susang
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55 pounds don't think so. How often are you feeding him?
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Need help with general care and budgeting.
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55 pounds don't think so. How often are you feeding him?
Butter Motley
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oh, sorry he is 55 grams. I have a thermometer in the tank and keep it at about 75 degrees Fahrenheit, and have a heat lamp to keep it up to temp. and i don't really understand the difference between bought and adopted.
According to this chart http://medusa-corns.webs.com/feedingchart.htm your snake should get one hopper every 6-7 days.
If you paid money to a pet store for an animal you bought it. If they gave it to you for free you adopted it.
If you went through a rescue organization and paid money it would still be considered an adoption b/c the monies paid are going to help other animals in need.
If you paid money to a pet store for an animal you bought it. If they gave it to you for free you adopted it.
If you went through a rescue organization and paid money it would still be considered an adoption b/c the monies paid are going to help other animals in need.
Butter Motley
butter motleyc
Ok, then i bought the snake.
susang
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This link might help you with appropriate temps the way to measure temps...
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28341. I know it's long but it should help you.
The thing is if you bought the snake you should have had an idea of the cost of upkeep same if you adopted and relying on what your friends say not the best resource. Owning a snake is a big deal the animal totally depends on you for a clean environment (proper heat and ways to measure temps), adequate clean water and appropriate food.
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28341. I know it's long but it should help you.
The thing is if you bought the snake you should have had an idea of the cost of upkeep same if you adopted and relying on what your friends say not the best resource. Owning a snake is a big deal the animal totally depends on you for a clean environment (proper heat and ways to measure temps), adequate clean water and appropriate food.
Butter Motley
butter motleyc
Ok, thanks everyone.
Butter Motley
butter motleyc
Thank you.