chibitamalove
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Oh yes, of course. Corn snakes can do soooo much damage to you. :grin01: When Rose bit me, it ripped so much flesh and I lost so much blood, I was in a coma for a month. 
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releasing a bite
- Thread starter tsst
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tsst
Deuce is watching!
Lots of good info and some laughs too. I didn't figure there was a major injury more of a good way to get a release without injury to the snake. I am sure with kids if it happened it would be more the surprise and panic of it not the pain. I usually always take the snake out of viv and do the feeding etc to reduce the times when he/she might strike.
Another quickie dumb question. What are the numbers for? ie 0.1 corn 1.0 ball and so on.
Another quickie dumb question. What are the numbers for? ie 0.1 corn 1.0 ball and so on.