Corn Snake Humidity Question

[GarterPython]

I finally got my corn snake today, pictures coming soon, but I totally forgot to buy a hydrometer. (Will buy one probably on tuesday) How much should I spray him each day until then? And for how long each time?

[exwizard]

You dont have to worry about humidity with Corns. They do just fine. :) Conghratulations on getting your Corn and yeah, I am looking forward to those pics.

[GarterPython]

None!?! No spraying him at all.

[youngster]

No need at all, I've NEVER bathed or sprayed any of my corns and I've never had a bad shed. If you're using aspen it can actually cause mold to build.

[GarterPython]

Okay thanks. I saw that he had a little piece of stuck shed close to his eye. Should I give him a quick bath, or would that stress him out too much.

[Gungirl]

Leave him be... Corns are simple when it comes to humidity. If I notice mine going blue I might mist his cage 1-2 times the entire shed just because it is better safe than sorry but they do well in low humidity.

[GarterPython]

Ok thanks!!!!!!

[Kingsnakechris]

I have read a few pages on corn snake care that say, "leaving a water dish large enough for the snake to soak in will be enough to prevent bad sheds". I heard corns are pretty simple in regards to humidity.

[Glasgow Corns]

as the others have said no need to worry about the humidity. All we do is add a damp hide when we notice the eyes clear from being cloudy and clear shed every time. Even then its only with a few of our corns we need to do this with as most do well enough without the damp hide.

[kernel]

Awesome! Pics!

[Shmoges]

They do appreciate a moist hide at shed time.

[Snakefood]

Yup, I give mine humid hides when thier eyes go blue, and I get nice, one piece sheds every time!!

Congrats and have fun, I LOVE my corns!!

[GarterPython]

Thanks everybody!