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Simple Question

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Elfer

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How can you tell if your corn is overweight? Is there a way to get the snake back into shape?

-Elfer
 
Well, i first became suspicious that my corn had a weight problem when she kept asking me to pass the rmote control rather than getting it herself.


:)

Seriously however, if you can see the skin inbetween the scales even when it hasnt eaten for a few days then its probably a bit porky.
 
Take them for a walk are set up a snake gym. Here is more info:

Exercise ideas

But seriously folks.....

I try to let mine "free range" on the floor once a month. Just make sure that hazards are removed and escape routes are covered.
 
Snake weight is subjective, a fat snake is in the eye of the beholder. It's up to you to regulate its weight by how much you feed it. If you think it's fat, cut back on the food. IMHO
 
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