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08-24-12, 10:06 AM
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Re: new corn snake set up
Looks good, and especially impressive for a corn snake setup. Did he dig his own way under there or did you hollow out a space for him?
Have you put any inverts in the substrate?
I keep thinking about doing one for my ball python too...
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08-24-12, 10:23 AM
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Re: new corn snake set up
i started it off for him but he made a little tunnel under it and there a few tunnels in there. the only thing i added were spring tails and the dead leafs already had mites on it and i was going to ad some rollie polies.
and i wish i still had my ball i would love to try this out on one.
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08-24-12, 11:47 AM
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Re: new corn snake set up
and he also has a basking spot of 105F and a cool side of 73F
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08-24-12, 11:49 AM
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Re: new corn snake set up
105f is hot for a corn.. you can easily drop that down to 90 with no issues.
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08-24-12, 11:51 AM
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Re: new corn snake set up
im not having any issues  he is doing much better in this set up
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08-24-12, 03:29 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
Great set up. The larger the gradient the better. If I could achieve 105 and 50 in the same enclosier it would be ideal.
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08-24-12, 04:30 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
he has an amazing feeding response in his new set up (not that he didnt before)
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09-29-12, 09:23 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
just found him peaking out of a burrow that he made.(i need more leaf litter)
imgur: the simple image sharer
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10-09-12, 08:56 AM
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Re: new corn snake set up
Wow cool set up. I was thinking of doing something like that with my kingsnake. He hates being handled and I don't want to stress him out when I have to clean the newspaper.
I love that they tunnel like that 
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10-22-12, 08:17 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
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Originally Posted by Wyldrose
Wow cool set up. I was thinking of doing something like that with my kingsnake. He hates being handled and I don't want to stress him out when I have to clean the newspaper.
I love that they tunnel like that |
thank you . sorry i missed this. and i think you should definitely try it out with your king im sure he would love it.
Aren't you on HC?
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10-22-12, 08:18 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
heres a vid of hes great feeding response
corn snake feeding - YouTube
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11-05-12, 09:40 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
well i added a bit more of substrate sense i see he likes to burrow. and sure enough he did. i haven't seen him in a couple days i knew he was still in the cage because i could see the substrate was lifted up where he had made a burrow.
He made a borrow under this piece of bark
and heres the other end of the burrow
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11-05-12, 10:23 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
Very cool looking set up
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11-05-12, 10:38 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
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Originally Posted by Gungirl
105f is hot for a corn.. you can easily drop that down to 90 with no issues.
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Agreed.
I keep my corn snake at normal room temps, never supplied any extra heat at all.
Had him six years now, so it must be working out OK.
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11-05-12, 10:46 PM
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Re: new corn snake set up
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Originally Posted by rmfsnakes32
Very cool looking set up
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