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New member and baby corn snake! (Pic heavy)

hypnoctopus said:
It's one of those grass is always greener things. I love baby snakes, but it's so nice to hold a calm adult.
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I defiantly love the cuteness of babies but this is such a great point! My little one is always on the move, weaving through each of my fingers. I also love the feeding aspect and there's something about larger prey items that makes it even more exciting to watch!

smigon said:
You know, when I went to Christen's house a few weeks ago it was my FIRST time holding a day old beebee! Man, they ARE cute, but you are right about adults! Scarlett was a year old when I got her from Damon, so I never had the experience of the delicate little missile!



I am excited to get my new ones this year, they will all be the youngest I have ever taken on.
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How many do you currently have? Is Scarlett your oldest one? I still need to sex my little one so I can name it!! I tried using a flashlight to see if it was a male or female and didn't notice anything under the cloaca.

Here's a pic of it from today:
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