doesn't hurt to cut the pink in half, or even thirds and just feed a section. I've thawed two ways, cut the pink while frozen, then thawed in plastic wrap and tried to keep it dry (right!) and just recently have just cut the thing into sections after thawing. But I am feeding the whole cut up pink, not just one part.
I have a six gram snake, very tiny, who can eat the smallest day old frozen pinks. I buy a pack of pinks and sort them into three groups by size, then start feeding the smallest group first.
This just about a life-size picture of her. She's actually a teeny bit smaller.
I have a six gram snake, very tiny, who can eat the smallest day old frozen pinks. I buy a pack of pinks and sort them into three groups by size, then start feeding the smallest group first.
This just about a life-size picture of her. She's actually a teeny bit smaller.
SNAKEWISPERA
New member
But what would a baby corn snake eat in the wild?
Bur in captiveity pinkies are the way to go
Bur in captiveity pinkies are the way to go
Nanci
Alien Lover
But what would a baby corn snake eat in the wild?
Bur in captiveity pinkies are the way to go
In the wild a tiny corn snake would be eating microscopic baby anoles!
I bet that you herd that you can feed crickets to cornsnakes from one of those petland or petco guys! Sometimes they are such idiots! :angry01:
Hahahahahahahahaha! I used to work at petland....SO I agree! I nearly flipped my lid when I heard someone I worked with tell a customer to feed their cornsnake crickets because it kept reguring the 7 mice she fed it! O_O!:angry01::shrugs::angry01: