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Hello from GA

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artteacher

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Hi all!
I'm here to learn and look forward to posting with everyone. You guys have a great forum and after lurking for awhile, I decided to finally join.

I don't have corn snakes, but currently keep the following herps: 0.2 kenyan sand boas, 1.0 western hognose, and 1.2 crested geckos.

Thanks for your time and future advice, as I'm sure I'll be asking loads of questions.

Artteacher
 
We can help you out with all kinds of snake questions. You _do_ know you can't legally keep cornsnakes in Georgia, right?
 
Yes... found that out while doing research earlier... Apparently the world's most recommended starter pet snake is illegal in my state. Although I may try being a snake scoff-law at some point, my main interest here will be looking into snakes closely related to corns and / or hybrids that might be legal to keep and look / behave similarly to corns.

Thanks for the reply!
 
Hello and welcome!
You might look into African House Snakes, they are kind of the equavalent of the African corn snake for hardiness, calmness and eagerness to eat. Don't come in such a massive variety of colors and patterns though. They stay a bit smaller than corns, males quite a bit smaller.
 
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