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Hey guys and gals. My name is Brian, I'm in NC. Just recently bought my first corn snake. I've done Lord knows how much research but I'm still so worried about messing something up. I also don't know whether my snake is male or female. "He" just ate today no problems, and I got him yesterday. Looking forward to joining the community.
Welcome Brian!
Cornsnakes are pretty easy, once you have their enclosure set up.
Proper heat, regulated with a thermostat, proper sized enclosure, fresh water available, regular feeding, you're pretty much good to go.
I'll take pics when he stops hiding under all the aspen 😂. Decided to name him Merlin, and I already thought about getting him a friend, but I'm going to wait till I've got it down with him. I'll go ahead and post pictures of the enclosure, and I want to start holding him again because he's so chill but I've read a million different posts about how long to wait to hold them after first buying them and after feeding them.
Make sure you have the locking clips or something weighted on the lid, they can often get out of those, between the lid and tank.
Will do, I'll find some way to lock it down. How long does it usually take before they're acclimated enough to stay moving around the viv? Cause since I put him in there yesterday after work he only came out cause I pulled the aspen off him and he didn't seem very stoked about it. He ate anyway but other than that he's just hiding. (And I'm impatient and don't want to wait two weeks to start holding him again )
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