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Age question....
- Thread starter shotty
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2i2_D3gr33s
I AM A:
Hard to tell man... but I see you like the chili peppers!
PtDnsr
I like calculus
It's hard to guess age based on size. Taking this into account I'd say it was a 2004 hatchling (because technically there are already 2005 yearlings). Then again it all depends on when you got it, where you got it, how much you've been feeding it - all sorts of things.
~Katie
~Katie
Jessicat
All Pied Everything
What was the snake's size when you got it? It looks like it could be an early 05 to me. As long as you can estimate the snake's year that suffices as "age" for a cornsnake. It can be helpful to note if you have a snake that was born very early or very late in the year, but as mentioned above, a cornsnake's size and age doesn't always have a definite correlation.
