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FeedersAny and all issues about raising rats, mice, or anything else that you feed your cornsnakes.
I have read that they require at least a 24" long cage or tank. I started with a 15 gal for my first trio with a wheel. They did quite well. I've also had a trio in a10 gal and they seemed to breed fine, though I wouldn't go any smaller than that.
I think the tank I have the adults in, is what you guys in the US call a 20L, it's 30" x 12" floor space, but I just got a 36 x 15 and was considering moving them up?
From what Flagg said, I think that's a good size and I haven't lost any more
Thanks for the links akewa, I have already got them in my favourites
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