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Posted - 13/02/2010 : 21:24:26
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DannyBrown91
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
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Posted - 13/02/2010 : 21:27:52
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What is the white powder on the pinky? |
0.0.1 Ghost Corn - Casper 0.0.1 Diffused Corn - Reggie 0.0.1 Amel Corn - Candy A.K.A Baby 1.0 Commom BCI - Rocky
0.1 Japanese Akita - Sasha
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SexyBear77
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
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Posted - 13/02/2010 : 21:31:10
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quote: Originally posted by DannyBrown91
What is the white powder on the pinky?
Thats what I was thinking?
Lovely snake and pics btw. |
9.11 Cornsnakes 1.1 Hogg island boas 1.0 Dwarf Burmese python
Location: Watford Website- http://rassnakes.yolasite.com/ |
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Posted - 13/02/2010 : 21:34:07
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Thats what I was thinking?
Lovely snake and pics btw. quote:
Thanks for the comments Sexybear The white stuff you can see is Nutrobal. A multi vitamins for Snakes. |
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DannyBrown91
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
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Posted - 13/02/2010 : 22:54:43
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quote: Originally posted by Rich78
Thanks for the comments Sexybear The white stuff you can see is Nutrobal. A multi vitamins for Snakes.
Ohright, i just wondered since i thought the majority of that type of thing was mixed into the water.
Lovely snake though. |
0.0.1 Ghost Corn - Casper 0.0.1 Diffused Corn - Reggie 0.0.1 Amel Corn - Candy A.K.A Baby 1.0 Commom BCI - Rocky
0.1 Japanese Akita - Sasha
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SexyBear77
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
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Posted - 13/02/2010 : 22:59:02
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ok... why are you putting nutrobal on her food? |
9.11 Cornsnakes 1.1 Hogg island boas 1.0 Dwarf Burmese python
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 00:05:48
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ok... why are you putting nutrobal on her food? quote:
I like to give them a light dusting every so often to give them a little boost of calcium and other vitamins. |
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Kellog
the nice one
United Kingdom
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 03:24:32
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Fantastic pics Rich, love seeing any snake eating as it is always such a relief! Snowdrop is obviously doing well.
Must admit that I have never heard of Nutrobal, didnt realise you needed to give your snakes anything extra??
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Sammysnake
Yearling
United Kingdom
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 08:01:38
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I asked this quesation a while ago and was told there is no need to use supplements with Corns unless there is a specific problem. I use Calcium and Nutrobal for our Rankins Dragon as many of his feeder insects are not high in calcium and Dragons need extra help absorbing and then balancing the calcium with D3 and a good UV. Mice on the other hand are calcium rich, healthy Cornsnakes do not have any problems absorbing this calcium and so they don't need any additional supplements.
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08 male Carolina Corn ‘Saracen’ 09 male Anery Corn ‘Twilight’ 08 male Rankins Dragon ‘Keydo’ |
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 09:21:20
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I asked this quesation a while ago and was told there is no need to use supplements with Corns unless there is a specific problem. I use Calcium and Nutrobal for our Rankins Dragon as many of his feeder insects are not high in calcium and Dragons need extra help absorbing and then balancing the calcium with D3 and a good UV. Mice on the other hand are calcium rich, healthy Cornsnakes do not have any problems absorbing this calcium and so they don't need any additional supplements. quote:
I agree with what you are saying but I see no problem in giving pinkies a light dust every so often. As they move on to bigger mice that are more developed with higher calcium levels then I will stop using it all together. |
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mikerichards
don't say the 'M' word!
United Kingdom
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 10:55:51
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Nutrobal is a good all round supplement, there is no harm in giving the snake a little extra vitamins here and there. They dont need them as such, but then neither do we really, but we still take multivits every now and again. There is also not a lot of calcium in pinkies, due to the bone structure not being very solid yet, so a bit of extra calcium is a bonus. |
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HannahB
The Corn Snake Moderator
United Kingdom
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 12:02:57
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aw shes pretty i think shes more of a coral avalanche than a normal avalanche - the orangey/peachy shades are lovely! |
2.0 Normal Royal Pythons - Q and Little One 1.0 Chihauhaun Mountain Kingsnake - Simba
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Fal
Hatchling
United Kingdom
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 12:39:54
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I use Nutrobol for the lizards, but only because they don't get the veriety of food they would in the wild, where as corns eat mice in the wild so I was under the impression they didn't need vits/calcium etc.. too.
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Corn Snake - Bella. Bearded Dragon - Draco. Leopard Gecko - Mojo. Cat - Neo. In our family we also have: Cali King Snake, Spiny Flower Mantis (RIP), African Lined Mantis (RIP), Ghost Mantis (RIP), four Hermit Crabs, a Budgy and a Dog - Mystie... oh and a YAMAHA YZF-R1 but she's feeling a bit neglected at the moment :( |
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Posted - 14/02/2010 : 14:17:03
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aw shes pretty i think shes more of a coral avalanche than a normal avalanche - the orangey/peachy shades are lovely! quote:
Thanks for the comments I think you might be right Hannah she could be a Coral Avalanche but I am not sure. Will see how Snowdrop turns out in time and then maybe I will be able to know for sure then. quote:
Nutrobal is a good all round supplement, there is no harm in giving the snake a little extra vitamins here and there. They dont need them as such, but then neither do we really, but we still take multivits every now and again. There is also not a lot of calcium in pinkies, due to the bone structure not being very solid yet, so a bit of extra calcium is a bonus. quote:
Thank you that is my thinking as well. Also I would of thought that when a Corn is growing at its fastest rate this would only help the Corns development.
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