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I did lose a few of the babies in this clutch but these are all of the first clutch this year that belong to Tawny and they are all doing great and are very strong healthy babies. I had request to do a video once all of these babies have left their eggs :) Amazing array of colors and patterns some bright light pink with dots on them and many with the light pink skin and purple patterns. Can't wait to see them after their first shed and I apologize for not being with it when I recorded this video I had been up and down all night for several nights checking on the eggs to make sure to give the babies a soak and move them into their enclosure. It's a lot of work and takes dedication but so worth it they are so precious. :) It's amazing how intelligent and resourceful snakes are even at one day old as you will see in this video !!

My snakes love watching TV with me at night so last night I placed a large plastic container in their enclosure and filled it with water and they had a blast playing tag in the water for a couple of hours. Snakes really do enjoy activities and it makes them stronger animals than if they just sit around all the time. These are the babies that I produced almost two months ago and they are doing great except I still have a few that are problem eaters that I'm working with.

First baby snake left it's egg on the 4th of July !!! My baby Corn Snakes are pipping and leaving their eggs at least the first clutch is second clutch due to start pipping next week or two. It amazes me how fierce and brave new born baby snakes are and they are so dang cute :) There is something really amazing and magical about having baby snakes in the house to raise and love !!

Other than taking proper care of our snakes and keeping their enclosures clean and their environment comfortable for them we have to stay stocked up on food for all of our snakes and that's the most important part of accepting responsibility for these amazing animals to make sure ALL of their needs are provided for.
I order all of my 40 snakes food from Rodent Pro and have for some time now. Their prices are great and their feeders are of excellent quality and the packaging is great !! When I placed my most recent order I got permission from one of the staff members at Rodent Pro to make this video using their company name and information to make a video in their behalf.

Not In Video -- 3 Adults 2 females one male (Females Tawny (Creamsicle, Candycane, Coral) and Krystl (Snow Corn)) Father Flash (Albino, Caramel and Snow)
5 babies held back from last years clutches
21 babies from Tawny's clutch recently
4 babies from Krystl's clutch this week(white and light pink)
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Music Credit: Owner: Kevin MacLeod
Song Title: Hitman
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My snakes are all raised to be very social animals and Spike is somewhat the bossy snake of my 5 hold backs I produced last year and he finally met my cat Deffer and Deffer greeted Spike with her usual lick on the head that she gives all my snakes and Spike took great offense in Deffer's friendly approach LOL Love this video the snakes purple colors really show up well :)

Spike one of my Corn Snakes I produced last year, has always been a very assertive brave snake and he more or less keeps the other 4 snakes from this clutch under his control. H'es very protective of the other four. It always amazed me how nature has equipped snakes with their own way of threatening their prey and it's very neat the way Corn Snakes simulate the defensive behavior of a Rattlesnake by vibrating and shaking their tail. It's merely a threatening behavior and if I put my hand in front of his face inside the container where he is he will turn away and try to run and hide.
I always interact with my snakes when they are eating so they don't actually feel threatened by me they just like to act all big, tough and brave and show off and Spike is great at doing this LOL

They are really amazing and I learned something I already knew about them. I had them apart from each other for 2 entire days and it was unbelievable how frantic they got and upset and restless trying to find each other !!! Wouldn't believe each one was aware someone was missing from the group and to prove that further I put them ALL back together except for one of the younger ones and the other 6 snakes wouldn't stop pacing and roaming all over the place looking for that 1 missing snake until I put it back into the group and you could seriously watch all of them making rounds like they were doing a head count until that last one was back in the group then they all settled in together again. Snakes always amaze me.
Not all snakes are community snakes that depends greatly on the different species of the snakes !!

Snakes make great pets and companions but before you get one be sure and do research and be prepared to accept full responsibility for the animal to insure that the snake has a healthy and good quality of life. I suggest either a Corn Snake or King Snake as a first pet snake because they are rather easy to take care of and generally have great personalities and temperaments and seldom have picky eating habits nor bad sheds.

All of my first clutch baby Corn Snakes are pipping their eggs and already leaving their eggs and they are coming into this world very defensive and brave and are so cute standing and ready to fight everything that moves to protect their lives. :)
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Kevin MacLeod
Song Title: Frost Waltz
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