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Carolina corn female
- Thread starter carolinanola504
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Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
Hi and welcome! :wavey: What a lovely girl you have! Personally I'm not a fan of the whole Carolina "locality" name...it means absolutely nothing, just sounds fancier than classic I guess. Your pretty lady even looks more like some "Alabamas" I've seen than how most Carolinas are described. Well a rose by any other name, right? 
Any particular reason you're after a male creamsicle over a nice non-hybrid orange or mandarin?
Any particular reason you're after a male creamsicle over a nice non-hybrid orange or mandarin?
carolinanola504
New member
Nice thank you for the reply
Mainly looking for a cool color contrast male and something I can keep with her (her name: Charlotte) that mandarin is amazing, so a male and about 2 feet long eating young mice is the size I'm looking for. Possible breeding the pair why they can, because my ball python pair did not produce this year so I'm looking to try cornsnakes next time around.
Mainly looking for a cool color contrast male and something I can keep with her (her name: Charlotte) that mandarin is amazing, so a male and about 2 feet long eating young mice is the size I'm looking for. Possible breeding the pair why they can, because my ball python pair did not produce this year so I'm looking to try cornsnakes next time around.