Learn how to breed Corn Snakes with expert snake pet care tips in thisfree animal video clip. Expert: Nicole Bragg Bio: Nichole Bragg is the reptile expert at the Pet Kingdom in Cottonwood, Arizona. Call them at 928-639-4283. Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler
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EPIC FAIL. You know NOTHING.
wow this lady is an idiot
Lmao, dumb bimbo lol, im 13 and i know more than she does about corns i have an anerythristic male and a snow or albino female. She has this written on her arm dumb***. Vote up if this vid sucked and this woman has no knowledge of snakes
shes an idiot i swear to god
they do not hatch in 10-14 days either…. try 60 days
Also as said by a previous poster pie bald morph is unlikely for me to see anytime soon. and if i did see one it would deff. be a priceless morph.
i know this video is old however id just like to say miss “expert” if you obtain a snake with a completely recessive gene such as a albino or your imaginary piebald corn snake btw that’s a ball python morph it simply wont work… anyone with a general knowledge of genetics knows that for a completely recessive gene to show one parent must be a het. so ill look to another video for breeding advice thanks for wasting my time.
Haha she got bitten lmao. obviously doesnt know much about the snakes temperment.
What’s up woth the dogs in the background?
there isn’t such thing as a piedball cornsnake morph!!!
piedball cornsnake never knew that was a morph once again way to go expert village.
OMG, did you see the corn snake bite her! He bites her like 3 times!
Tell those mother fucking dogs to shut up. and the snakes needs to be 30 inches? Ok im gonna get my corn snake right on it1
now. i give you credit for finding pied sided because i didnt. but its still not the same thing as what she said which was the entire basis of this argument.
pie bald – pied sided = two dif things and two diff genes to make. in corn snakes the diffused morph is manipulated to randomly affect melanin in the sides, thus there being small random patches with no color – not true pie bald (which is what she said) because it is co dominant. in pythons, its recessive and formed in which the alelles specific to producing melanin are sginificantly altered to give the MAJORITY of the body NO COLOR. btw, most “corn snakes” claiming to be piebald are Mussurana
type in pied-sided corns then you dumbass- they do exist.
uh i did type it in google, and it showed piebald pythons, NOT piebald cornsnakes. interesting.
It depends on how old it will be. Juveniles (young ones) can be fed once or twice every week, however with my snake who is around 3 yrs old I feed him when he is hungry (very alert, uppity, keeps looking out at us) which is usually around three times or less each week.
1 mouse every week then after a couple of months feed it 2
i am getting one and i need to know when to feed it
nothing expert about this at all
Slutty Slag
I LIKE HER
1:25. Someone shut that bitch up!
Oh, and this is a very sucky guide. An insult to Expertvillage.
amazing, you can find them all over the internet and in corn morph guides and genetic books… type it into google. 😉
to qoute don soderburge,a expert in corn snake gentics “The pieds have never existed contrary to photographs of a deformed one that never reproduced “