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Congrats and welcome to snake ownership! May it be a long and happy friendship.

..."and have been cohabbing since they were around 6 months (their own choice)." Can you elaborate on the last part of that statement?

First off, Welcome and I wish I were as lucky as you were to have found a corn snake on the street. 1. It didn't shed "quickly" because of the food but more likely it was in the shed cycle already and ate in shed regardless. Some snakes eat in shed most do not. 2. In the summer months I feed...

For many years I did not brumate my breeding corns. Then I started to put them down right before Thanksgiving and bring them but up in early February; so essentially 3 months of dark and temps hovering around 54F. The difference I found was the ease and consistency of breeding. Without brumation...

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Snakes know what is best for them at any given time. It is up to us as keepers/mini gods to give them what the need to fulfill those wants. Hence we provide food in a timely manner and clean fresh water. Their housing should be roomy, secure and clean. And the enviromental factors, heat and...

Agreed Olivia. At first glance I thought Lava influence...

Welcome to the fray! How did you find us? What corn snakes do you presently care for OR are you looking to obtain?

Her body condition, from what little I can see in the photo, is poor as well. Take her to a veterinarian. She needs/has needed professional help.

I'm sorry for your loss. I'm sure Cornwallis was the perfect snake ambassador. Once upon a time I had a similar corn snake, Crush. He lived to be over 20 and was the best presentation snake I've ever had the pleasure of owning. That poor guy put up with a lot of unintentional roughness in his...

Lo más probable femenina pero es difícil estar seguro basándose únicamente en una foto de la cola. Mi primera suposición sería la Hypo Anery.

They are all "just" Halo, meaning they all visually exhibit the gene. The term "super" was borrowed from the Ball Python crowd and it refers to the homozygous form of a Dominant gene. The "super" Halo might exhibit more of the Halo gene's visual effects or it could have no effect at all...

I wasn't being rude. I didn't understand your post.

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Agreed. I love those multi morph hatches. It keeps you on your toes! LOL Congrats

Thanks for the update. Amusingly the only time I have every caught a corn snake in the wild was while staying at the Sanibel Inn. I was hunting for fossils in the crushed limestone paths in the butterfly garden and spotted a yearling at the base of one of the Palmetto palms. It was a stunningly...

WOW it looks so weird to be able to see the lighthouse so clearly from the beach! That was always surrounded by a deep tangle of plants. And the beach surrounding it seems to be less.

That's sad to hear. I loved walking up with my son, when he was little, to Bailey's in the evening for snacks. We would cut through to the neighborhood behind using the gravel path (that had fossilized sharks teeth mixed in the dredge) and sometimes see iguanas snoozing in the foliage near the...

Sanibel Island! One of my all time favorite places to visit. So much to explore and enjoy there. I'm so happy to see that it is mostly pieced back together after the hurricane damage. Thanks for sharing.

If nothing has changed in his care or environment I would start looking at that lump. Are you opposed to taking him to a vet? The lump could be pus filled, indicating an infection (I'm guessing this because I've seen similar looking lumps that turned out to be just that). The vet would be able...