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By the way I forgot to mention that my new corn snake was a rescue. She is about 6-12 months old about 2ft long and eats medium mice. She took her first one from me yesterday after travelling 150 miles home with me on tuesday. :flames:
 
Hello and Welcome to the Forums!!! I would recommend buying a book on corns. A great one is Cornsnakes The Comprehensive Owners Guide By Bill and Kathy Love. Then read it! It will answer many of your questions.

Also search around for questions you may have. If you still have some feel free to ask them!
 
Thanks I did also forget that this is an american site I am from Durham uk btw it was by sheer luck I found this site while searching for advice about my corn snake "Flake" I found that this site is great i have picked up different ideas so far and hope to be an avid snake collector soon but don't think i will change from corn snakes for a while yet! :crazy02: ​
 
Hi

Hi snake flake
i got here 3 minutes in front of you so i wonder if that makes me an old timer ha ha. well welcome to the wonderful world of corn snakes

Jimmy
 
Well that could but I am definetly new to the world of snakes lol but willing to learn btw i will upload a pic of flake when i can.
 
snake_flake said:
I am from Durham uk btw ​
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Aint that where the Pink Panther goes for dinner #Durham #durham #durham #durham# durham# durham durah durah da da da da#:rolleyes:
Sorry about that (the old ones are the best).
Nice to see you here .. and a rep point for rescueing a corn even though you had to drive miles....
MIKE
 
snakewispera snr said:
Aint that where the Pink Panther goes for dinner #Durham #durham #durham #durham# durham# durham durah durah da da da da#:rolleyes:
Sorry about that (the old ones are the best).
Nice to see you here .. and a rep point for rescueing a corn even though you had to drive miles....
MIKE
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Well i stay in durham lol and i agree about the pink panther joke but I am scottish by blood lol so "FREEDOM" is my war cry I also picked her up on a visit to Scotland I know the lady who runs the reptile rescue she had just got a bunch in so I said I would take one much to the dismay of my missus lol. :crazy02:
 
great looking snake, and its nice to see you started with a rescue. im sure the snake appreciates it. Welcome! :cheers:
 
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