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Pictures of my snow corn

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jakewc2

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I posted about my snow corn striking out when I first got him, but he's now settled down a lot. What I've been amazed about with this little guy is that you can see his insides, he's almost transparent.

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too cute. my first corn was a snow and he is about 7-8 months old now. lovely little guy u have there
 
Snows are really pretty, I like the markings on yours. What is awesome is holding their heads up to the light and letting the light shine through their heads, in one eye and out the other. My sister claims it makes them look "freaky".
 
What's a bit freaky is that I can see the pinkies going down into his digestive tract, and I see when he has poop near his vent. If you look in the second picture you can just make out the black bits. Not long after I took that he vented it, fortunately I have paper underneath my hand when I handle them.
 
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