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New corn owner!!

Jaspers dad

Jaspers dad

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I just got this big guy a little over a week ago. He is a little underweight it seems but we are working on that and let me tell you what, he LOVES to eat. He is the most active snake I have ever handled but hopefully that will change now that he is in a loving home. Here are a few pics, not great ones because he is so active.
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hope you enjoy.
 
Welcome!
I am somewhat new here, too. You will find that everyone is so nice and is as helpful as can be!

Your snake looks like a huge version of my baby!
 
Welcome...its always good to have another Ohioan around here! Aberrant is when the saddles connect or blend together...in your second pic you can see that 5 or 6 saddles are all connected. Nice looking animal!
 
airenlow said:
Welcome...its always good to have another Ohioan around here! Aberrant is when the saddles connect or blend together...in your second pic you can see that 5 or 6 saddles are all connected. Nice looking animal!
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Thanks for backing me up, Josh! Had a Dr. Appt. LOL.

Yeah, your snake has little "chains" going up its back... I've got a couple that do the same. It "breaks up" the norm and is therefore refreshing to some of us!
 
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