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How fast do you grow your corns?
- Thread starter Matias
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CornCrazy
What's one more???
OK...I voted for the 250-300, but mine really vary quite a lot. I have a few that are over 300 grams and some that are as small as 150 grams. I have decided that a lot of the growth simply depends on the snake.
All of mine were on the same feeding schedule, by the way. When the snakes were hatchlings and on pinks, I fed them every 4-5 days. After I switched them to fuzzies, I started feeding them once a week. That is still my schedule for them (except for the ones brumating).
All of mine were on the same feeding schedule, by the way. When the snakes were hatchlings and on pinks, I fed them every 4-5 days. After I switched them to fuzzies, I started feeding them once a week. That is still my schedule for them (except for the ones brumating).
pinatamonkey
Ophidiophile
My 2 yearlings are 180 and 200 grams. They were relatively late hatchers, around September. Fed 1x a week.
Individual genetics I think have a lot to do with the growth. There's snakes that get 3ft+ at one year, and ones that get barely 30", even though they are fed the same amount (for their size, of course)
Individual genetics I think have a lot to do with the growth. There's snakes that get 3ft+ at one year, and ones that get barely 30", even though they are fed the same amount (for their size, of course)