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Chel wrote on Skinz's profile.
Hi skinz my apologies for sending u this message not knowing u my 4 month old snow corn escaped on Monday I've searched every were no scales or blood anywere but I'm worried my bulldog may have eaten her I have put hides near walls food traps water bowls and heate mats in variouse locations. I'm really worried that my dog could of eaten it. Or is it more likely she is hiding somewhere. Or am I stressing about nothing and it will turn up plz ?
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Chel wrote on Cornflake86's profile.
Hi can anyone help me plz my snow corn escaped Monday after a feed and I'm worried my bulldog has eaten it. I'm I over stressing could she e hiding somewhere I've searched high and low put out food trap water bowles comfy hiding places with hides against walls and still no signs.
Hi there, I have two questions. We got two new corn snakes. Each from a different breeder. One person recommended us using Zilla Jungle Mix substrate and the other recommended Aspen. What do my long time corn snake people suggest? Please let me know why you like which one you do. Also what about UVB? Yes or no? If yes is it 12 on and 12 off? Thank you so much.
Hmm, I thought I had announcements set up to be viewed by everyone. Ah, I checked and it expired. I reset the expiration date, so it should be visible now. Basically the important part of it is the following:
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for the response Rich. I'm sorry to pester you about this but when I click the link you provided it takes me to a page that I "Don't have Access" to. I have noticed some differences between the image upload requirements for Fauna versus Cornsnakes.com. Is there a file size parameter that is preventing the thumbnail from appearing beside my ad perhaps? Many thanks, Neil
I'm not sure where I might have mentioned it on this site, but I can find it easier on FaunaClassifieds -> http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/announcement.php?f=499&a=54
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Old Corn Snake Tail Issues.
My pet Corn snake for the last 20th years has an issue with her scales at the end of his tail.
First of all she hasn’t been pooping much and she hasn’t been eating. It’s been a few weeks. I’ve tried soaking her in warm water but whenever I put a mouse in her tank she ignores it.
Then last time I held her I noticed at the end of the tail the scales were coming off. There was dangling dead scales on the top and missing clumps at the bottom.
Is this just age and there’s nothing I can do about it?
pics of tail:
https://ibb.co/JnWnCS3
https://ibb.co/Vv3Dk3L
https://ibb.co/WksYXqZ
My pet Corn snake for the last 20th years has an issue with her scales at the end of his tail.
First of all she hasn’t been pooping much and she hasn’t been eating. It’s been a few weeks. I’ve tried soaking her in warm water but whenever I put a mouse in her tank she ignores it.
Then last time I held her I noticed at the end of the tail the scales were coming off. There was dangling dead scales on the top and missing clumps at the bottom.
Is this just age and there’s nothing I can do about it?
pics of tail:
https://ibb.co/JnWnCS3
https://ibb.co/Vv3Dk3L
https://ibb.co/WksYXqZ
Old Corn Snake Tail Issues.
My pet Corn snake for the last 20th years has an issue with her scales at the end of his tail.
First of all she hasn’t been pooping much and she hasn’t been eating. It’s been a few weeks. I’ve tried soaking her in warm water but whenever I put a mouse in her tank she ignores it.
Then last time I held her I noticed at the end of the tail the scales were coming off. There was dangling dead scales on the top and missing clumps at the bottom.
Is this just age and there’s nothing I can do about it?
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My pet Corn snake for the last 20th years has an issue with her scales at the end of his tail.
First of all she hasn’t been pooping much and she hasn’t been eating. It’s been a few weeks. I’ve tried soaking her in warm water but whenever I put a mouse in her tank she ignores it.
Then last time I held her I noticed at the end of the tail the scales were coming off. There was dangling dead scales on the top and missing clumps at the bottom.
Is this just age and there’s nothing I can do about it?
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My pet Corn snake for the last 20th years has an issue with her scales at the end of his tail.
First of all she hasn’t been pooping much and she hasn’t been eating. It’s been a few weeks. I’ve tried soaking her in warm water but whenever I put a mouse in her tank she ignores it.
Then last time I held her I noticed at the end of the tail the scales were coming off. There was dangling dead scales on the top and missing clumps at the bottom.
Is this just age and there’s nothing I can do about it?
First of all she hasn’t been pooping much and she hasn’t been eating. It’s been a few weeks. I’ve tried soaking her in warm water but whenever I put a mouse in her tank she ignores it.
Then last time I held her I noticed at the end of the tail the scales were coming off. There was dangling dead scales on the top and missing clumps at the bottom.
Is this just age and there’s nothing I can do about it?
I have a baby corn to he or she is almost 4 months old has ate for me every feeding day
had 1st shed since I had him her now all the sudden I'm going on 20 days not eating acts normal no change in behavior I tried leaving pinky in tank over night I tried braining I haven't tried dawn trick or boil water in deli cup or bag yet I tried 2 days ago I don't wanna stress her by keeping at her every couple days any pointers I really just wish him her would eat I thought she was a girl named her Bella her tail is long skinny to fine point but I'm new to snake world and really want the best for her...
had 1st shed since I had him her now all the sudden I'm going on 20 days not eating acts normal no change in behavior I tried leaving pinky in tank over night I tried braining I haven't tried dawn trick or boil water in deli cup or bag yet I tried 2 days ago I don't wanna stress her by keeping at her every couple days any pointers I really just wish him her would eat I thought she was a girl named her Bella her tail is long skinny to fine point but I'm new to snake world and really want the best for her...
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Razzle wrote on Shiari's profile.
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Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Ohio
Age: 56
Posts: 1
Rep Power: 0 Razzle has between 0 and 9 points.
Snake has died. Post-mortem exam?
Hello. I am a 2nd yr corn snake breeder and I am experiencing several of my snakes go on what I thought was a good strike. Then I began to notice a couple have become very lethargic and began to noticeably lose weight. I then gathered two of them and took them to a reptile vet to have them looked at. Vet saw no apparent issues. She the took a fecal sample to check for internal parasites. She finally called a week later and told me the fecal sample was too small and the test was inconclusive. Which brings me to this point. While doing my daily check I opened a yearling’s enclosure and to my horror he was dead. My question is: Should I take the dead snake to the vet tomorrow for a post-mortem exam? And if so, how do I prepare the body till tomorrow’s vet visit? I need to find out what is happening before any others fall to this illness. Temp was 80 degrees, humidity 55%, aspen bedding, always clean water checked every day. Diet: 1 f/t fuzzy weekly.
Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Ohio
Age: 56
Posts: 1
Rep Power: 0 Razzle has between 0 and 9 points.
Snake has died. Post-mortem exam?
Hello. I am a 2nd yr corn snake breeder and I am experiencing several of my snakes go on what I thought was a good strike. Then I began to notice a couple have become very lethargic and began to noticeably lose weight. I then gathered two of them and took them to a reptile vet to have them looked at. Vet saw no apparent issues. She the took a fecal sample to check for internal parasites. She finally called a week later and told me the fecal sample was too small and the test was inconclusive. Which brings me to this point. While doing my daily check I opened a yearling’s enclosure and to my horror he was dead. My question is: Should I take the dead snake to the vet tomorrow for a post-mortem exam? And if so, how do I prepare the body till tomorrow’s vet visit? I need to find out what is happening before any others fall to this illness. Temp was 80 degrees, humidity 55%, aspen bedding, always clean water checked every day. Diet: 1 f/t fuzzy weekly.
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HoosierHeathen wrote on bushsnake's profile.
Hello, your posts come up a lot in my searches. I am in Indiana, no cool localities near me. I am curious about what Corn Snake Localities you are working with. And if you know of anyone working with Alabamas in particular. Thank You for Your time.
-marvin
-marvin