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just curious...
- Thread starter Skye
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Hi Skye,
I have a w/c, but he, (I think), was more of a rescue, than a catch. He was in a really bad spot, where I had already seen "smushed" garter snakes and glass lizards. Landscapers were going at the place full tilt 'round the clock. He was just on the path in about 50° weather late at night.
My original intention, was to bring him home with me and release him. I kept him and fed him at our beach house for about a month. Once, we got home, I started to worry about the "black rat" that calls this place home,( we only have 5 acres).
I showed SneakySnake to my neighbor, to warn him, he told me, don't worry about me, look at this, then he showed me a picture of the "biggest granddaddy of all times", that apparently lives on our property line. This snake spans by over 2 feet, on each side, the guy's asphalt driveway.
I just couldn't stand him being supper, so I kept him. I love him too much.
I have a w/c, but he, (I think), was more of a rescue, than a catch. He was in a really bad spot, where I had already seen "smushed" garter snakes and glass lizards. Landscapers were going at the place full tilt 'round the clock. He was just on the path in about 50° weather late at night.
My original intention, was to bring him home with me and release him. I kept him and fed him at our beach house for about a month. Once, we got home, I started to worry about the "black rat" that calls this place home,( we only have 5 acres).
I showed SneakySnake to my neighbor, to warn him, he told me, don't worry about me, look at this, then he showed me a picture of the "biggest granddaddy of all times", that apparently lives on our property line. This snake spans by over 2 feet, on each side, the guy's asphalt driveway.
I just couldn't stand him being supper, so I kept him. I love him too much.
guitarchick55
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baby or not
how old does a corn snake have to be to be a adult?
how old does a corn snake have to be to be a adult?
surfrkidTS
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depends... to breed about 3-4 years
guitarchick55
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thanks u i got it now woo lol
guitarchick55
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but i guess a better question would be at what age are they their max size? if that makes any since :/
