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I wanna hear some stories from you folks about mean corns and how they bit or tried to bite you, your children, or your pets. Any bite pics would be nice too. Corn stories only please. I KNOW most of the other snakes are ornery! LOL. Scott

Saw a thread at The Source a couple days ago that made me think of some of my friends over here. Hope you all are doing well. feel free to drop me a line anytime. later. Scott

Hello to all of you out there that remember me. I've been away from the sight for a very long time. Anyway, check this out...I've got a really unheard of situation with a female corn. I have a very small (under 100 grams) female bloodred that is 2 years old. She has NOT been with ANY males...

I might have missed somthing, but I no longer see a link to the chatroom. Did Rich do away with it? If he did, are we chatting somewhere else now? If anyone has info on this...could you please fill me in? I NEED to talk to snake people! Scott

I know its gonna sound like I'm complaining...Thats because I AM! I was at the hospital for a week and when I came home the house had a nasty odor in the air. This odor seemed heavier in the snake room and I panicked thinking a snake had died. After checking everybody twice, I couldn't find...

I was just wondering if the cornsnake community as a whole has ever come to any decision on a trade name for a corn that is homozygous for both diffusion and caramel. I have kind of been out of the loop for a while and I would really appreciate it if you guys could enlighten me. Thanks. Scott

Well, the one event I look forward to all year is ruined for me. I have to go in for major surgery on the 26th of the month and I will not be able to do much walking for a few weeks after. Hence, Tinley will not be doable for me this year. I am SO bummed out. On the bright side... I should be...

This is a pretty "frivolous topic" to use Dean's terminology, but I was curious as to the preferred cornsnake pattern among the members of the forum. Personally, I don't think we can improve on mother nature here...I am going with the tried and true original recipe. (although aztec does come in...

what do you think?

OK, heres the deal. I have been hearing a lot about the "dilute" gene lately and I realized I do not have a clue what it is. Could you folks find it in your hearts to fill me in and possibly show me some pics of dilute snakes? Thanks much. Scott

Does anybody here know if the gene in yellow creamsicles is the same gene that is found in butters? I was told by one breeder that crossing the two will produce a very yellow snake, but the more I learn, it seems likely that I would end up with normals. Can anybody straighten me out on this...

Well, I just checked on my snakes and my female okeetee is in pre-lay shed. I was hoping she wouldn't double on me, but since she did end up ovulating, I put a male with her to make sure the eggs would be fertile. This time the hatchlings should end up all normals het for snow. There may be...

A question for you experienced breeders out there. I have a small clutch of 6 eggs laid on June 15. So far all look really good but one. It is slightly softer than the others and has just a tiny patch of white mold on it. The thing that worries me though is that it is "sweating". I have...

Or you can simply read it as, " I just fought with my wife about my cornsnake collection." It is so funny how "new" girlfriends claim to be OK with your hobbies and habits. Then, when said new girlfriend becomes "new wife" she suddenly does a 180 on ya! She always said "oh, I don't mind your...