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how do you know if it fits?

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hawtdawg

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since thew first time i fed my snake(not a corn), ive been thinking of when to feed mice to it.

how do you know if its time to switch to mice?
 
hawtdawg said:
how do you know if its time to switch to mice?
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As the snake gets larger....


A little more information would help.

The general rule of "thumb" with corns snakes is... feed the snake an food item that is 1 1/2 time the snake girth (the widest part of the body).
Soooo... What are you feeding you snake now?
 
Are you saying you haven't been feeding mice? So what have you been feeding? If it's not a corn, this should really be under General Chit-Chat, btw.
 
Release is back into the wild where you found it and buy an established one from a breeder.

I doubt it's legal in your country to rip them out of their habitat to stick them in a cage. You rip those lizards from a branch to?
 
Double het said:
Release is back into the wild where you found it and buy an established one from a breeder.

I doubt it's legal in your country to rip them out of their habitat to stick them in a cage. You rip those lizards from a branch to?
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Be Polite! This person came seeking knowledge and there are more then one person here that owns wild caught snakes so don't be so mean.

As to your question you would really need to provide more information to get help. This also isn't really the right forum to ask there may be someone with a similar snake here but your best bet is to google it and see if you can find a forum dedicated to the type of snake you own.
 
There is a difference beteen wild caught and 'wild caught'. You cannot just go outside and search a pet. Worse, go outside and kill lizards to feed your pet. Here in the Netherlands we learn in kindergarden you cannot take any animal from the wild. It's considered a crime in most countries. If i hear someone i know keeping an illigal pet he can choose to let it go right away or be snitched.
I'm even against legal wild caught as well. Soooooo many different snakes already. We don't need to hurt the enviroment more by getting yet another fancy snake. If absolutely nessasary get a permit and get the eggs from a pregnant female. Then let the female go.
 
"My bad" double hex,
From looking at previous post it seems like hawtdawg doesn't even own a corn yet just a "wolf" snake. Which he found on his roof.

hawtdawg,
Since you have access to the internet I suggest looking up your local law on the subject of ownership. Also I google wolf snake and they gave me information on what to feed it too. Do some research on it. But I suggest that as told to you from members on your other post...
But it back!!!!
 
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