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I may or may not be getting a corn snake this spring, but I was just wondering if a 55 gal tank would be to large for an adult corn, even if there’s lots of cover and hide spots? I’d like also to have a type of naturalistic pond kinda thing with some guppies, so it would take up a fair amount of space itself.
Thnks for any opinions.
A 55 gal tank is definitely not too big. They love to climb and are active snakes, so it gives them room to explore.
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0.0.1 San Luis Potosi Kingsnake
0.0.2 Yellow Rat Snake
0.1 Normal Cornsnake
0.0.1 Eastern Garter Snake
0.0.1 Brown Water Snake
give 'em plenty of stuff to climb on...and that corn will be all over that tank trust me. i have wooden dowels i have all over my tank and some artifical plant vines i got from walmart and wrapped around...they love it
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Current snakes:
0.1 Licorice Stick Black Rat(Lola)
1.0 Neonate Black Rat (het for Lic Stk's) (Frankie)
1.1 Texas Bairds ("Bill" and "The Bride aka Beatrix Kiddo" )
Have a secure top.I wouldnt go with fish in the waterbowl.You dont want your new corn drinking guppy poo do you?
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