i think its 15 gallons but its bscailly 2 feet long. looks big enouhg but just want ur opinions
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i think its 15 gallons but its bscailly 2 feet long. looks big enouhg but just want ur opinions
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"Isn't it funny you hear a phone ring and it could be anybody, but a ringing phone has to be answered doesn't it?"
I don't think that at 15 gal would be big enough for an adult corn. You could use it for at least a couple of years though. Just my opinion. I like to give mine some room to move.
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SpardaWolf
Corn Snake Addict
"Always Learning"
well isnt a 20 gal long 20"x12"x12"? if so, how can a 15 gal be 24"x12"x12"?
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0.0.1 pacific gopher snake ; Mich
0.0.1 albino corn snake ; Shmee
0.0.1 motley corn snake ; Bernie
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0.0.1 pacific gopher snake ; Mich
0.0.1 albino corn snake ; Shmee
0.0.1 motley corn snake ; Bernie
I don't think that at 15 gal would be big enough for an adult corn. You could use it for at least a couple of years though. Just my opinion. I like to give mine some room to move.
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SpardaWolf
Corn Snake Addict
"Always Learning"
Depends on the size of the adult. I'd upgrade when the snake gets up towards four feet long. But it's fine for a 3-3.5 foot snake.
Paul Hollander
may not be ideal, but I breed several corns in smaller contianers then that. I just had to put the females in lager contianer big enough to acomidate an eegbox when they wher ready to lay.
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