but anyways i have read that keeping corns together can result in many problems. and so far i have had none of them expect for two of my corns mating. but thats it.
Don't worry, you will have problems.
You are well on your way.
You apparently knew that was probably going to be a problem and you just let it happen.
Interesting approach to corn snake care.
Some people insist on learning the hardway. Sound like anybody we Know?
That 20 inch females days are probably numbered under your care.
Do you just not know
how potentially hazardous/ life threatening the breeding of an immature 20 inch female Corn Snake can be?
Or are you just a troll trying to invoke emotional responses?
I'm smelling troll here.
Improper Husbandry is the leading cause of illness and death in Corn Snakes.
Specific care details, they do matter.
Are these your first snakes or are they replacement models?
Got around to reading any of these
Corn Snake 101 care sheets Yet?
(as provided in a previous post response)
Corn Snake Care sheets links...
http://www.erac.org.uk/Caresheets/Hatchlings.htm
http://www.cornsnake.net/new/care.php3
http://www.newenglandreptile.com/CareInfo/CareCorn.html
http://coloherp.org/careshts/snakes/cornsnake.php
http://www.kingsnake.com/rockymount...MHnewpage11.htm
http://vetcity.com/Infocenter/Snakes.html
http://centralpets.com/pages/critte...s/SNK2775.shtml
There are minor variances in the advice of the Corn Snake Care Sheets linked here.
Let Common Sense dictate.
A search of this site using "keywords" will give results in many cases.
Not very forgiving to misspellings though, I must say.
WWW.GOOGLE.COM will many times offer a possible correct spelling many times if the word entered is somewhat close to the correct spelling.
You've been spanked,
now go do your homework.
imho.