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coco83

coco83

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Hi guys, I mainly keep pythons and boas but rescued this beauty male the other day and would love to know what influences he may have , he's just 3.5 months old look tiny here but a healthy and a good size , so any ideas? [emoji5]


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Hi and welcome. :wavey: Your hatchling looks like an amelanistic. 3.5 month old corns ARE tiny by any standard, let alone when you're used to pythons and boas. Compare my male who was a scant 15g at that age and is now about 165g at 14 months, a bit above average.
 
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