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no parasites!!!

what are the number on the left before the name of the snake?
for ex:
1.2 Snow Cornsnakes...Marshmallow, Alaska, & Avalanche
1.2 Amel Cornsnakes...Sizzlin', Que, & Fantasy
0.1 Butter Cornsnake...Popcorn
0.1 Creamsicle...Tango
0.0.23 Amel Hatchlings
0.0.4 Normal Hatchlings
0.1 Desert-phase Cal King...Yokio
1.0 Amel Striped Cal King...Aspen
1.0 Pueblan Milksnake...Chexmex
0.1 Tangerine Honduran Milksnake...Wild Thang
0.2 Cats...Miss Kitty and Whisper
0.1 Dog...Sunshine
 
They tell the gender of a snake and how many...

For example:
1.2 Snow Cornsnakes...Marshmallow, Alaska, & Avalanche
...means I have one male and two female snow cornsnakes.

If it read 1.2.5, then it would mean 1 male, 2 female, and 5 unsexed...like my amel hatchlings, I have 23 unsexed hatchlings. I only listed them separately from my other amels because they are unnamed. Typically they would all be together. I technically have 1.2.23 amel cornsnakes.

I hope I made this clear!
 
dont

Worry about it. If you have to leave put your snake in a showbox. And keep it with you wherever you go. It will be perfectly fine for a bit in normal room temp if it has too. Not having a heat spot of exactly 83 or whatever every single second is not a big deal. I have been forced during construction of my rack to let my corns go without supplemental heat for three weeks. Mind you the temp was 80-84 almost every single day but in any case they were prefectly fine.

bmm
 
A Rubbermaid or similar type container would be best because they have lids that snap on. If a shoe box is all you have then it will have to do. Check it over and make sure she can't get out. They can escape from the smallest openings:)

1.2 Snow = 1 male and 2 females
0.0.4 Normals = 4 unsexed
 
If you are going to have it in a shoebox or rubbermaid container for awhile, just make sure that the box has air holes in it! Very important... you don't want to save your snake from a hurricane, only to have it die from suffocation. :(
 
i no this is a little off the subjet now but but NEVER EVER put a mouse in a microwave to defrost them they explode and go EVERYWHERE!!! :eek: NOT NICE!!

Good luck
 
About Mice and Microwaves...

Also, the mice would most likely be <b>very hot and cooked</b> in some places and <b>still frozen</b> in some places. That would be harmful to your snake.
 
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