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CornsnakeKeeper
Addicted Member
Gopher snake? Just a WAG! ...Wild *** Guess...
watch out for those sellers
If you go to shows look at the price tags and label telling you what the snake is.
I was at the show in mississauga in november and corns were not going cheap at this show for some reason, I was scanning over some great looking hatchling ghost cornsnakes. There was about 4 there at this one tabel, and the biggest one of them was labelled as a grey rat snake with a price tag of 40$, while the other ghosts were labelled ghost corns at 100$. (they were late 01 hatchlings)
Now guess what, I ended up getting the mostcalm, ravenous feeding ghost cornsnake in the world for 40$ (Canadian) and he's turning out to be real nice.
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This is a pick of him, sorry for the quality of the pic, no great cameras around my place. (Pic taken about 2 months ago)
-Ryan
CornBall Reptiles
If you go to shows look at the price tags and label telling you what the snake is.
I was at the show in mississauga in november and corns were not going cheap at this show for some reason, I was scanning over some great looking hatchling ghost cornsnakes. There was about 4 there at this one tabel, and the biggest one of them was labelled as a grey rat snake with a price tag of 40$, while the other ghosts were labelled ghost corns at 100$. (they were late 01 hatchlings)
Now guess what, I ended up getting the mostcalm, ravenous feeding ghost cornsnake in the world for 40$ (Canadian) and he's turning out to be real nice.
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This is a pick of him, sorry for the quality of the pic, no great cameras around my place. (Pic taken about 2 months ago)
-Ryan
CornBall Reptiles
Reed Taylor
New member
Grey ratsnakes are great pets. They can tame down just like a cornsnake. Some of the other ratsnake's natural phases just blow away any red ratsnake phases. Like the chinease stinking beauty's, the mandarin ratsnakes, Red headed ratsnakes. Absolutly georgous.
Boy! I missed out on the fun!
I love to do this, hope someone does something like this again! Just for the record, I guessed before I read the other post, I guessed the second picture as the corn snake, because of the pattern on the head. I did not know the species of the first though. I will have to learn to check my post sooner, I love to do things like this. I also like to take the snake quizes that I find. I hope someone will do this again sometime.. Thanks
I love to do this, hope someone does something like this again! Just for the record, I guessed before I read the other post, I guessed the second picture as the corn snake, because of the pattern on the head. I did not know the species of the first though. I will have to learn to check my post sooner, I love to do things like this. I also like to take the snake quizes that I find. I hope someone will do this again sometime.. Thanks
Reed Taylor
New member
Even though this is a cornsnake forum you might wanna try and do some milksnake or kingsnake tests etc.
Thanks Taylor
I will, I have always loved all snakes, I love to see Black snakes in my area. I saved one from the place where I worked last year. I took care of fed. inmate ladies preg. they were deathly afraid of a pair of 3 plus foot Black Rat Snakes. The maintence man killed one of the pair before I got to work that day. All because they were afraid of them. That evening the other one came out hunting, she/he was climbing up a post, hunting. The girls freaked, it was just about dusk. I gently took a long stick, since I didn't have a snake stick with me I had to improvise. (can't spell)
Any way, I applied light pressure to hold him while I caught him behind the head (I didn't want bit) I then put him in a five gallon bucket, and took him home and released him back into the wild. I just wish I could have saved his mate/friend. The girls needless to say, some were in awe, and some thought I was weird/crazy! I don't work there now. But I will go out of my way to save any snake I can!
I will, I have always loved all snakes, I love to see Black snakes in my area. I saved one from the place where I worked last year. I took care of fed. inmate ladies preg. they were deathly afraid of a pair of 3 plus foot Black Rat Snakes. The maintence man killed one of the pair before I got to work that day. All because they were afraid of them. That evening the other one came out hunting, she/he was climbing up a post, hunting. The girls freaked, it was just about dusk. I gently took a long stick, since I didn't have a snake stick with me I had to improvise. (can't spell)
Any way, I applied light pressure to hold him while I caught him behind the head (I didn't want bit) I then put him in a five gallon bucket, and took him home and released him back into the wild. I just wish I could have saved his mate/friend. The girls needless to say, some were in awe, and some thought I was weird/crazy! I don't work there now. But I will go out of my way to save any snake I can!
nigel the corn snake
yummy mice!
:crazy02: :crazy02: Im sorry that was even easy 4 me and im 12 its obviously the bottom one cos of the pattern.
It is slight y different.
Am i right?
It is slight y different.
Am i right?
Roy Munson
New member
Look at the dates of the posts in this thread. The original poster was the last surviving Civil War vet. Of course, he's been dead for some time now...nigel the corn snake said: