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bryansnake
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I've read upwards of 23 years. I think the average is somewhere in the 15-20 range though.
bitsy
Owned by Corns since 1991
15 is a reasonable age in captivity (it's around 10 in the wild) but they can go over.
My eldest is 23 and I've heard of older ones. As far as longevity goes, I think of Corns as being about the same as the more robust breeds of dog.
It's worth thinking about when you consider buying a Corn. It's quite a commitment to make.
My eldest is 23 and I've heard of older ones. As far as longevity goes, I think of Corns as being about the same as the more robust breeds of dog.
It's worth thinking about when you consider buying a Corn. It's quite a commitment to make.
bfreewally1
New member
The good thing about them living to 23 is that their much cheaper to keep than a dog or cat.. But maybe not as affectionate..LOL..