Recent content by blacktip

Very cool looking babies

I'm not seeing red eyes on the last one. I would venture a guess that it is sunkissed/anery/caramel

A clear picture of the belly would help confirm. But, I agree that it appears to be a normal masque.

I have always secured my thermostat probes to the interior glass right in the center of the UTH. That way it is measuring the temperature from the same surface that the snake can come into contact with. Having the probe between the UTH and the bottom of the viv should also work and has the added...

I'm pretty sure what we are seeing is a variety of stripes (some appear to show the "cubed" stripe trait). I'm seeing anery, ghost and possibly hypo stripes. I look forward to hearing the opinions of others as there is some possibility that they are just motley variants but...they really look...

It is not likely that your snake is underweight, rather it just might be small for its age. At 13 grams I would feed a pinky every 5 days rather than once per week. Let her get up to 16 or 17 grams (weight before eating) before moving to two pinkies per feeding

Welcome. Can you post pics of the babies? Based on what you have listed for the parents, I would expect them all to visibly be bloodred or hypo bloodred with possible hets.

I preferred to feed my babies every 5 days while they were on pinkies until they were big enough to move to fuzzies and then I would cut back to every 6 days.

When I was in Bangkok earlier this year I saw quite a few corn snakes for sale in the Chatuchak fish market area. I was pretty surprised.

I keep my snake babies in my office and I noticed the evening before yesterday that my 9 month old kittens seemed to be a little extra excited in the office. It was a little unusual but I didn't think too much of it. Then yesterday morning I sat down at my desk to start my work day and I noticed...

Cute little worm! Welcome to the community

I kind of like the new look. It's definitely nice to see it back up again.

This guy continues to grow and continues to be a major butthead. He isn't biting anymore but he spends the first couple minutes of handling desperately trying to get away before he finally settles down and remembers he's a corn snake.

This pretty boy has the attitude of a spoiled prince. He's finally stopped striking when I take him out and settles down fairly quickly now making him a bit more handleable. Today he decided perching on my head would be a good idea so I decided to snap a couple of quick pics.

This brat is beautiful but has been a b@#$% to handle. Tonight I finally got him to settle down on one hand long enough to snap a quick pic. Let's hope this is a step in the right direction.