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Is my REALLY big?

Corny73

Corny73

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Is my corn REALLY big?

I bought my cornsnake from a local Snake Specialty store here in Miami that I have bought all of my reptiles from and are fantastic! Well supposedly when I bought her in July of 2004 she was two months old. Well now shes 9 months old and 30 inches!! Is she big considering her age or is she really not a 2004 hatchling? Any input would help becuase im looking to breed her next year.
 
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It's that Florida water Corny! LOL My jungle corn is an early '04 and is just a couple inches shy of that and as big around as my thumb if not bigger, so they may have been mistaken by a month or two, but I don't think it's TOO big. Some on here have mid '04's that are in the 24" - 26" range. :eatpointe
 
I've got an 04 hatched July 7th that is pushing almost 27". Thats pretty big to me.
 
Thanks all!

Thanks all for the replies. JT is must be that florida water lol when i was 15 i was 6'4" and about 215 lol so thats what im bettin on!
 
I have a corn that was bought in July 04 all i was told was that it was a 04 hatchling it is now 34". Another that was bought in May 04 (04 hatchling) is 30".
 
I have a pair in the upper 20's....that were hatched in june and july...

Doesn't sound too large at all...
 
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