Corn Snake Information

As with every pet reptile, corn snakes must be housed within a reasonably particular range of humidity levels and temperatures. 

Are you a new corn snake owner? Do you want to make sure you’re feeding your snake the right amount

Why won’t my corn snake eat? It’s a common concern among snake lovers. Corn snakes are usually great eaters, but

Are you fascinated by the docile corn snake? Have you been gifted a snake and are wondering how old it

Are you worried about feeding your corn snake too much or too little? Do you want a simple guideline for

Wash your hands before touching your corn snake. Put one hand under the head and the other towards the tail. Do not handle it for more than 15 minutes.

Rat snakes are medium-large constrictor snakes found in the Northern Hemisphere. They live for over 30 years in captivity and are docile pets. Corn snakes are part of the rat snake family. They have orange or brown bodies and checkered bellies. They live for 23 years in captivity.

Corn snakes are ectotherms. It means they can’t generate their body heat. When the outside temperature drops, they enter a state of dormancy called brumation. They hide in burrows and limit their movement until it’s warm again.

Male corn snakes grow larger and have longer tails. Females are slightly smaller and have shorter tails. Both males and females have good personalities and are docile and easy to handle.

A corn snake is an excellent reptile pet choice. He’ll live a decently long life, grow to the perfect size, and stay calm in most conditions. But he is also high maintenance—in terms of housing and live food.

What must you know about blood red corn snakes before purchasing one? Up next, we’ll be discussing the blood red corn snake’s color variations, genetics, feeding habits, and more.

Anerythristic, or anery, means lacking the red pigment that gives corn snakes their bright hues. It is why anerythristic corn snakes are gray and black in color.

Corn snakes can exhibit both sleeping patterns. It means they sleep during the day and night, both. They are crepuscular – most active during the twilight hours.

Corn snakes are solitary animals in the wild. To avoid aggression and cannibalism, keep your corn snakes in separate enclosures.

Corn snakes are nonvenomous. It makes them more prone to predators in the wild. And so, they make buzzing, rattling sounds by vibrating their tails to warn potential predators away. 

Most corn snakes measure between 61 and 182 cm (24 and 72 inches).
But if you do not care for your corn snake properly, he will not grow to his full potential.

Adult corn snakes measure between 61 and 182 cm and live for 10 to 15 years in captivity. Keep them in a 40-gallon tank in 40 to 50% humidity with the right substrate, and accessories.

Coming up next, we’ll be going into detail about corn snake food quantities and frequencies. We’ll even list some of the food they definitely shouldn’t eat.

Corn snakes cost $30 to $100 to buy. The initial costs of the snake come to between $125 and $155. The cost of the snake after the first year is between $200 and $400 per year.

Corn snakes are non-venomous and do not have sharp fangs. So why do people often think corn snakes are dangerous?

Are you not sure where to begin handling your new corn snake? Do you want to make sure you’re handling

As far as pet snakes for beginner reptile owners go, corn snakes and kingsnakes are excellent options.  But which one

Corn snakes have a reputation for being one of the most docile and mild-mannered snakes around, but do they ever

If you’ve never owned a snake before, deciding which one to get may seem like a difficult task. It is

Corn snakes are one of the most popular types of snakes kept as pets.  They are curious and docile by

Blizzard corn snakes are visually striking reptiles with snowy white skin and red eyes.  They are great snakes and easy

Albino corn snakes are one of the most popular snakes kept as pets.  They are easy to find in most

Every animal needs to poop regularly to stay healthy, including your pet snake!  But knowing how often they’re supposed to

Corn snakes, like other reptiles, are ectothermic, which means they rely on external temperatures to control their body heat. Providing

Corn snakes are prevalent pet snakes for both beginner and experienced reptile owners, and they are native to the United

Like most reptiles, corn snakes shed their skin from time to time, wiggling out of their old skin to reveal

If you have a pet corn snake, you’ve probably wondered at some point if they’re particularly strong swimmers.  Furthermore, do

Knowing how to feed your corn snake is vital to the reptile’s overall health. In addition to feeding the snake

With so many different corn snake morphs available today, it is often challenging for even the most experienced reptile owners

Are you having trouble coming up with the perfect name for your corn snake? Don’t worry, it’s totally normal. Naming

Are you looking at getting a corn snake? Do you feel lost looking through all the bedding products available for

Is your corn snake aggressive when you handle it? Did you just get a new corn snake and aren’t sure

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Are you curious if your corn snake is a boy or a girl? Do you want to learn how to

Do you worry about feeding your baby corn snake? Are you unsure how many pinkies you should be feeding your

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Are you concerned because your corn snake isn’t eating? Do you want to ensure that your corn snake is eating

Are you confused about getting your pet corn snake’s habitat set up just right? Do you want to make sure

Are you interested in getting a corn snake but not sure what you’ll need? Do you want to make sure

Are you planning on getting a corn snake? Do you want to get all of your corn snake’s habitat set

Are you a new corn snake owner? Do you get tired of feeding your corn snake nothing but mice? Whether