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Posted by: kevmimcc at Mon Dec 15 20:24:17 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by kevmimcc ] Well first of all, I think a 10 gallon tank is a little small for a yearling corn and it will definitely be too small for an adult corn. I'm not sure where you are taking the temperature from, but the important place for the correct temperature is near the ground where the snake is. If the glass is hot, then you know it is warm enough. The snake will do fine as long as he has a cool place to retreat to if he gets too hot. In a 10 gallon, there is not much room to get away form the heat if its too hot. I use a heat pad that heats the glass a lot too but my snake never sits on top of it because it is too hot, instead he just goes near it where the temperature is just right. Let me know how it works out. | ||
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