Care Sheet for Corn SnakesAverage Rating Given To This Care Sheet Is 3.33 (1=lowest, 5=highest) Last Updated: 06/05/2004 |
Main Category: | Snakes |
Sub Category: | Corn Snakes |
Care Sheet Submitted By: | Skaterpunk0115 |
Years Experience: | 1 to 2 Years |
Species: | Albino corn snake |
Other Species or Phases this Care Sheet May Cover: | all corn snake variations |
Sexing and Characteristics: | Go to a vet or herp expert to have them probed |
Mostly Active During: | Both |
Substrate and Water Needs: | The substrate i use is jungle earth but you can use newspaper or paper towel but do not use cedar chips because the dust it produces cN BE HARMFUL TO THE SNAKES BREATHING |
Lighting and UVB: | I use a daytime bulb during the day and a moon light bulb at night |
Temperatures and Humidity: | The temperature i keep it at is about 82 during the day and about 78 during the night |
Heating and Equipment: | No special heating needs but an under tank gheater underneath the water dish |
Caging Provided: | I use a 5 gallon tank for my hatchling and a 10 gallon tank for my two month old snake |
Diet: | Carnivorous |
Description of Diet: | I feed both my snakes pinkies right now but as they get bigger they will need to be fed bigger mice but not bigger than the fattest part of there body |
Supplements, Nutrition and Usage: | None |
Maintenance: | Spot cleaning daily and substrate changing once monthly |
Some Words on this Species: | Corn snakes are great for a first snake because they are very docile and dont bite much but if they do bite wait for them to release dont pull them off because their teeth will fall out and they will get mouth rot |
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