I'm getting ready to set up a tank for a corn snake and I have a question about dimensions. I've got a ~28 gallon fish tank that a relative is letting me have, but it was designed for viewing creatures more suited to a vertical environment. its base is 30x12inches, will this be deep enough for a full grown corn snake to live comfortably in? It is 17 inches tall, but I gather that corn snakes are not as big on climbing as ball pythons and green snakes.
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Tank Question
- Thread starter Aremus
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Corny Noob
Proud Momma
Well I just looked up the dimensions of a 20 gallon long (which is the minimum for an adult) and it's 30x12x12 so since the floor space is identical you should be good 
Don't hesitat to decorate the top of the cage as well, a lot of us have found out that they do like to climb on occasion.
Don't hesitat to decorate the top of the cage as well, a lot of us have found out that they do like to climb on occasion.
strawberry_bunny
meep
depends on how big you want it i have a 3x2x2 for my year and a half year old, and a 4x2x2 for my full grown male and he minces round and round