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If you don't want to remove the snake for feeding, you can also use something like newsprint or the brown paper which is used for packaging as a barrier over the aspen. Do keep an eye on your snake when it's eating. A flake of aspen now and then isn't likely to cause problems, but it is possible...

She looks healthy. She may have hatched out on the small side, perhaps from a smaller egg. Sometimes young females or those with huge clutches lay eggs of smaller size. That's not any indication of future size or health of the babies. They'll grow and thrive with regular, appropriate size...

They're so beautiful!

Welcome to the hobby! We love corn snakes and you're going to love having one - eventually, once you get it of course. Do try and find a baby who's going to have the best chance of thriving. Don't fall for the thought that you can save those teensy tiny ones at expos who are soooo cute. They are...

it does sound like your snake was on a so-called maintenance diet before he came to you. A scale is the best way to know what size to feed him, but it sounds like you can it's safe to go with about 1.5 times the width of your snake at his thickest point.

That's a great question. I've noticed both of these shades occur in both sexes, which was something I initially wondered.

Your snake is definitely the age when many males first display feeding strikes related to hormones. What had his activity level been like? How does he look physically? Usually with hormone driven fasting, they do a lot of prowling and (somehow) don't lose much condition.

I would love to see an update, too.

Wow, what very good luck you and your snake had! That certainly could have had a very different ending.

I know that "thoughts and prayers" has become a more than meaningless phrase. But tonight my thoughts and prayers are so very much about all those in the path of Hurricane Idalia; the people, their animals, the wild things and the natural areas. So much about to be ravaged. Complicating my...

This beautiful 2021 female has perfect markings, clean, full stripes and gorgeous coloring, het Anery, Hypo. 190 g. Sire has produced Halos, so that's possible too but what with her being a bright yellow Stripe, I really can't tell. Dam purchased from Kathy Love, sire produced here from Jeff...

Those who have noted my hopes for more babies from Artephius, my handsome Diffused Caramel male from Serpenco, may remember me saying that I hadn't bred him in years. I really had my fingers crossed that he was still fertile, and was delighted to get viable eggs from his pairings this year...

This pair of Butter Stripe sisters enjoyed their outing in the nice weather. They also seemed to enjoy checking each other out! They're neighbors so they might see each other through their vivs, but they don't normally interact. Hubby Dan said he could tell them apart. I took these pics to...

Produced by Rich Zuchowski, I got this handsome guy when Rich decided to get out of breeding. He's gotten a bit darker in the years I've had him, but he remains one of my all-time favorites. His personality has always been calm and curious. I realized last week that I didn't have any recent pics...

I've got a number of pairings planned. This couple is the first to be simultaneously ready. It is his first season. Here are Baldr x Tulip. He's Caramel Ghost Stripe p/h Amel, she's Amel Stripe het Anery, Caramel. Goal: test his het, produce some good stripes, possibly some cubes. Tulip has...

I spoke too soon! Checked an old sim card. They're blurry, I couldn't get the noodles to be still. They also had flash. Still, they show a definite difference. Sent from my LM-X210CM using Tapatalk

And these are Astrild. Sent from my LM-X210CM using Tapatalk

This little girl is Astrild. She was produced in my 2021 clutch by Odin (caramel ghost stripe het amel) and Tulip (amel stripe het anery, caramel. There was one other caramel stripe in the clutch, a male whose coloring was darker, like other caramel stripe babies I've produced. Astrild was...

This guy spent his early years as a classroom pet He's been to numerous educational events, been handled by many hundreds of people. He handles everything with equanimity. I've never attempted to breed him but don't imagine he'd have any problem if you wanted to go that route. Dad was an Amel...

Adult holdback virgin female cube snow stripe het caramel, p/h hypo. I have several from these lines and just need to make room. She's mostly white, still has traces of yellow along dorsal markings. Parents were Caramel het Amel, Anery, Hypo, Stripe X Amel Stripe het Anery, p/h caramel. She's...