New Normals

[Michael Roth]

I'm relatively new to snake keeping, have been caring for a cornsnake for 3 years now, but when these guys were brought to my attention I just had to have them. They join our zoo :>


First one:


And this little one too:


They are so curious, and not nervous at all with giant fingers cleaning their enclosure:>

[reptile3]

very nice bp's... is taking care of a corn snake, the same as bp's?

[Bruce Whitehead]

They are nice little snakes.

I have corns and BPs, they are a great complement to each other. Congrats on the new zoo additions.

Bruce

[Michael Roth]

Thanks for the kind words... I wouldn't say that the care is the same for corns per se, but I also wouldn't say it is too terribly different :>

[python.princess]

nice additions!

[Michael Roth]

Thanks :> Today was feeding day, and this one wasn't interested in eating. It was however, interested in exploring instead.





Guess we will try again tonight, its sibling ate...

[rabernet]

If he refused, offering again so soon can actually be detrimental. He's not in any danger of starving, so just wait another week and double check temps and that he has a nice secure hide!

[Michael Roth]

With that in mind, when I finished the DIY hoods, I moved the one that didn't eat into its new home... I'm out of craft paper otherwise the three sides not for viewing would be papered off.

[patb201985]

Congrats on the newbies ! they look really good, nice enclosure.

[blackcrystal22]

Hm.. I hope your not keeping both of them in one enclosure..? :[

Well set up cage otherwise! If that is a hide on the right side.. which I think it is. :]
Your like me.. I've had a cornsnake for 5 years and just decided to get a ball python. Ahah. Cornsnakes don't need as much humidity except when shedding and aren't as picky about the cold side being in the 80s.