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Book Suggestions?
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diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
br0k3n-d0ll
New member
I have "Corn & Rat Snakes" by Phillip Purser. It's pretty basic, but informative..
Asbit
So Many Morphs...
IMHO.... all three that I have listed below are must haves but for different reasons, which I will mention.
Kathy Love's "Corn Snakes the Comprehensive Owner's Guide", no corn snake owner should be with out it. This books covers all aspects of keeping corns snakes, it is thorough, well written, simply laid out, inexpensive and signed if ordered through her site...http://www.corn-utopia.com/Corn%20Utopia%20on%20the%20Web/-%20BOOKS%20POSTERS%20herp%20for%20sale%20Cornutopia%20corn%20snakes%20cornsnakes.htm
Don Soderberg's "Corn Snakes In Captivity", also very well written lots of excellent information, easy to read. An area I feel this one excels over Kathy Loves book is his very detailed section on breeding, burmation and incubation. It is also inexpensive and can be ordered, signed from his website...http://www.cornsnake.net/cornsnakesincaptivity.php3
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Charles Pritzel's "Cornsnake Morph Guide" another must have. This book covers all the currently known corn snake morph's and approx. what they sell for(if there was a going rate at the time of printing). With this book you will learn how to identify morphs by their coloration and eye color. There are sections on: head patterns, short cuts to combining genes, proving out genetics and a morph cross reference guide just to mention a few things that are covered. As you can see this is a great resource for the average keeper those who wish to breed as well.A signed copy can be found on his website....http://cornguide.com/the guide.php
Kathy Love's "Corn Snakes the Comprehensive Owner's Guide", no corn snake owner should be with out it. This books covers all aspects of keeping corns snakes, it is thorough, well written, simply laid out, inexpensive and signed if ordered through her site...http://www.corn-utopia.com/Corn%20Utopia%20on%20the%20Web/-%20BOOKS%20POSTERS%20herp%20for%20sale%20Cornutopia%20corn%20snakes%20cornsnakes.htm
Don Soderberg's "Corn Snakes In Captivity", also very well written lots of excellent information, easy to read. An area I feel this one excels over Kathy Loves book is his very detailed section on breeding, burmation and incubation. It is also inexpensive and can be ordered, signed from his website...http://www.cornsnake.net/cornsnakesincaptivity.php3
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Charles Pritzel's "Cornsnake Morph Guide" another must have. This book covers all the currently known corn snake morph's and approx. what they sell for(if there was a going rate at the time of printing). With this book you will learn how to identify morphs by their coloration and eye color. There are sections on: head patterns, short cuts to combining genes, proving out genetics and a morph cross reference guide just to mention a few things that are covered. As you can see this is a great resource for the average keeper those who wish to breed as well.A signed copy can be found on his website....http://cornguide.com/the guide.php
wstphal
working in the Gulag
Love the picture!!!