Re: Corn Snakes = good show snakes?
Corn Snakes = good show snakes? yes..
The reptile program at Panola Mountain State Park in GA [link below] sports a corn and a gray rat. (The rat is a climber too) My daughter also has a *creamsicle corn and that thing never hides!
* actually, it's a great plains red rat snake (Ga has some goof-ball herp laws)
SHOW OFF YOUR CORN!
Re: Corn Snakes = good show snakes?
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mainbutter
Rather than suggest one of the dozens of other species that also make good display animals, I'll just answer the question directly:
Yup, they're fine display animals! Much of the display aspect will be in the caging, you can certainly entice them to spend all their time hiding if you decorate "wrong".
What would the right way to decorate be? Thanks.
Re: Corn Snakes = good show snakes?
I have two corns and they were my first snakes. I rarely see my ball (although Ive only had it for barely over a week) I see the corns all the time. They like to just chill on a branch or slither around. You can get so many pretty colors too for much cheaper than balls for instance. Easy to care for, usually easy to feed, easy to hold. I love corns.
Re: Corn Snakes = good show snakes?
It depends on their personality. I have my corns on top of my racks in tanks to display them (and possibly because they have decided to escape the rack). My bloodred is very elusive and she rarely leaves her hide. My snow, on the other hand, is usually out by mid-afternoon. I can usually count on seeing her out and about around 3-4 in the afternoon and continually moving around her tank until I get up in the morning. The only time she hides is after she eats or in the mornings.