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SnakeLover#1

Livin life an loven corns
Hi all im a new user and I got my first corn i few days ago and the people i got him from said he ate on saterday (today wendsday)
and him bein a hachling and all thay said that they eat pinkies about onece our twice a week and thay have been feedig him live pinkies.Well today I tryed to feed him a dead pinkie.He dident whant it is this because he isent hungry or cause he dosent like dead food.


thanx
zach
 
Hi, welcome to the forum.
I would give him a few more days to settle in. Let him get hungry. Wait 3 more days and try again. It won't hurt him to go 7 days without food. When you feed the frozen thawed pinkie give him plenty of privacy and confine him to a deli cup or paper bag. That way he can concentrate on his food. If this doesn't work out right away you may need to locate a supplier of live pinks untill you can get him switched over. Good luck:D
 
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Welcome to Cornsnakes.com forums ,
Alicia knows of what she speaks,
once the little fella gets settled in , i'm sure he'll be a "chow hound" for ya.

Using the search feature of this forum,
as questions occur, can give one an instant answer to a problem, in many instances.
Quick search for it and still can't find a logical, apparently correct answer, chime right in and somebody is bound to know the answer (hopefully) :)

Once again ,
WELCOME! :D
 
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