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sharks4444

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I got Croc my very first snake almost 2 weeks ago. He is a baby and a male, I believe. He shed 4 days after I got him and it measured 15 inches long. He also did very well in shedding in one piece, I have also feed him since I got him and he inhaled the pinkie in less than 3 minutes. I don't know what kind of corn he his and I’m hoping someone will be able to help me.
P.S. I don't own the heat rock any more, I didnt even plug it in.
 

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Welcome to the forum it is a great place and there are lots of wonderful people here. I am glad to hear you got rid of the heat rock. You little corn looks to be a normal/classic. Do you have a thermometer, UTH, and thermastat? Good luck with the little guy.
 
Welcome, Sharks! :wavey:

That's a great looking little guy you have there. I can't ID my way out of a paper bag, so I'm just saying hello. Good for you for not using the heat rock, too!
 
Welcome to the hobby, and the forum. Your baby looks like a classic corn, as CassieK said. You can expect him to show more reds, oranges, and yellows as he grows. I love that piece of wood you have in his viv. I'll bet Croc will enjoy that.
 
Croc's Home

This is what Croc's home looks like. I have to tank therm. one on each end. My humidity dial is being covered by his leaves and wood. I also have a therm. with a probe to test the temp of the substrate because i do have an under the tank heater.



P.S. Croc is obsessed with his wood piece, he hardly stays in his hide now that i put that in there.
 

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Your Croc looks almost like an Okeetee corn to me, judging by the thick borders on his saddles.... But it's only a guess, maybe someone else on here could verify that...

Lovely snake anyhow!
 
shark, hi there welcome to the forums, i'm pretty new to this site too but i hav found there is always somebody to help you out with any questions you hav, it's like 1 big family lol i like ur little fella too he looks like 2 of the 3 i'v got and they are classic "h" amber's Croc's viv looks really nice n he looks happy
any way enuff from me :d

Welcome again and enjoy

here's a pic of 1 ov my classic's

http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq219/KDRGM/GEDC0028.jpg

hope u dont mind?



Kev
 
He's very cute! If he's obsessed with the tree, he might also enjoy a hammock and a vine suction-cupped to each end. Then he could travel all around the whole viv without touching the ground! (I have a baby that loves to do that).
 
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