Sorry, snakes are strict carnivores. Most snakes in the wild will eat small mammals such as mice and rats, plus birds, eggs, other snakes, gerbils, small lizards, frogs, crickets, and grasshoppers [insects are animals, too!]; also snails, meal worms and super worms.
a snake is a carnivore
carnivore
Nope. ALL Snakes are carnivores.
omnivore because they eat things like corn.
Carnivore
No, corn is a plant and cannot be classified as an herbivore or any type of animal. Corn is a grain crop cultivated for its edible seeds.
carnivore
No, corn snakes are non-venomous constrictor snakes. They subdue their prey by wrapping around them and squeezing, rather than using venom to immobilize them. Corn snakes are popular as pets due to their docile nature and vibrant colors.
It, like all snakes, is a carnivore.
A turkey will eat a mixture of grains (wheat, corn, etc) and insects (grubs, worms, etc), so are omnivore.
omnivore because they eat things like corn.
No!! It is never a good idea to have two different species of animals together, expecially an herbivore and a carnivore. The snake might try to eat a small guinea pig. Corn snakes feed on small rodents as a main part of their diet.
a fly eats about anything, manure which has grass in it (rarely not), and raw anything, meat, corn, condiment's. so it is a omnivore.A common household fly is a omnivore.
Carnivore
Nope - Corn snakes are constrictors.
no, corn snakes lay eggs.
No, corn is a plant and cannot be classified as an herbivore or any type of animal. Corn is a grain crop cultivated for its edible seeds.
only if you breed two corn snakes
No. Corn snakes are a North American species.
Corn snakes will bite if provoked but they are not venomous.