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How big should he be?

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DaBachelor

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Im at a stand still here. Im new to the corn snake thing however ive done the research prior to purchasing mine. I just wanna know. I own a 4 1/2 to 5 month old amel corn and i wanted to know. How big should he be right now??? Length, Width, and Weight. Thanks!
 
DaBachelor said:
Im at a stand still here. Im new to the corn snake thing however ive done the research prior to purchasing mine. I just wanna know. I own a 4 1/2 to 5 month old amel corn and i wanted to know. How big should he be right now??? Length, Width, and Weight. Thanks!
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The snake is what he is... there isn't a standard for them. All depends on the breeding and the feeding of the snakes.... one may be huge and another may be tiny.
 
think of it this way alright. A human thats 10 years old can be as big and as tall as some1 whos 20 or 30(dwarfism). Its all based on genetics man its not like snakes are universal
 
Your best bet is to get a digital scale that measures in grams, and keep track of your snakes weight to make sure it's growing... As long as the it's eating good and steadily gaining weight it's fine.

I have a pair of yearling snows I bought that are not nearly as large as the yearling butter I bought as a baby. I just fed my butter more probably, plus the snows started off slower. It just depends on the snake. :)
 
Agreed, I have a corn that' almost 5 years old, and he really isn't very big.
I also have a few that are MASSIVE, and are just over 3 years old.
I asked the breeder I got them from, and he laughed, he had a picture of the dad, he was easily 5 feet long (HUGE for a corn!!), and looked really strong and healthy.
He said all the babies from this dad that he's sold were all growing like this and he was getting a lot of comments from the people who bought them.
 
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