Ok, Ive had a baby corn for a while and love it. I recently (little over a month ago) found an adult corn at an adoption place. Hes almost 3 feet long, nice and thick, healthy lookin. They said he was about time to be fed. So i fed him 1 small adult mouse and he was happy. Waited 2 weeks and wasnt sure how often he ate. I thought corns ate more often then my roomies ball python so I fed it 2 weeks later. he didnt eat. waited a week. didnt eat. another week. No eating. So in all its been a month since he last ate and he just smells his food and slithers off to another part of the cage eventually. Am I feeding him too often? How often should the adult be eating. The place i adopted from was really shoddy. Thats the main reason I took him in is because the place had actually injured some spots on his scales by forcefully pulling him out of a little shelter he was hiding in. Help! How often should this guy be hungry???
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Corn wont eat!
- Thread starter Lucid
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ghosthousecorns
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If he's an adult male he may have other things on his mind because it's spring (breeding season)
Unless he's very skinny I would not worry much, a lot of males will not eat for 2-3 months during this time of year.
Unless he's very skinny I would not worry much, a lot of males will not eat for 2-3 months during this time of year.
