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I've had my corn snake for about a week now, fed him twice on pinkies and keep his cage at a 70-75 79-83 temp gradient and have about an inch of aspen shavings for bedding, he has hides at either end. Today every time I go to look for him in his cage he is burrowed under the aspen shavings. I just wanted to make sure this was normal.
Everything seems ok...
He's about 14-16 inches I think, 07 baby okeetee.
Thanks,
Shed
Had my snow for a little over a week now and all he does during the day is burrow under the aspen. It is perfectly normal. He/She tends to come out about an hour before I turn his heat lamp off and put on his night light. Dont worry about hes ok.
Steve
Corn snakes crave security. They spend most of their time hiding - in the wild and in captivity - especially babies. The most likely time to see them "out and about" is at night. So what your snake is doing is completely normal.
Tim
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