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full growth?

Mannieboots

Mannieboots

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Hi there folks;
Haven't been on here for quite a while; could anyone out there give me an idea of how long before a corn snake is fully grown, my Simon/Simone is now 1.5 years old, I got him at 16 " and now she/he's about 46", is she/he fully grown or doe/es shhe have some more time.
 
Its kinda difficult to say when a snake is full grown. If you mean length, 46 inches is a good size corn snake. But growth for snake also comes in girth or maybe a better way to judge would be weight. Most of my large adults did not girth out until they got around 3 years of age.(some a little sooner, some later) a 46 inch, year and half old is aweful long for his age. So I would wager that he/she has yet to girth out.
 
Buzzard said:
Its kinda difficult to say when a snake is full grown. If you mean length, 46 inches is a good size corn snake. But growth for snake also comes in girth or maybe a better way to judge would be weight. Most of my large adults did not girth out until they got around 3 years of age.(some a little sooner, some later) a 46 inch, year and half old is aweful long for his age. So I would wager that he/she has yet to girth out.
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Thanks a lot Buzzard, I appreciate the response.
 
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