finially, corn pics!

[Bartman]

Here are the two corns..the snow has eatin yesterday and still has a nice lump in him
this is frost, my new baby snow corn..
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/1953after_big_meal.JPG

then we have the amel corn, female, which decided not to eat...she is still very skittish..they are the same age and size..her name is hydra :) Thanks for looking!

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/1953hiding.JPG

[Bartman]

Here is the tank..a stick, plant, and 4 hides made out of cut toilet paper roles. I think the beding is called alpha chip or something? Is that fine for them?

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/1953corn_tank_as_babies.JPG

[Wish fire]

there beautiful. such cuties:) I really like the colouring on Hydra

[vanderkm]

Very nice corns - the bedding looks like an aspen based (which I believe alpha chip is) and it should be fine for them, but I would avoid feeding them on it because it can cause inpaction or perforation of the gut if swollowed.

You might want to consider checking how secure the ends of the lid are - even though the cord holds it tight in the middle and you wouldn't think a baby corn can get out, it is amazing that they can climb straight up the corners and wedge themselves under the lid and push it up at the end. They are real escape artists.

Female is especially pretty - but I really like amels!

mary v.

[Bartman]

Thanks, so you think just adding another set of bungies should fix the problem? I really cant have these guys get out!

[kidchameleon]

nice snakes. i have a snow and amel too. my snow is much smaller though, and my amel is bigger.

[TheRedDragon]

Very nice snakes! Yes, adding a bungie to both ends of the tank would be ideal to prevent escapees. :)

[HeatherK]

They're beautiful. Congrats. Nice looking setup too. :)

[Simon]

NIce~~

I like that snow you have there~~

[Meat Man]

You can go to a pet store and buy a pair of clips you can put on the top of the cage instead of the bungees. That is what i use for my snakes. It might be easier to unlatch them each time instead of the bungees. It might also be more secure. Just an opinion.