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Buying a Corn Snake SOON!!

BEFORE:

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When I had Archie the lizard!
 
Are you taking the light out for the snake? You should.
So do you have an Under tank heater? Or just that light?
I see you have a digital thermometer with probe, good deal. But I see a couple of people asked you if you had a thermostat/rheostat. Do you?

PS-Use aspen.
 
SnakesRule1234 said:
Good idea.

A baby should be housed in a 10 gallon, that viv looks a bit big for a baby.
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I have to disagree here, the snake doesn't have to be housed in a 10gallon unless it's one of those that does actually stress from big spaces (I know some people here have older snakes that don't even like bigger vivs) But for the most part keeping babies in a smaller cage is really just convience for us, but they don't have to be in a smaller viv.
 
Yeah i have the thermostat, but my dad said he was going to buy the food and other things the baby might need when i buy the snake but i wanted to get him ready yes im going to take the light out
 
I'm trying to figure out how the cage opens, from the front?
If so then it might actually still be a good idea to house the snake else where till it gets a little "thicker" (I assume this is a hatchling) because it might be able to squeeze out.
 
any pics of this famous 'GREEN' snake, are you sure is not a 'GREEN' Tree Python?? ;)
 
wow

i dont know what to say after reading all that

im so far from being even a pro to the world of corn snakes but i have never in my 4 years of owning any snake heard of a green corn
 
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