Simple, Don't get rid of your corn. If you want to, go buy another ball python and see how he compares to the corn. I am almost positive you will get rid of the ball and keep the corn. Balls are notorius for going off feed and these hunger strikes will go on for 9 months. I had a ball and he went off feed for 3 months before I gave him back to the pet shop in exchange for a new uth. I currently keep corns but kept a few a while ago. I gave 1 away to my sisters friend where he currently lives happily. A ball python can get by in a 20 long but you would want a 40 breeder uf you really care about the snake. Lets see, the ball gets larger in girth, eats larger foods, gives you lots of head aches, takes up more space, and rarely comes out of its hide like corns do. Ball pythons are all around great snakes but not ass great as corns imo.
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Roy Munson
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Porky said:
Oh, the fun that could be had if this wasn't a family-oriented forum.
ghosthousecorns
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I am one of that rare subset of the human species known as "mac users" so I thought I'd share this tip. If you have iphoto, select the picture in the photo library and then in the file menu, select 'export' and it will give you the option to resize it. Then you'll have the resized picture right on your desktop.
Taceas
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MS Paint or Irfanview works great for those simple resizing jobs. I can vouch for that.
I have Photoshop CS2 and RARELY use it, except to occasionally alter the exposure or sharpen images up. I try not to depend on that stuff for my photo quality. Learn how to take good pictures, and you don't need a crutch.
More often than not I use a program called ACDSee that I like. I bought it a few years ago, and I've liked its simplicity for some things. Its a hill of beans better than the Olympus software that came with my camera.
I have Photoshop CS2 and RARELY use it, except to occasionally alter the exposure or sharpen images up. I try not to depend on that stuff for my photo quality. Learn how to take good pictures, and you don't need a crutch.
More often than not I use a program called ACDSee that I like. I bought it a few years ago, and I've liked its simplicity for some things. Its a hill of beans better than the Olympus software that came with my camera.