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tw60630

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I was wondering what the normal elevation ranges for corn snakes are and if higher elevations effect corns?
 
Corns tend to live in lower elevations however as long as you aren't planning on summiting everest I think your snake should be fine and will adapt to a higher elevation.
 
I bought my corn down in the Bay Area of California (Berkeley) and I live in Truckee California. The elevation of my house is 6800ft and I have no problems.

Only real trouble is boiling water or baking :crazy02:
 
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