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NOOOO!! I mean they can but they 100% shouldn't. They eat rodents and the ocassional lizard in the wild. It wouldn't be interesting because they could become quite ill from not getting the right nutrients.
 
The only way a corn would eat an insect would be if it was forced down its throat or the insect was scented in some way. Corns are driven in large degree by their sense of smell, and that's why some lizard scents work to make pinkie eaters out of picky eaters. I have seen corns eat mice, lizards, chicks, and other small birds. However, the cheapest and most convenient prey item (to us) is the mouse. I wouldn't suggest you try anything else.
 
Please do not try insects....it'll not work and they will not get the nutrients that they require..
insects and crickets are a NO...
mouse and rats are the cheapest way for them to get a healthy diet...
 
I didn't mean as their diet. i am not a corn killer. i was just curious if they ever would. don't worry only thawed frozen chicken for my snakes. hahaha.. alright alright. only thawed mice.
oh ya water too. thats kinda important
 
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