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09-18-2005, 01:55 PM
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Got a couple questions
Well i caught a baby corn, im guessing its only a couple weeks old because its about 6 inches long and about a half inch thick.. i cant see any mite's and appears to be very healthy. and is active, and very docile because it hasnt tried to bite at all.. it loves people! my mom fell in love with it as soon as i let her hold it
so my question is, could there be any internal parasites that i cannot see? it seems very healthy to me so im just wanting a second oppinion.
this will be our first corn, im not new to snakes at all. ive been keeping them for over 6 years now and this isnt anything new to me. but its a new species to me so just wanting a second oppinion
ill post pix in a little bit after i get a pinky in it
thanks for the oppinions
Jake
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09-18-2005, 04:08 PM
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Yes, there could be internal parasites. If you plan on keeping it I would definitely quarantine it from any other snakes you may have. I'd also suggest a check up by a vet to check for the possible parasites.
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09-19-2005, 12:09 AM
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well thanks for the help but i relized that its not a corn at all.... its a gopher subspecies called "glossy snake"
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