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Soon-to-be new snake owner
Hi all. My name is Mike and I'm from Lafayette, LA. I'm looking at getting a corn snake hatchling soon and have been doing alot of reading to gain some knowledge before I buy anything. I currently have a 10g tank thats set up for a new corn, with the right temps already set. I'm leaning towards getting an Okeetee or Bloodred. I'm guessing I'll eventually get one of each.
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Good to have some one new that takes the time to do research first Hats off to you Mike .But Corns are like potato chips cant stop at just one .LOL The only thing i may suggest it not to put a newly hatched corn in some thing as big as a ten gallon try to Keep it in a smaller tub inside the tank till it is feeding good at the new home first and lots of snug hides on both sides ,remember baby's don't go to far from home in the wild to many predators out there that like baby snakes on snakes. Please let us know with pics what you get first
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When i saw the name Babineaux,i knew you couldn't live to far from us.Louise was actually born and raised in Lafayette. We are down in Schriever LA. Welcome to the forum.If there is anything you need to know,this is the place to look. Later Rob |
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 Welcome Mike, you have come to the right place and it's great to see you studying up "before" getting your new one. Take a look around and enjoy your stay. There are some great people here. G
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 Hi Mike! Lucky you down in LA. Rob has some AWESOME snakes, you can't go wrong there! Keep us posted on what you get - we love pics here!
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