Tired of these corms- rack owners PLEASE help

So I'm geting tired, I moved my corns to my rack and they were
baby tame, so after being in the rack, for about a 3 weeks
they all are ready S-shaped hissing and tail rattling. At first they temp was 82, then with all my lizard lights, my whole ambiant room temp was 85. So I set the ranco down to 73. Still I go change there water and the slither toward back of cage hissing and ready to strike, and at first these
were kid friendly know there hissing heatherns

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Originally Posted by BOWSER11788

So I'm geting tired, I moved my corns to my rack and they were
baby tame, so after being in the rack, for about a 3 weeks
they all are ready S-shaped hissing and tail rattling. At first they temp was 82, then with all my lizard lights, my whole ambiant room temp was 85. So I set the ranco down to 73. Still I go change there water and the slither toward back of cage hissing and ready to strike, and at first these
were kid friendly know there hissing heatherns

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Well maybe they dont like being in a dark tub lol.

not to be dumb, but i was honestly thinking that, trarded in my ps3 to get ANOTHER rack, for reptile basics, and all my corns are killers, i guess it time to start pulling out the 20Ls, again

ap economy racks?

They have open sides. Might be a decent in compromise. Put them in a high traffic area.

how are the corns when you take them out? Some snakes are just hissy when you first open up their tubs, but once they're out, everyone thing is just fine. We see this with many of our snakes, mostly the boas tho..

I have one of my corns in my 41qt rack since the heat tape in it doesn't work. (Ambient room temp is 85) She was calm even after the switch to being in a tub. The other corn lives in a tank and he's very aggressive until you actually take him out.

not an opion for heavy traffic areas, since family HATES HATES HATES snakes, to La, im not scared, but some reaction wants me to pull away when its trying to strike, lol not to be an arse but yea, Jay bunny thanx, but in my mind it has to be racks, this my equalvant of puppy dog tames corns, it just blows my mind at the change,

also la, once i get them out there fine, so mabye it just is cage agression

It might just be that they are still adjusting to a new environment. 3 weeks isn't all that terribly long for them to have been in there, so I would just keep handling them as usual, and they should calm down.

with the weather one of them didn't eat last week as well, um mmm so this is what the frustrating side of owning snakes is, lol after a year of keeping i have somthing to complain about lol, i'll keep trying