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Breeding

If you really want to get a feel for what some of it will be like, find someone selling a clutch of out of egg (OOE) hatchlings. Buy them. Discover the joys of feeding a bunch of hatchlings, the non-feeders, the regurgs, etc, then finding them homes, trying to just break even. Buy a non feeder or two. They do show up here in the for sale section. Try and get them to eat. Know the pain of when they give up the ghost.

If you do all of that and still want to breed, then best of luck to you.
 
Sounds like a good idea in a way because I will learn to take care of them as a couple day old hatchlings. It might be stressful but it'll be helpful
 
They all have the same care, that's why it's good to learn with some that don't cost much. You can buy $20 corn snakes or spend hundreds or even thousands.
 
But remember that even a $20 Corn Snake will still live for 15+ years. Once you've finished "practicing" on it, you'll either have to keep it as a pet for that amount of time, or you'll have to rehome it. Those are other aspects of the breeding equation as well. What to do with the inevitable healthy Corns which don't fit into your breeding strategy or which might not immediately appeal to a buyer.
 
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