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My Introduction

kehkyle1

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Hey guys and girls my name is Kyle and on saturday I got my first corn snake named Aphrodite. She is around 2 months old and is a hypo, I find her quite beautiful. Heres a pic of her and her enclosure :wavey:
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Very cute and welcome to the forum! I like your setup, but she may appreciate some more ground cover, like those cheapo vines you can get at the dollar store. Where did you get that stump? It looks really awesome.
 
Yeah, I need to get around to getting one of those stumps. From everyone I've heard who has one, it's usually their snakes favorite hide.

Back on topic, welcome aboard! And thanks for the pics. Pics are grrrrrrrreat! Also, I really like your setup. The way you twisted the vine up and set it on the stump looks really good. I know it's simple and I think that's why I really like it. I do agree with others that you might want to consider some more cover though. Especially while she's young. Cover enhances security a little bit, effectively reducing stress and encouraging exploration and activity. It also provides obstacles to climb over and onto, which encourages exploration and activity while also effectively providing more "floor space" and leading to more exercise.

There are tons of cheap or free DIY suggestions here for anything from multi-level hides to home made jungle gyms.
 
Sorry for the extremely large photo! I wanted to share my reptile enclosures and my reptiles here but I am not very good at posting photos it seems... I've had the snake for a year now and just recently got the Leo
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If you can even see the entire thing basically both of my enclosures look very similar this is Kasper the corn snake's:
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Another shot of the Leo not named yet til I figure out the sex :/
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dawww! :O

She is ALL eyes.. too adorable!
Welcome to the site!

This is great place for new snake owners to come and learn!
every questions welcome! :)
 
Hi Kyle,
Lovely corn. I like your set up also. I am also very new. I just got my corns from Steve Roylance last Tuesday. Welcome.
 
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