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boxienuts
at Tue Jul 22 16:08:52 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by boxienuts ]
I actually do keep meticulous records of every meal, periodic weights of snake, length, plus refusals, sheds, copulations observed, ect, ect for every snake and turtle I own....., can't help it, I am a laboratory scientist by day, I know it's pretty pathetic and I need to get a life, but I actually think it is interesting and useful data for future reference, I would certainly be willing to share any of that if you think it would be helpful, maybe I will make a growth chart with weight of the snake on the y axis and the meals on the x axis with time not even related, perhaps I could give a point system to the different sized mice or actually maybe just relate to average gram weight for the different sized mice and then post it on this forum, however I have the least experience and limited data with corn snakes, although I have already assembled some of that data for garter snakes, I am actually still pretty green with corns and am in fact in the process right now of "cooking" my first two clutches of corn snake eggs, 23 days and counting  Can't wait to see pipping!!!
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Jeff Benfer
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RE: breedable sizes vs age - boxienuts, Tue Jul 22 16:08:52 2008