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    Do you ever HAVE TO feed live mice?

    I don't have any snakes yet but plan to one day and I was reading up on what you feed young corns (since I suppose I would be buying a baby from a breeder) and have seen that some corns will refuse to eat for awhile when you first bring them home and people have to resort to all sorts of methods...
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    People living in Florida

    I'm curious if you ever need to have the UTH turned off because it's getting too hot? It depends on the room on my house, but if I keep my corn in my bedroom its 76-80F From April-October/November and always stays at a steady temp (rarely in the summer does the temp in my room change at all...
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    How do you make sure a new snake eats f/t?

    I know most corns will very readily eat already dead food, but how do you know for sure before you get a snake? I definitely could never feed live, or kill anything, so if I got a corn that wouldn't take frozen rats/mice I don't know what I would do. I'm going to adopt a corn from someone on...
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    Hi, new to corns

    Hi, I haven't ever had a snake before and hopefully I will be getting a corn later this year. Corns are definitely my favorite species of snakes and I can't wait to have one. Hoping to learn a lot here!
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