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feeding and temp

wntk24

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i just purshased my first corn snake he is seven weeks old how long should i wait to feed him i had him for 4 days now and what sould the tempertaure and the humidity be in the tank
 
You need to let him settle in for a few days yet. Most folks recommend a first feed after a week in a new home.

You need the temp to be around 70-75 degrees at the cool end and 85-88 at the warm end. They don't need any lighting. Hopefully you already have some heating equipment - I use heat mats with thermostats to stop them getting dangerously hot.

Personally I don't worry about humidity. It's only a potential issue when the snake sheds, at which point you can put a humid hide in with them.
 
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