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n/a Posted - 13/10/2009 : 21:26:19
hello all, as I'm sure you already know, I'm new.
I've had snakes all my life apart from the time that I wasted with my x husband, bitter!, of course?! Anyways know that he's gone, I've gone back to my own ways and am the proud owner of two amel motley's boy and girl (boys named scissor and the girl is names slither). My boys chose the names as they were told that they had been bought for them, hahaha, the plan worked. They got bord with the cleaning and the feeding and now there all mine... hehehe! Anyways thought I would introduce myself to all the lovely people of this forum, so hi!
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gingerpony Posted - 18/10/2009 : 07:10:57
heya and welcome
n/a Posted - 16/10/2009 : 09:24:20
There are no hard feelings Kellog, and I know you only had the best intentions there, the horror stories usually result from keepers that are to inexperianced to know any better, but thats not to say that the experianced ones know everything either so thanks for the advice. It was appreciated, and ya I'm really excited about moveing them to there new homes. There two big for the fav that there in now. I need to get some pics up but it will have to wait a few days to try to get some of them, they have just been fed last night, so sunday hopefully when I get them out for exercise. There beautiful!
Kellog Posted - 15/10/2009 : 20:52:33
Hope you didnt mind me raising the topic - I have just heard too many stories about problems with housing youngsters together that I felt I needed to mention it. I am glad they are so well looked after and am sure you are looking forward to moving them into their new homes as soon as possible. xxx
n/a Posted - 15/10/2009 : 11:59:18
I'm an experianced keeper. They have only been living together for about two months with her male sibling but there two young for any worries about mateing. The male is not even close to being mature enough. as far as cannibalism, there fed every 5 days on a small fuzzy which keeps them happy till there next feeding, as far as I know and correct me if I'm wrong, so they shoulden't be hungery enough to feed on eachother. I have them out everyday that I can, with the exception of the two days after a feed and look for any sign of hunger, stress ect ect. They have a large enough hide in both ends of the inclosure for two snakes and happily coil up together. I've never had a problem but I don't take chances either, hence the early start on the two new vivs. Within about three weeks they will both have new homes to explore. Thanks for the advice and concern for my two snakie friends but I love these creatures and would never put them in harms way. :)
lucifer Posted - 15/10/2009 : 11:28:00
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Originally posted by Kellog

Does this mean you are housing Slither and Scissor are being housed together? I am not at all experienced about this but from everything I have read it is dangerous to house hatchlings together...they may be stressed competing for best spot in viv etc, but may not show it. The biggest danger is actually canabalism, which shocked me when I first read about it but it is a very real risk. Maybe it is something you need to look into as soon as possible. xxx



As Kellog said its unadvised to house corns together unless you are an experienced snake owner and then the only advantage of housing them together is saving space.
If unsexed or incorrectly sexed you could end up with the female mating too early and that could result in death of the snakey.
Also cannibalism can occur in hatchlings, unless enough hides are provided they can and will compete for the best hiding spots in the vivarium.
Kellog Posted - 15/10/2009 : 02:03:33
Does this mean you are housing Slither and Scissor are being housed together? I am not at all experienced about this but from everything I have read it is dangerous to house hatchlings together...they may be stressed competing for best spot in viv etc, but may not show it. The biggest danger is actually canabalism, which shocked me when I first read about it but it is a very real risk. Maybe it is something you need to look into as soon as possible. xxx
n/a Posted - 14/10/2009 : 20:29:51
well glad you liked the pics Tizzy. Real busy tonight getting bits together to house the snakes in there new viv, there still babies so there still living together, I'll start on the second one next month. Got to watch the pennies and all that but should look good what I've got planed out. Watch this space will post some pics of the new setup when its done. How exciting to spend your every last penny to house these beauties, love it!!
lucifer Posted - 14/10/2009 : 17:59:53
Welcome to the forums
Tizzy Posted - 14/10/2009 : 16:01:13
Thats what we like, reps and almost naked buff men!!

Welcome to the forum Lynne.
Remmy Posted - 14/10/2009 : 12:47:41
Hi and welcome
kizzig Posted - 14/10/2009 : 12:14:52
Hi and welcome!
n/a Posted - 14/10/2009 : 11:45:58
ok.... posted some pics in the other reptile photos section.... even posted one of me and a stripper... woop woop!
n/a Posted - 14/10/2009 : 11:28:42
will post some pics soon there lovely little snakies but not very still and seem to know when I wont a picture so I've got none yet will keep trying though but just to keep you wonting more I'll post a pic of the lizzies, once I figure out how to do it that is!

Kellog Posted - 14/10/2009 : 10:31:22
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Originally posted by Kehhlyr

quote:
Originally posted by Kellog

These mods are just getting lazy aren't they! .....



quote:
Originally posted by devilsmistress

.....Well I will do it myself! (mods are usless round here lol)





Whats that word I'm looking for? It's got 6 letters in it, and starts with 'B' and rhymes with 'hand'.



I am on my knees begging...apologising for ever critising the awesome power of the ever-seeing, ever-knowing mods. Please forgive me and dont 'has 3 letters begins with 'B' and rhymes with tan' me!! Please!! xxx
Kehhlyr Posted - 14/10/2009 : 09:21:32
quote:
Originally posted by Kellog

These mods are just getting lazy aren't they! .....



quote:
Originally posted by devilsmistress

.....Well I will do it myself! (mods are usless round here lol)





Whats that word I'm looking for? It's got 6 letters in it, and starts with 'B' and rhymes with 'hand'.
HannahB Posted - 14/10/2009 : 06:28:11
hey and welcome
muffin Posted - 13/10/2009 : 23:40:30
Hello and welcome to the best cornsnake forum on the web!:)
Kellog Posted - 13/10/2009 : 23:36:11
These mods are just getting lazy aren't they! It is the unwritten rule that you have to post pics as soon as possible!! It sounds like you are going to fit right in here...where we have lots of fun and make great new friends.....and can get much needed advice and support from the amazing snake owners here. I know they have kept me sane a couple of times, and probably will do again when I start to panic! So, welcome to the best forum ever!! xxx
devilsmistress Posted - 13/10/2009 : 23:23:50
Welcome to the Mad House, Errrr I mean the forums! Its very friendly here, and Im sure you will fit in just fine.
Im suprised no one has told you about the golden ruel yet?? Well I will do it myself! (mods are usless round here lol)
The one rule is we HAVE to see pics of your snakes and LOTS of them!!!
n/a Posted - 13/10/2009 : 21:44:03
thank you, I do love my little snaky friends. Always missed having them around

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