ok i believe that is all for now.... its quite a long post but i wanted to get my ?’s out in one clean sweep... thank you in advance for the answers --- and may i say, this is one of the nicest message boards ive seen in awhile.... im not kissin a** im merely acknowledging that this is quite the friendly message board... just like my baby girl Misha.....
have a lovely day and tell all your snakes hi for me.... (preferably in a tone as if your talking to a baby)

1) It is recommended that you feed the snake items that are no more than 1.5 times as big as the widest part of the snakes body. If you can, pick out the smallest pinkies you can find. As she gets bigger it will get easier for her to handle the mice.

2) You can gently put her back into her home as soon as the mouse is down into her stomach. If this worries you, you can put the shoe box into her home and let her crawl out when she is ready.

3) You should not handle her for 24-48 house after she feeds. If you handle her too soon, she could regurgitate the mouse. That is no fun for you or the snake. How I do it--I feed the snake in the evening. I play with him or her (I have both) before feeding. Then the next day I don’t handle the snake at all. The second day after feeding, I play with the snake late in the evening so that it’s been about 48 hours since it has eaten. So far, this has worked will. No regurges, and I only have to go through one day of snake withdrawal.

4) Corn snakes are nonvenemous, so it won’t get fangs. They will, however have a good set of regular teeth.

5) I would go ahead and raise the temp of your tank a few degrees. If it is too cool, she will not digest properly which can lead to regurgitation.

6) I don’t know about this one. Maybe SCSnakeman can help you here...

Now, a question for you...Do you have pictures? Can you post one? Oops, that is two questions, but I really enjoy looking at everybody’s snakes.

I have a guide for size of prey to feed to corn snakes and other like sized snakes.

Newly hatched corns can eat pinkies with no problem. Feed it pinkies until it is about as big around as a dime or penny and then switch to fuzzies. Feed it fuzzies until it is about as big around as a nickle or quarter and then switch to small mice and increase the size of mice as the snake gets bigger. You will probably never have to feed a corn anything bigger than a large adult mouse. You will come to a point where your snake is not quite big enough for the next size prey and when that happens feed him two of the smaller prey items. You will only have to do this for three or four weeks.