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Cheesecake and Skittles photos

Shelliebear

Shelliebear

Team Snug
Cheesecake is the red ultramel motley, Skittles is the tan colored butter motley.
I plan to breed them when they get large enough.
What IS breeding size for a female corn snake? :eek:
Cheesecake is female and 144 grams today, at 1.6 years old.
Skittles is male and about 30-40 grams as of a few weeks ago, at 8 monthsish old.
Here they are:
Eating her fuzzies:
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more coming.....
 
To be brutally honest, max and I did buy skittles specifically to breed to cheesecake....so I have been anyicipating breedimg her, yes. Is it riskier to breed her after the scale problems? I thought now she was healed and she would be fine. I know lots of breeders who didnt not breed snakes because they were worried about what the snake had "been through" and the snake is still ok after breeding. I guess maybe should ask if anyone would share their thoughts on this, please. Breeders?
 
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