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new baby. (first corn in a few years)

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bimmer kid

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whats up. i thought i'd interduce myself and put pics of my new addition at the same time. anyway. i used to have a corn about 4 years ago but had to give it away for stupid reasons, i have just been keeping leopard gecko's for a while now. but i decided i wanted a corn again. so here are some pics. i just got him today. any tips would be good too since i prolly need to refresh my memmory anyway. i've been reading alot though so dont worry. lol

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also. does it look like a just a snow or a bubble gum snow? he has a really pink tint to him
 
Congrats on your new one! Looks like a regular baby snow to me, but I'm definitely NOT an expert. LOL. Sure is pretty!

Fred
 
thanks. now i just hope he eats for me. they said the last time he ate was wednesday. its not too soon to try to feed him again is it?
 
bimmer kid said:
thanks. now i just hope he eats for me. they said the last time he ate was wednesday. its not too soon to try to feed him again is it?
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Hatchlings should eat every 4-5 days (at least that's what I do), so Monday would be feeding day. LOL.

***Crossing my fingers hoping he eats for you on Monday!***

Fred
 
Depending on what you mean by bubble gum snow... some people selectively breed for snows that retain a lot of pink into adulthood and then call them bubble gum. Some people used to call hypo-snows bubble gum, but the common name coral snow is used more now.

So is it a pretty snow? Yes. Is it a bubble gum snow? Unless you bought it from a breeder known to selectively breed for pink (usage 1 above) or breeds hypo-snows (usage 2 above) I would hesitate to label it "bubble gum".

My two-cents worth. :D
 
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