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Baby Corn Snake Tank

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djrhoops97

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I am planning on buying my first baby corn snake ( I'm new to this!!) and was wondering if this tank from glasscages.com was a good tank for it.
15 gal. long
24*12 1/2*13
 
a 15 long sounds like a good one to start out with. I'm relatively new but what i read and was told that a 10 gallon would be suificent for a small corn but i got lucky and started with a 29 gallon.
 
A 15G long would be more than adequate for a baby. Make sure to provide lots of hides. In the wild, hatchlings are food for anything bigger than them, so it stresses them out not to have places to hide. Many people think a 20G long is a lifetime home for a corn snake, so you may well have to get something bigger in a few years, but the 15 should be good for several years.
 
yep! plenty of room for a little one :) and like others have said, give them lots of hiding places! For me paper towel and toilet paper tubes are an easy and safe way to give your snakes even big ones a place to play around dig and hide :)
 
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A 10 gallon is usually the standard starter size for a young corn snake, because they can be a little freaked out by to large of a vivarium. A 15 gallon is acceptable though, provided you offer him plenty of place to hide so he feels more secure.
 
A 15 gallon long seems kinda big for a baby corn. It might stress it out a little. Just make sure you have lots of hides.
 
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