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My new Corn Snake-Normal Corn

yes, im glad i bought the small one vs. the 2-3 ft one, cause i do want to see him grow!!...could you see the snake in the video? he matches truly closely to the aspen! like the beginning of the video you can see his colours!:eats02::):crazy02:
 
I honestly couldn't see him at the beginning, only at the end when he stuck his head out, and then the video ended. But based on the photo you took, I think he's just gorgeous! Make sure to make the next one brighter, k? I'm old, so my eyes don't work so well anymore. ;)

Do you have any more pics of your setup? I like those wooden hides. My poor guy's favorite hide is the bottom half of a plastic coffee container. :nope:
 
Yes

I'm going to do another video with him feeding which will be Next week wednesday. So you will REALLY be able to see him. I will also be buying new software for my films so it will make it High quality! I will also take more pictures of his set-up! He spends most of his time under the aspen !!:laugh01:
 
Please don't feed him on aspen, in your video you recommend aspen in feeding tub. Really all you need is pinkie and snake in feeding tub.
 
Socrates said:
could you see the snake in the video? he matches truly closely to the aspen! like the beginning of the video you can see his colours!
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FYI, that's not aspen you have in his cage. That is Repti-bark. No big deal, it's just not what you're calling it. Aspen is a yellowish white color, your snake isn't yellowish white! :D

D80
 
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