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dcone

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this is a photo of my first corn snake bought at local pet store, not a chain pet store just a local one, I have had this snake probably 3 momths, since I have researched and bought two hatchings this year from a breeder,anyway I need help in identifinying my first corn and an approx, on his age. He is about 24 inches llong now, and I have attached a pic, thanks
 

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Normal with a somewhat okeetee-ish appearance. The background color is too light to be a true okeetee phase though.

-Kat
 
Yeah he looks like a normal. It also looks like he has some skin on his side left over from his last shed, might want to help him out of that with a damp paper towel. :)
 
Yes, thanks for your help, he is darker the farther back you go on him, also that was some skin, the humidity was a little low in my tank so as I was taking these pictures I was also in the process of helping him off with a couple of skin places, all is well, thanks again
 

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If the 24 inch length is accurate, that corn is probably from the 2004 hatch.

Rule of Thumb: corns are approximately 12 inches long when hatching and grow approximately 12 inches per year the first two years.
 
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