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is ten gallon ok for one corn snake?!

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dirtbiker250

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i have a ten gallon tank and it will be equiped with heat and good coverage but i need to know if this is big egnough or not
 
It would be fine for a baby corn for quite some time... Just make sure you have a UTH, Thermostat, two hides, water bowl and some extra greenery to make your baby feel nice and secure... :)
 
thanks that is what i thought iv heard the whole grow to there invierment thing and i currently cant get a bigger tank and i reallyyyyy want my first snake so for a few months its going to have to do and yes i do have all the things you listed
 
I think the tank should be good for at least a year - assuming the corn is on a regular feeding schedule. Be sure to post pics so that we can all see!
 
iv heard the whole grow to there invierment thing
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I'm, sure you've figured out that this is incorrect for Corns. They grow at their natural rate - size of tank is irrelevant.

But yup, a 10 gallon will be fine for a hatchling and will give you the opportunity to save up for an adult-sized tank in due course.
 
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