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What does your biggest/adult corn eat?

I need a new scale to weigh my big boy. I know I weighed him last March and he was at 340 grams. I know he's grown since then!
 
Well I want them bulked up for brumation which is coming up, I'll have them shut down for 2 1/2 months.
 
starsevol said:
True though. They play and are affectionate and groom your hands and nibble your fingernails....and scientists have proven that they laugh...and have empathy. They are amazing little things..
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I totally agree with you!! I want one almost as much as I want a corn snake!! My mom is just barely letting me have a corn snake,and she's gonna FLIP when I tell her some corns get big enough to eat rats. And I have a question. I am seriously lacking in experience,so I can't find whether or not to feed an adult corn snake a frozen adult mouse or a live adult mouse? I know this does not really go with the topic,but I couldn't find anywhere else.I know to feed a baby corn a f/t pinkie,but thats about it.
 
I'd wager almost all of us here feed thawed mice to our corn snakes. I have a few huge ones, still no need to feed those even small rats.
 
If you feed adult snakes fresh live adult mice you do not want to give them to the snake alive. A mouse can injure a snake and in some cases kill it. So you would want to prekill the mouse first.
 
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