I have a 7 year old jungle corn snake...

[ilovemypets1988]

Originally Posted by sassy_snake_lady

I keep my 2 jungles at a slightly higher warm end temp like kings so around 32c.

I have found my 2 to be like corns in the way they handle but like kings in every other way especially feeding response!

3ft viv is usually fine for an adult although mine are kept in rubs.

this part just came across wrong and seemed as though you were talking about kings thas why i asked if you new that the snake in question was a corn, just to make sure thas all

even though they r hybrids of corns and kings, i was just trying to make sure that you new that the thread was all about a corn snake

[sassy_snake_lady]

Originally Posted by ilovemypets1988

this part just came across wrong and seemed as though you were talking about kings thas why i asked if you new that the snake in question was a corn, just to make sure thas all

even though they r hybrids of corns and kings, i was just trying to make sure that you new that the thread was all about a corn snake

The thread is not about a corn snake. The thread is a bout a Jungle corn which is a king x corn. Therefore I was pointing out that they have the personalities of both snakes. My Jungles handle like a corn, so calm and placid but feed like kings, so fast and agressive.

So there was nothing wrong with what I put.

[27233a]

Originally Posted by ilovemypets1988

this part just came across wrong and seemed as though you were talking about kings thas why i asked if you new that the snake in question was a corn, just to make sure thas all

even though they r hybrids of corns and kings, i was just trying to make sure that you new that the thread was all about a corn snake

wow someone needs to re-read topics an posts before he questions people i think, clearly stats jungle corn, yet u just stated this was a corn question how silly must u feel

[Marica]

Originally Posted by sassy_snake_lady

Sorry, I really don't understand why you questioned me? Please explain if you feel there is something wrong with the advice I have given??

I think the misunderstanding is due to the fact that the abbreviation "jungle" is commonly used in reference to jungle jags, not jungle corns.

All the advise given above is pretty good. Depending on the size of your jungle corn (which I hear can get bigger than the basic corn) a slightly larger cage might be required. For a terrestrial snake one suggested formula is the length and depth of your enclosure should equal about the length of your snake. Otherwise all the basics have been covered (hides, water, heat gradient) and any extras (substrate, decor) are up to your personal preference.

I would love to see some pictures of your jungle corn.

[sassy_snake_lady]

Originally Posted by Marica

I think the misunderstanding is due to the fact that the abbreviation "jungle" is commonly used in reference to jungle jags, not jungle corns.

All the advise given above is pretty good. Depending on the size of your jungle corn (which I hear can get bigger than the basic corn) a slightly larger cage might be required. For a terrestrial snake one suggested formula is the length and depth of your enclosure should equal about the length of your snake. Otherwise all the basics have been covered (hides, water, heat gradient) and any extras (substrate, decor) are up to your personal preference.

I would love to see some pictures of your jungle corn.

I thought that but then he told me the thread was about a corn snake??

Anyway, we all know what we are talking about now so it's all good lol

My jungle corns are both adult and they are 4ft in length

[Marica]

Originally Posted by sassy_snake_lady

My jungle corns are both adult and they are 4ft in length

Hmm, good to know. Not sure where I had heard/read that they usually get bigger, but I suppose that's how incorrect information is spread I guess any corn or corn cross will be around 4 feet with the occasional extremes no matter lineage.

[sassy_snake_lady]

Originally Posted by Marica

Hmm, good to know. Not sure where I had heard/read that they usually get bigger, but I suppose that's how incorrect information is spread I guess any corn or corn cross will be around 4 feet with the occasional extremes no matter lineage.

Depends on the type of king. Mine are Durango Mountain King cross so not that big.