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RockmSockmJesus

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Hey I'm from Texas and i just bought my first snake. If anyone could tell me what morph this could be I'd be very thankful. Also, is Eco Earth good bedding?


Thanks!


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That is a ginormous picture. Looks like a handsome normal to me, though.

Welcome.
 
Hello and welcome. Agree with the above - looks like a normal (classic) corn snake. Here is a good thread that covers the basics such as suggested substrates, heating sources, etc. We personally recommend aspen for corn snakes - we use unprinted newspaper because we have so many in our rack systems (it is easier and cheaper on us).

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28341
 
Welcome from San Antonio as well! :D FYI, there's an expo next weekend at Live Oak Civic Center (NE side of town), if you enjoy looking at the herps as much as I do. :3
 
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