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I just rescued a snake form a guy at work who was going to release it.
I have a few ball pythons, and materials to provide whatever temps it needs, but I do not know what kind of snake it is.

Please ID so I can read up.

It's a corn snake, can't tell the morph from that photo. Their care is extremely simple.
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www.jasonrbartolettreptiles.webs.com

Looks like a corn snake to me.

Escape proof the heck out of the cage.
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"What is man without the beasts?
If all the beasts were gone,
men would die from great loneliness of spirit.
For what happens to the beasts,
soon happens to men.
All things are connected."

-Chief Seattle (Duwamish Tribe)

I got an exo terra cage with it.
With locking front doors(feels decently secure) and the screen lid feels really secure, should I velcro strap the doors just in case?

That should be ok. I just know (from experience) that corns are notorious escape artists.
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"What is man without the beasts?
If all the beasts were gone,
men would die from great loneliness of spirit.
For what happens to the beasts,
soon happens to men.
All things are connected."

-Chief Seattle (Duwamish Tribe)

It's an albino corn snake.

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Brian Gundy

www.for-goodness-snakes.com

Corn snake...82 degrees warm end...they eat anything, live or f/t usually. What kind of bedding is that? Aspen is best.
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Dale....dgoins222@yahoo.com
www.LibertyReptiles.com

It came on coconut coir bedding.
I also have cypress mulch immediately available, which is better?

Either of those should be ok to.
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Dale....dgoins222@yahoo.com
www.LibertyReptiles.com

There are spaces between the background and the wall and holes above the background and in the screen for wires. The "albino corn" could get out thru that.