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tandy4000 06-01-2007 12:02 PM

Rescue Mission, help please
 
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An acquaintanceof mine recently gave me his cornsnake citing the reason that he could no longer properly care for her. She is just under a year old and i feel that she is very small for her age, i attached a pic just after feeding her an extremely small pinky.

Should I increase the frequency of feedings to 2 per week or perhaps every time she defecates?

Also, what morph is she?

thanks

norsmis 06-01-2007 12:17 PM

I would try and get her to eat every 4 days until she has put on some size. She looks to be a very attractive anerythristic motley. Too dark to be a ghost. Make sure the poor girl/boy has plenty of fresh water. Good Luck!

pete martinez 06-01-2007 05:57 PM

she is an anery motley corn

Cat_72 06-01-2007 06:07 PM

Pretty little anery motley girl, she is. :)

I agree, I'd feed her an appropriate sized meal every 4-5 days.

jaxom1957 06-02-2007 02:25 AM

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Originally Posted by tandy4000
She is just under a year old and i feel that she is very small for her age, i attached a pic just after feeding her an extremely small pinky. Should I increase the frequency of feedings to 2 per week or perhaps every time she defecates?

I'd be offering her food every four days, and offering a second small pinkie if she took the first.
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Also, what morph is she?
Anery or Anery Motley. Cute little thing. Good luck with her, and kudos for giving her a better home.

tandy4000 06-04-2007 12:30 AM

thanks, she is aso extremely skittish and does not like being held at all, would you reccomned daily handling?

TripleMoonsExotic 06-04-2007 11:44 AM

That is not uncommon with cornsnakes, especially hatchlings. I do not handle cornsnakes frequently under 100 grams in weight, I prefer not to stress them out. However, once she is settled in and eating on a schedule for you, their is no reason why you can not get her out for 10-15 minutes a day for handling.


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