Corn Snake Bleeding

I removed the male "Chockie" (as in chocolate) today because "Vampie" the albino male is aggressive towards him and is biting him and chasing him up and down in the cage and as you can see in the video's I uploaded on Youtube, it's a big cage. At least "Chockie" got to mate with "Snowy" as well so the babies should be interesting colours if the eggs will be fertile and hatch. "Chockie" is now alone in the smaller cage and much less stressed.

Will take some pics as soon as I get my camera back, lent it to a friend for a funeral of one of our friends that sadly passed away from cancer recently. Rest in peace my friend Pierre Erasmus.

 

Hi all

Update on my Cornsnake's bleeding issue. There is no more blood or any bleeding in their cage. Found out from three different sources that it's normal for them to excrete some blood in the mating season. It happens sometimes that the mating gets a bit rough or interupted and this is what causes it, especially with their first time and if there are two males in the same cage as the females. So in light of that I removed "Chockie" and he is all alone now in his own cage as mentioned in my previous post.

Thanks for everyone that partisipated in this thread/post. I will keep you updated as things develop from time to time.

 

hey man i have bread corns for years and if you need some advise on incubates let me know i have had about 13 clutches successfully through a DIY incubator

 

Start collecting tarantula's. Good place to use your roaches.