• Hello!

    Either you have not registered on this site yet, or you are registered but have not logged in. In either case, you will not be able to use the full functionality of this site until you have registered, and then logged in after your registration has been approved.

    Registration is FREE, so please register so you can participate instead of remaining a lurker....

    Please be certain that the location field is correctly filled out when you register. All registrations that appear to be bogus will be rejected. Which means that if your location field does NOT match the actual location of your registration IP address, then your registration will be rejected.

    Sorry about the strictness of this requirement, but it is necessary to block spammers and scammers at the door as much as possible.

Albion n Robin

andria2013

andria2013

New member
Ive had these for a total of 1month .the previous owners left them in some state , Robin was under weight , loud chest noises and lots of scars .
Albion was half the weight he should be and had burn just down from his head (neck) from the open light bulb , both now had vitamin injections , and Albion on multi vitamins ., just getting new viv to seperate them as both were housed together in a 3ft viv .

Albion 4yr old

DSCN0555_zps078bd121.jpg


DSCN0563_zpsb27840d6.jpg


DSCN0570_zps8c0474cf.jpg


DSCN0501_zps93a18722.jpg


DSCN0502_zps5e795794.jpg


Robin 4yr old
DSCN0573_zps5d5df161.jpg


DSCN0577_zpsa68e8456.jpg


DSCN0578_zps31b7c1a0.jpg


DSCN0511_zps12d49da5.jpg
 
It is great that you rescued these animals and are caring for them. Albion's coloration is very similar to the Alabama locality morph (any information on their history?) - very nice coloration. Thanks for sharing.
 
no . most people I have asked are confused as to what Albion is . sOME people thought miami , maybe miami phase . Im not sure myself . so any suggestion would be great . Not that it matters , they are here to stay.
 
Lucky for them they have you now, looking forwards to seeing them getting back to good health under your care
 
wow-that's sad they came to you in that shape-but I'm glad they have found their way to a caring owner :) Albion is so pretty!
 
yup . thing is when I told the previous owners they didnt even have a clue, hey told me they were fine , . they have another . which Im trying to get off them . think its a snow . only seen it for 2minutes
 
It's a great thing you took these two in- and what gorgeous specimen! Albion is particularly handsome, and I love the Fable reference (if that's where Albion is from..).

If they do have another, I would desperately try to get that one as well just by how these turned out because of negligence.
 
yes , I will try not sure he willing to give it up though . his girlfriend doesntwant them no more but he does, so im trying to persuade them .
 
think he trying to keep her to breed in future he alrdy tried to breed these too . according to friend n found out they were both male .
 
Both are beautiful snakes (Albion is a real beauty), sure glad they are with you now and are on the road to recovery!
It wouldn't surprise me he kept them for breeding, it seems so many inexperienced people think they can make a fast buck off breeding their corns. Usually unable to find homes who will take them, the snakes become worthless and neglected.

Keep us posted on their progress! Congrats on two very nice corns!
 
thankyou and yes I will . they due to be fed today . so awkward to get the multi vitamins into a dead mouse lol , but i manage in the end . trying other Robin , on a baby chick today , see how he goes ,vet suggested it ,
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top