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Snake type

Well, taking into account the topic of this forum, I imagine everyone here owns corn snakes. Humidity should be 40-60 percent.
 
Well I don't have a snake (YET) but they need 40%-60% humidity.

And if you put this in the general chit-chat forum you might get a greater variety of species.

May I ask what snakes do you have and what % humidity do you keep them at?
 
Contrary to popular belief, MOST (I say most because there are some intergrades, though the requirements for keeping them are still the same)cornsnake morphs are the same species...just different colors. Since they are the same species, their needs are the same. An Anerythristic cornsnake needs the same conditions as an Amelanistic cornsake, because they are both of the same species, just different skin pigmentations and/or pattern of markings.

So...40-60% humidity.
 
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