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Rdoyle

Rdoyle

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Hi My Name is Rachel Doyle I am new to .com. I have never own one I will be owning one soon thought. My mother never like snakes so I could not have one growing up. When I got married my hubby did not like ether until the other at my son birthday at the Baton Rouge Zoo the had a brought some different pets for the party one being a corn snake well my hubby fell in love with one and now is letting me get one as a pet. Now I am looking for corn snake and I house for it to.
 
He/She is going to be in the living room it is going to be a show tank I think. We are going to look at some at the pet store the tanks. I am hopping to find someone are round here that breeds them. I finally under stand the whole under the tank heater by watching a video on the bigappleherp.com place. Is there any UTH that is the best. Thanks for all the welcomes
 
I had one last question. I have some drift wood that I used in one of my fish tanks. would it be safe to us for my corn snake. If so there is a few peaces that I need to clean how will I go about it they look like they have sand on it.
 
Hi there and welcome to the forum! Here is another site that might help you decide what color morph of corn snake you would like to get, there are tons!

http://iansvivarium.com/cornsnakemorphs.php

Also for new corns snake owners, I highly recommend this book by Kathy and Billy love. It's an amazing resource and into for owning corns.

http://www.amazon.com/Corn-Snakes-C...1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1282093597&sr=8-1-spell

Rdoyle said:
I had one last question. I have some drift wood that I used in one of my fish tanks. would it be safe to us for my corn snake. If so there is a few peaces that I need to clean how will I go about it they look like they have sand on it.
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Hmm for cleaning wood items I have heard that people soak them in water then bake them in the oven for a bit to kill off parasites. But if it's a plasticy type item I use a bleach water solution 10% bleach 90% water. If you use the bleach make sure to let the items air dry so that the smell is gone, snakes can get respiratory infections, which are not fun to deal with.
 
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