By weight...
My guy is not even 2 years old and he's topping 500 grams. I know that's big for his age, but is it big for corns in general?
How big are yours?
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By weight...
My guy is not even 2 years old and he's topping 500 grams. I know that's big for his age, but is it big for corns in general?
How big are yours?



Here he is as a little baby

By weight?
Well, off the top of my head, I'd say this is currently my biggest corn.
2000 Anery Mot het Hypo female 'posing' with a quarter. (photo taken in December 2006)
65" from her nose to the tip of her tail.
She's double-clutched every year since 2002 and has layed approximately 170 eggs total. (Only slugs were 3 in 2002 when she was bred to a Stripe. Stripe males are known for low fertility, so I don't hold the 3 slugs against HER good name. lol)
When I weighed 'Spot' on Saturday she was a plump and very gravid 890 grams.
Within a couple weeks I'll have 20plus eggs from her...
Than 15plus a few weeks after the first clutch...
Every year she's bred I've gotten a minimum '20 & 15' from her.
(In both 2005 and 2006 she double-clutched with 24 and 18 eggs.)
BB
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"Have you hugged your drummer today?" --- Me
five foot and 1365 grams. He is a normal I got from a pet store before I started keeping corns to take care of my rat overflow.
Casey
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