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Need ideas on housing baby corns.....

Colorfulcorns Sep 28, 2005 12:33 PM

I currently have 11 baby corns in a 28 QT sweater box in my racks. I also have available 2 - 30 gallon aqariums with heat pads( I not able to control them with my thermostat like my racks) I also have another snake that is going to lay eggs very soon so I'll have more babies....
I have been trying to sell them but I sell only a couple in a month. I don't have enough to make it worth getting a table at a show.
Do you think they will be ok in what I have them in?????
Any ideas will help, Thanks
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Cory
Corns
1.0.2 Snow
2.1.2 Anerythiristic
1.3 Normals
0.1 Okeetee
1.1 Bloodreds het Pewter
1.0 Amel
0.1 Banded
0.1 Blizzard
1.0 Milksnake Phase
0.0.13 Normal het Amel
0.0.1 Charcoal
Rats
1.1 Black rats
Lots of mice and rats

Replies (5)

Hoppy Sep 28, 2005 04:23 PM

Hi Cory,
My Keeper Corns I will keep alone in Shoe Boxes up until almost a year old and then they move up to my sweater Box rack. My for sale Corns i keep three - five to a shoe box, depending on age and size. I another month or so, what I have left over will stay over until next season so I do not have to ship in the cold of winter. Next season they will be sold as yearlings. I will keep them over the winter in their own shoe boxes (they are only about $1.00 each at Wal Mart and with some newspaper and, a hide and a water bowl you are set to go. I don't worry about the heat with them as I keep the snake room warm all year (from 70 in winter- 82 in summer)
I hope this helps
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com

Colorfulcorns Sep 28, 2005 05:17 PM

My only reason for asking this is they seem to be stressed. They are regurgitating and I don't know which ones are...
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Cory
Corns
1.0.2 Snow
2.1.2 Anerythiristic
1.3 Normals
0.1 Okeetee
1.1 Bloodreds het Pewter
1.0 Amel
0.1 Banded
0.1 Blizzard
1.0 Milksnake Phase
0.0.13 Normal het Amel
0.0.1 Charcoal
Rats
1.1 Black rats
Lots of mice and rats

triplemoons Sep 28, 2005 08:49 PM

Which is exactly why you should be houseing singely! Have you had any issue of cannibilsum yet?

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tspuckler Sep 29, 2005 11:27 AM

Keeping your corns in a group is causing them stress, which is why some of them are throwing up. It would be best to keep them individually in shoeboxes. You can set the shoeboxes on heat tape of a heating pad so the snakes have a thermal gradient.

Tim
Third Eye
Third Eye

draybar Sep 29, 2005 04:49 PM

>>I currently have 11 baby corns in a 28 QT sweater box in my racks. I also have available 2 - 30 gallon aqariums with heat pads( I not able to control them with my thermostat like my racks) I also have another snake that is going to lay eggs very soon so I'll have more babies....
>>I have been trying to sell them but I sell only a couple in a month. I don't have enough to make it worth getting a table at a show.
>>Do you think they will be ok in what I have them in?????
>>Any ideas will help, Thanks
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I'm with Jim (Hoppy)
I keep my "keeper" hatchlings in 6 quart sterilite shoe boxes until they are large enough to move to permanent housing.
If you have racks, you can fit 3 shoe boxes in the same space as a sweater box.
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"resistance is futile"
Jimmy (draybar)

Draybars Snakes

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