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"Please note that when you get them they may be fully or partly defrosted and will need re freezing, this is perfectly safe as they are fresh and will be kept cold during transit. The best way to re freeze them is to put them on sheets so they are not touching each other before putting them in...

As i live in the UK the food is v. expensive for my snakes - 50p for 1 fuzzy!!!(around 80 cents i think). yet if i order over the internet i can get them for 14p each. My question is if they come with the outer layer of mice deforsted then would it be ok if i refroze the unfrozen and...

Firstly this is about a Japanese ratsnake (i do have a corn also) and the reason i am posting it here is because i believe people have more experiance here, etc. sorry for any inconveniances caused. anyway, he hasn't eaten for over 5 weeks now (hes a year old)so i thought i better go the the vet...

My corn hasn't eaten for 5 weeks now. He is around a year old and i will be taking him to the vet sonn but i wanted to know how long until it gets really serious? thanks

To start with i'm not talking about a corn but a Japanese ratsnake, all my other posts have been about corns as i have one. the reason i am asking you is because i believe there are far more knowlagable people in these forums and other ratsnake ones haven't given me any suggestions. Plus i think...

would it be OK to re freeze these and feed them to my 2 snakes over the next 3 months or would the damage to the mices guts already be done? (i live in the UK so recommendations for sites are useless to me)

My corn hasn't fed for 18 days today (since the 5th and he fed on 3 fuzzies) and he's never had any problems in the past. I can't see anything wrong with him (and he isn't weak yet or anything). i'm almost certain by tail that hes a male and hes about 28" long and is last years baby. please tell...

How could a corn get stressed and would it effect thier feeding pattern? and if it was stressed how could it be cured? I am worried that one of mine is feeding but i can't see any reason why??? i've fixed temp, cage, etc. could substrate or humidity effect it? ERJ

What are the syptoms if it was impacted and what could cause it. Thanks ERJ

I know a snakes haed is normally small but after getting my japanese rat i found that he (he's 28" long and last years baby, my corn is 37" and still growing) i've had sphinx my corn since he was a baby and there hasn't been much head growth (compared to the rest of his body). Maybe my japanese...

I heard that any snake (as i have a corn and Japanese rat) prefers having its heat mat at the side of the cage (or back). Firstly- is this right? and also if this is right then how could i do it on a wooden, glass sliding door viv (the Jap rat has a glass one)? thanks, ERJ

I put my corn (now sub- adult) into a 36"X12" cage. the reason for this is because the old one was an aquariujm type thing with a top opening lid. i didn't like this as it was harder to get him out and to cleaan. Corns seem more defensive from the top. I've got a new snakes since then (about...

Would it be dangerous for the snake? would they get fat? or would they just regurgetate? my snakes seem to always be eager for food after their meals although i do feed them the right amount. ERJ

he is last yrs baby and i'm feeding him on 3 fuzzies every 4 days- is this OK?

does anyone know where you can gret aspen in the UK

i have a norm corn and a japanese rat, i keep them both on the plastic green fake grass type matts, but think these increse the smell, they are also anoying to clean. all the books+ other people have different ideas so i thought i'd ask here.

at the moment i feed my 18 month corn on one weaner and another fuzzie every five days, i also feed my other corn, which is last years baby (26") on 3 fuzzies every 4 days. Please tell me wheather these are right and if not, how much should i feed them?