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I am a Kingsnake man myself, but last week at the Wasatch Reptile Expo in Salt Lake my son (10 yrs old) decided on a corn snake as a project for the two of us to work on together. I thought that it was a good idea since the corn snake has such a great reputation. So he picked an Anery (het for albino) from eNVy Reptile. And let me just say that I have never been as impressed with a new hatchling as with this new little guy. Mellow when handled, eats like a champ. Awesome little snake. I just had to post my first impressions. I'll for sure be hanging around this forum more often now!

--Doug

>>I am a Kingsnake man myself, but last week at the Wasatch Reptile Expo in Salt Lake my son (10 yrs old) decided on a corn snake as a project for the two of us to work on together. I thought that it was a good idea since the corn snake has such a great reputation. So he picked an Anery (het for albino) from eNVy Reptile. And let me just say that I have never been as impressed with a new hatchling as with this new little guy. Mellow when handled, eats like a champ. Awesome little snake. I just had to post my first impressions. I'll for sure be hanging around this forum more often now!
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>>--Doug

You won't be sorry, corns are great. I do hope you have room, though.
Because if you are anything like the rest of us you won't be stopping at just one.
They are like Lays Potato Chips..No one can keep just one...LOL
Just thought I would throw in a picture of my snow, Frosty.

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Jimmy (draybar)

i have boughten snakes from them before, very nice people to work with and nice animals. Good luck with your new little corn!