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my corn snake laid 14 eggs the other day and I didn't even know she was pregnant heres what the eggs look like tell me what you think?
since that day the ones on the top of the others got like deflated parts on them
even tho its nice and humid and proper temperature what could be wrong?:dancer:
I have an adult ghost corn about 4ft long
I fed her about three days ago and left her alone.
I took a look at her today and she has a lump its not very big at all.
At first it was about 5 inches from her head and she seemed like she couldn't
breath to good she was doing strange things with her...
Hey Amy here
I'm new to this forum but not really to snakes.
I have three snakes, say hello to...........
Cuddles my salmon colored Boa.
Cloud my snow corn.
And last but not least.... Thunder my ghost corn.
sorry the pic is dark and a little blurry I don't own a great camera
my poor cloud has these weird brownish greenish scales
I tried to wipe it off and the whole scale came off exposing the skin
I don't think its mite because its the whole entire scale.
it looks kinda like a infected scab
they...
