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As much as I enjoy the Love's Cornsnake Manual, I still value the first book on Cornsnake breeding I bought, by Michael McEachern. The black and white "Keeping and Breeding Corn Snakes" is a useful and, I think, pioneering reference guide, and yet I have not been aware of Michael's presence on this forum. Just out of curiosity, is he still 'keeping and breeding corn snakes?'

ALOT of his info was from other breeders....

that do use this forum......

and one that doesn't.....right Rich?.....

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...........where are ya Mike?......someone knows.......

well......there are tons of really good breeders that NEVER go online or use this forum........some never use herp expos either.....

they aren't into the public view of reptiles .....

too much crap in here and in herp world in general........

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for many years now. But can't say for sure if anything is changed since we last talked to him.

Mike is a professor at the University of Georgia who works on telomeres. Because he is in Georgia he cannot legally keep corn snakes as pets. The last time I talked to him he mentioned that he did keep a few other snakes.