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Matt L

Matt L

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A friend of mine asked me to relocate this little guy. His mouse colony is open to wild corns, and this is the 3rd time he has broken in and helped himself. Six large fuzzies and killed one adult but unable to swallow it. I'm holding release until he digests some of this meal.
 

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Full Belly

Well I guess he got a belly full at that sitting:D Keep the antacid ready:D :D (just kidding) He's a cute little guy.

:) Alicia
 
please do not release it. I will pay for shipping and give you a little something for yourself, please send it to me.
 
Nova, as far as I know, non-albino corn snakes are illegal to own in New Jersey. Thought I'd tell you in case you didn't know.
 
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Yes I know i was the one that told that on the forum a loooong time ago, but i have looked more into it, and the law states that no corn snake without red eyes can be sold in new jersey, however, they can be bought or caught out of state and kept in new jersey with a permit available apon request, plus i wouldnt mind breaking a dumb law like that for a cornsnake:D ;)
 
I think it would be best to let it go...
Nova, if you are interested in a corn, order one from Rich. Let nature be as nature is--- And why risk the law? No need to when you could get it otherways.
WoW-That corn is stuffed... Maybe for the 4th of July, he was trying to mimmick the fireworks and EXPLODE! LOL :D Pretty corn though...
 
I guess if you were going to keep him you really wouldn't have any problems introducing him to mice :)

Cute corn though
 
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