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aww i can't wait to get one don't think my mum will let me get another but i bet i will want more addictive then 
wow ill keep that in mind when i handle them wouldn't want to let it escape  how long do u keep them in a small container for? witch do you prefer Royal or corn
wow a mouth print that would shake me up especially first bite. my brother got bitten on the ear once and it wouldn't let go for ages (california king snake)
oh another question when the corns gets big do you have to feed them rat fussies or can you feed them medium mice thanks  |
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I remember feeding hatchling corns and one grab on to my hand and bite as hard he could I thought it was quiet funny and he didn,t even leave a mark
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pamela_s
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 i can just see him biting hard as he can, thinking he is doing some serious damage  bless he he |
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Moracai
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I have been bitten by my corn twice, both times it was my fault, I startled her when she was in blue. 
It felt, like others have said, like being brushed with velcro. No mark or anything. |
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| pamela_s wrote: | aww i can't wait to get one don't think my mum will let me get another but i bet i will want more addictive then
wow ill keep that in mind when i handle them wouldn't want to let it escape how long do u keep them in a small container for? witch do you prefer Royal or corn
wow a mouth print that would shake me up especially first bite. my brother got bitten on the ear once and it wouldn't let go for ages (california king snake)
oh another question when the corns gets big do you have to feed them rat fussies or can you feed them medium mice thanks |
my larger ones are on rat fluffs now. but they still have a bit of growing to do. if i cant get rat fluffs they take small/nedium mice.
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pamela_s
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 worried about nothing then what is in blue
thanks is it best to give them rat fluffs or can you feed them medium mice as there permanent diet |
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Lynne
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| pamela_s wrote: | worried about nothing then what is in blue
thanks is it best to give them rat fluffs or can you feed them medium mice as there permanent diet |
they go into blue just before they shed. the eyes go pale blue. rats are more nutritious than mice. so i have as many of mine as i can on rats, but it doesnt matter which.
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pamela_s
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thanks for all your help i have had loads of pet rats in the past and i know there basically the same as mice i just didn't fancy feeding the baby rats, but i should do whats best for the snake if its better i will feed them fluff rats when they get big but if mice are fine i will do that (my friend doesn't understand how i can get a snake and feed it mice) when i have had rats as pets  i understand were she is coming from
but i love snakes and its just nature, i see it as im not feeding live, there not my pets and i would never kill and eat a pet chicken, but i eat the ones in shops any way im rambling now so im of to bed thanks again |
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| pamela_s wrote: | thanks for all your help i have had loads of pet rats in the past and i know there basically the same as mice i just didn't fancy feeding the baby rats, but i should do whats best for the snake if its better i will feed them fluff rats when they get big but if mice are fine i will do that (my friend doesn't understand how i can get a snake and feed it mice) when i have had rats as pets i understand were she is coming from
but i love snakes and its just nature, i see it as im not feeding live, there not my pets and i would never kill and eat a pet chicken, but i eat the ones in shops any way im rambling now so im of to bed thanks again |
i had a pet mouse and he lived beside the snakes. as long as i didnt know the mice or rats am fine feeding them.
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pamela_s
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| that's what i think too its just snake food as long as its dead all ready |
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