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It's a lump, it's been there for days. It isn't hard or soft, but it's still there. And she hasn't eaten in a week. Exactly what is this?

Mine are about an inch long, and, more importantly, flecked with brown blotches. They are soft to the touch. Are they ready to hatch?

I need to know some stuff... What does "het" mean? And what does "for" something mean? (i.e. male snow motley het for pewter). I'm totally clueless, but I'm going to try breeding my pair of corns this spring so I need info...

I have a large, healthy, female anerythristic, Matilda. I know she is 3 feet 7 inches long. I got her as an adult. Can you accurately judge a snake's age by its size? If so, how?

I keep them wrapped in damp paper towels and at a warm enough temp. I know you should keep them in vermiculite or sphagnum moss, but I got them from a man who'd kept them like they are kept now for a while, and he's a seasoned herptoculturist. They have rolled over several times, but I righted...

Albino female + Okeetee male = what?

My anerythristic female, Matilda, has a backbone ridge. Plus, she's a bit weaker than usual. Her appetite, however, is still extremely healthy. Does anyone know what's wrong with my corn?

Will they be anerythristic Or amelanistic Or all melanistic Or just albinistic? I close up the latch I am keeping watch Oh I cannot wait for My corn eggs to hatch. Charcoal zigzag? Okeetee? Blizzard? Miami? Candycane? Motley? Bloodred or Rosy? I close up the latch I am keeping watch Oh I...

I might get a male Okeetee corn. Should I try breeding him with my female anerythristic right away, or wait a few months?

Uh... If you roll over an egg, will the embryo drown? Also, how old do corns have to be to breed? Thirdly, can siblings breed?

I think it's the anerythristic, as seen in my avatar, but I want other people's opinion: What is the prettiest corn snake?

I really want an avatar, of the head of an anerythristic corn. Tell me, please, someone- how do I get it? I can't find the list of available avatars under f.a.q., and I don't know how to get the one I've made to cornsnakes.com.

Matilda is a full-grown Anerytheristic corn, and I'm not sure how to sex her. Her tail lenth indicates female, but I doubt that that's a surefire way to sex her. Do you know any other methods, apart from probing, which I can't afford?

I just got two corn eggs from a friend. I am keeping them well... but I've no clue as to what to do when they hatch. Can anyonne tell me how to keep neonates?