cornsinmehpants101
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I need to know the basics of breeding corns. Im gonna make this my new hobbie so i need to know how to start off. Thanx guys have a good day
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Lycari
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I think we need some context... For example, do you already keep corns? If so, what morphs?
If not, I think you should get at least a year or two of basic snakekeeping under your belt first. A lot can go wrong or get complicated with corn breeding--there's ample supporting evidence of that all over this site!
A common warning I see others giving to aspiring breeders is to be prepared to have a lot of space--and money--devoted to a lot of snakes for a good long time, because they don't sell quickly. You're gonna have a lot of mouths to feed, and you can't cohabitate if you care about decent husbandry.
If not, I think you should get at least a year or two of basic snakekeeping under your belt first. A lot can go wrong or get complicated with corn breeding--there's ample supporting evidence of that all over this site!
A common warning I see others giving to aspiring breeders is to be prepared to have a lot of space--and money--devoted to a lot of snakes for a good long time, because they don't sell quickly. You're gonna have a lot of mouths to feed, and you can't cohabitate if you care about decent husbandry.
Emscornsnake
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I would also highly suggest the book by Kathy Love. Before you breed the snakes you need to do a lot of research because it can cost a lot, and you need to dedicate a lot of your time to them. Feeding alone everyweek I spend about 8 hrs doing. and I have a small collection. I am positive you can do it, it just takes some time to get started.
Well hope everything works out, if you have any specific questions I will be more then happen to answer them.
Well hope everything works out, if you have any specific questions I will be more then happen to answer them.
ZoologyGirl
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RobbiesCornField
Bring it on.
Read Kathy's book, and then have a read of the forums here, especially the one you posted in. Don't forget to pay special attention to the graphic and heartbreaking threads, as you'll likely have to deal with that.