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Remmy

Remmy

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Hi just saw this add and would like to know what you think. Look at the age.

For Sale
2 Breeding corn snakes with Vivarium
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Type: Private Advert
Price: Offers
Updated: Yesterday

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Description
2 corn snakes aged 1yr had a clutch of 12 eggs this season. with or without beech effect vivarium. Must stay together.
 
If they really are only a year old, there's no way the female should be producing eggs. My guess is it's a typo and they meant to hit 4 instead of 1. I hope...
If she really is only a year old, that's just wrong that they would try to breed them! Or maybe it's just another one of those nasty side effects of cohabbing.
 
I agree, no way she should be breeding at a year old. Far to young, can be very dangerous for her. They should not be co-habbing and if you did take them, you need to be separating them. Not only so that she does not breed again, before she is old enough but also because one could try to eat the other (does happen occasionally esp if feed in the viv and together), one could get sick and the other will get it as well, corns are solitary reptiles and it stresses them out to co-hab, which means eventually at least one of them is bound to get ill from living in a high stress environment.
 
Pretty much what any responsible Corn owner would think about a cohabbing, breeding pair of 1 year olds, really.
 
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