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feedin my first corns

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abracadabra

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here's a couple of each of my corns eating.. I've only had them for a month and I'm loving them. anyhow.. let me know what you guys think.
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snoweating.jpg

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snowwhatreyoulookinat.jpg
 
Wow..that first snake is bright! I like the snow too, is that a Hypo/Coral Snow by any chance?

Nice macro jobs. =D
 
nice looking snow there got any full body shots. grate picks a little bright but good. the last one is ace.
 
Is that a okeetee or just a bright normal, im going to assume it is because its bursting with orange. How old is that guy?
 
I LOVE the shot of the snake who's eating like a prehistoric flesh-eater! I almost caught one of my corns doing that, but only got his reflection in his dish.

Great shot!

Blue
 
Awesome shots! The white one (sorry not up to date on all the genetic lingo) looks like some kind of arctic sea monster swallowing a polar bear. :)
 
Those girls are about 2.5 months old, I just know that they're snow and okeetee.

The camera is a DSLR. Canon rebel XT

Thanks for the comments guys!

I'll see what I can do about getting some full body shots.
 
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