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Got the snakes separated!

LionessModeling

LionessModeling

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I now have 2 tanks for the snakes now.
Stripped red corn is in and 80gal tank in the livingroom.
Anery is in a 40gal tank in my room now.

Both tanks gave heat mats some fake plants 1 hide each and a water dish and substrate.

Both tanks need more fake plants, 1 more hide each, basking lamp bulbs

The 80gal tank needs a hygrometor and thermometer
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Now that I've separated the snakes I'm feeding the anery.

I'm going out tomorrow to buy more feeders for them

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It should be at least 14 days since the anery last regurged before you feed, and when you do you're going to want something extremely small, like a hopper. If she keeps the hopper down, you'll want to do a hopper once a week for about a month, then move up to a weanling once a week. After she's looking closer to the proper shape (probably another 4 to 6 weeks, depending) then you should move to adult mice.

If you feed an emaciated animal a large meal it will make them ill and do further damage to them.
 
Congrats. Looking good. If you want even a small cardboard box, paper towel roll or paper towel can provide virtually free (and disposable when soiled) hiding places. You are doing great.

And yes, it is critical that you wait to feed the anery.
 
Do you think it's be okay if I put live plants and potting soil in the 80gal tank with the stripe it'd be Okay?
I have so many plants and no where to put them all and very little substrate.
I'm not sure if my plants are safe for snakes or not.

Here are pics of my 4 plants.
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Live plants can cause more problems than they are worth for corn snakes. Stick with fake plants. You can only use certain plants and there can be no fertilizer. Too much risk of toxicity and too high a humidity. It’s just better to keep your plants outside the enclosure.
 
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