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I am thinking about getting 6 or 8 of the Exo Terra Kritter Keepers. There size is 18 x 11 x 6, would this be ok for baby corns. They would have 3" flexwatt on the bottom of one side. Also to what age would this accomadate a corn. Tnanks in advance,
-Matt
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>>There size is 18 x 11 x 6, would this be ok for baby corns. They would have 3" flexwatt on the bottom of one side.

sounds like a good setup and the size is fine for hatchlings

>>Also to what age would this accomadate a corn.

It depends on how fast they grow...just watch and when it gets to the point where the snakes is as long as two of the sides(~18 11) that is usually when it is time for a new box/cage and usually you will be able to tell and want to give him a new home before then
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>>I am thinking about getting 6 or 8 of the Exo Terra Kritter Keepers. There size is 18 x 11 x 6, would this be ok for baby corns. They would have 3" flexwatt on the bottom of one side. Also to what age would this accomadate a corn. Tnanks in advance,

I would save myself the headache of the brittle plastic and cost of the Kritter Keepers and get similar sized Sterlite tubs at Walmart and melt (with a $7 soldering iron) holes in them. Works much better and are not gonna crack as soon as you hit it on something. Just an idea.
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I had thought about that but I was afraid of them getting out. I know there alot cheaper but would the lids be secure enough? Thanks,
-Matt

>>I had thought about that but I was afraid of them getting out. I know there alot cheaper but would the lids be secure enough? Thanks,
>>-Matt

I haven't had any escapes. And I have had hatchlings get out of kritter keepers. So, I think there is always that chance. Obviously don't drill or melt monster holes. 1/8" works. And I find that Sterlite is better, lid security wise, than Rubbermaid.
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