• Hello!

    Either you have not registered on this site yet, or you are registered but have not logged in. In either case, you will not be able to use the full functionality of this site until you have registered, and then logged in after your registration has been approved.

    Registration is FREE, so please register so you can participate instead of remaining a lurker....

    Please be certain that the location field is correctly filled out when you register. All registrations that appear to be bogus will be rejected. Which means that if your location field does NOT match the actual location of your registration IP address, then your registration will be rejected.

    Sorry about the strictness of this requirement, but it is necessary to block spammers and scammers at the door as much as possible.

Search results for query: *

  1. M

    I have a very weird snake.

    As many of you know, I have been posting on and off about Motley's refusal to take 'pure' pinkies starting last July. I force from the last week of July until about a month ago. Then I discovered he loved to kill and eat live anoles (even swallowing one as it was biting him around the middle)...
  2. M

    Motley finally ate a pinky!

    Motley finally ate a pinky after I placed some thawed anole skin around it and moved it a bit with some tongs. He casually slid over and took it down without any fuss. The anole skin even slid off. I hope he continues to eat. BTW, he has eaten some very large pinkys (almost fuzzy size) back...
  3. M

    Motley's continued feeding issues

    Well, I think I've screwed up a bit with feeding Motley. Yes, I've gotten him to take his own prey but the problem is that it was TWO live anoles. I tried scenting a pinky with anole and he completely ignored it along with all of the pinkys (unscented) before. Also, this last anole fought...
  4. M

    Glory Be!!!

    My little stubborn Motley finally ate on his own :crazy02: Bad news is that I sacrificed a live anole. I could have tried the skin on the pinky thing, but I ran out of pinkies and thought, "What the heck" and my husband went out and brought home a live anole today. He put it in the feeding...
  5. M

    Is this normal?

    Peaches, my new creamsicle yearling cornsnake, explored her home the day I got her but ever since (last Sat) she has coiled herself next to her water dish (surrounded by a large piece of driftwood) and hasn't come out or moved much since. I have handled her twice just to examine her to make...
  6. M

    hatchling and yealing

    Hi, I am the one with Motley the hatchling that won't eat. I just purchased a beautiful yearling (I think) creamsicle corn snake (a female). Can a hatchling live together with a yearling?? Or will the yearling think the hatchling is food?? Will they fight?? Thanks!
  7. M

    Force feeding Motley

    I may be asking the obvious here, but from what I know, some baby cornsnakes take to eating F/T pinkies immediately, while others take to eating eventually, and still others refuse food forever. The following reasons are given from the websites I have gone on, including: 1 Heredity: If...
  8. M

    hatchling not eating on his own

    Hello everyone. I am new here. I also belong to a UK Cornsnake forum that has been helpful but I also thought I would share my story here: 20 some years ago, I purchased a hatchling cornsnake that basically refused to eat, I tried force feeding, he starved to death and had mouth rot. My...
Back
Top