What is the appropriate humidity level for a cornsnake enclosure?
(I realize it is fairly humid in the South.) My ambient humidity is 40%.
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Humidity levels
sheshanaga
Oct 03, 2006 12:30 PM
Replies (3)
tspuckler
Oct 03, 2006 01:26 PM
Corn snakes do well with 40%-60% humidity (which is moderate).
Third Eye
xblackheart
Oct 03, 2006 03:58 PM
Tim, thats a nice looking baby! Just wanted to let you know.
To stay on topic, my snakes just get the normal california valley air. I never pay much attention to humidity because my snakes never have any issues. A good key that it is not humid enough for your snake is, if the snake is having problems shedding.
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tspuckler
Oct 04, 2006 07:05 AM
Thanks Misty. Although people often associate corn snakes with living in humid southeast states, they also live in Kentucky, New Jersey and Maryland - which would indicate they're pretty flexible in their humidity needs.
Tim
