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[dexter 1988]

I'm dexter hope to hear from you:)

[Chu'Wuti]

Welcome, Dexter! What kind of animals do you have? I have a BP & have had a variety of snakes over the past couple of decades, but there are people here with waaay more experience than I!

[body_xs_j]

welcome to this sweet site. Hope you have fun like I'm. Lots of people here and frendy as well..

[siz]

Hey Dexter, welcome! What do you keep?

[dexter 1988]

i have a ball python i had for about a year and this month i hope to get a corn snake but have not see a morph i like the (blood reds, amelanistic okeetee,amber)

[Kmef07]

welcome dex

[Smilts]

corn snakes are great I have a anery type a, Amel, Ghost, Snow, and a miami phase. I have purchased a Motley Opal a Silver Queen, and a Motley butter. And have plans for many more.

[dexter 1988]

when temp do u keep it at and what your humidity set at

[Smilts]

Corns are really easy Humidity isnt a big facter I keep the temps at 83-85 on the warm side, and a few degrees cooler on the cool side. With very little night time drop.

[siz]

Miami corns are my favourite, I have a friend who has a nice, clean one.

[dexter 1988]

Corns are really easy Humidity isnt a big facter I keep the temps at 83-85 on the warm side, and a few degrees cooler on the cool side. With very little night time drop.



but what percent should the humidity be at and how high should it be when they go in shed:yes:

[Smilts]

Corn snakes often come from very arid places so you dont need to try and raise humidity at all. The same goes for during shed mine shed perfect wit no added humidity.

[dexter 1988]

Corn snakes often come from very arid places so you dont need to try and raise humidity at all. The same goes for during shed mine shed perfect wit no added humidity.


but what percent 30, 40, 50, 60,% humidity because in one book it was35 -40% humidity and on the google search i did it was 55 to 60 %humidity just want a happy health corn snake before i bring him/her home. just got to find the right morph

[siz]

Corn snakes often come from very arid places so you dont need to try and raise humidity at all. The same goes for during shed mine shed perfect wit no added humidity.

My friend with corns does not ever mist them.

[Chu'Wuti]

I commend you for researching these snakes before going out and getting one, Dexter! You're going to make a great snake-keeper, I'm sure, with this level of care.

The average house humidity is about 30%, and corns do well in that. Their requirements are really pretty easy.