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The Curiosity of Corn Snakes

Karl_Mcknight

Karl_Mcknight

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I was discussing with somebody how curious corn snakes are. And the idea for this thread came up.

My snake, Rufus, loves to watch what I am doing. He's very curious. So I am posting a few picture of what I call "The Curiosity of Corn Snakes." I'd love to see your's as well.
 

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Love those pics! Jag is super curious as well. If I am doing anything "noisy" (ie. moving furniture, opening up a box) she will come and rest her head on something and track my movement around the room.

I also think of CSs as explorers, Jag loves climbing up new things. I'll try to find some pics to add later.
 
Sierra thought she was being very sneaky going around her water bowl to check out the camera.

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Yes, she was going blue. She's since shed, but she is still recovering from a RI so I haven't gotten photos yet. In fact I need to get good pics of all of them really...
 
My corn snake does the exact same thing! Whenever he hears someone moving around the room, he pokes his head out and takes a look (unless he is about to shed and hanging out in his moist hide; then we sometimes won't see him for a few days).
 
Whoa I'm in Beavercreek right now, howdy neighbor.

I have a bunch more photos of Sierra being a nosey Nelly. I should post a few when I get home.
 
Sierra has been my nosiest corn snake. It could be in part because I keep sticking weird things in her tub that make the air all smelly and wet (nebulizer treatment for her RI).

On this particular occasion, she came over to investigate before settling down with a watchful eye out. Every now and then she'd look up at the tube, but I never managed to catch her doing it.
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Another time she watched me holding the nebulizer.
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Aaaand another.
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Then she realized she could get out while it was running. I had to keep booping her nose back.
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When I was done and actually let her come out, she seemed unsure at first. "No more boops pls!"
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