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My Official New snake thread

wasuslitherin

wasuslitherin

WARNING: I can be.....
I got 2 '08 female amel corn snakes. They were sold to me as candy canes, which clearly, they are not. The Previous owner had no heat on them nor did he ever handle them. They are very calm and sweet. They both weigh 45g and are quite small for '08s. Anyway, here they are.


Sashja, The spunky-ier one ofthe two.
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Sashja again.
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I've also seen people with minimal knowledge about corns try to label and sell amels as candy canes. Good thing these guys survived okay without heat! Congratulations on your nice, new acquisitions!
 
Pretty little girls, obviously a testament to their will to survive that they made it this long and grew as much as they did with no heat to digest or thermoregulate!!
 
Congratulations on your new additions. Are they siblings? I'm sure they'll be much happier with heat! Isn't it amazing how gentle corns can be, even with minimal human interaction?
 
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