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New rescue, help!
We got a call from my fiance's coworker asking if we could take in his late fathers snake. Of course we said yes and headed over there. We found a beautiful huge corn in a GIANT 5ft long lizard lounge. We have no space for the cage and I know its too big for him anyway.
My question is all about husbandry.
We know nothing about these guys! heat, humidity, space requirements the works. I looked for a care sheet here but didnt see one.
The box he is in is about 1ft x10in to give you a size reference
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1.0 Spider "Charlie"
1.1 Normal "Precious" "Chumley"
0.1 Pastel "Sweet Dee"
1.1 Mojave "Stewie" "Little Bit"
0.1 Lesser "Sally"
1.0 Pied "Jack"
1.0 Nile Monitor "Superman"
0.1 Bearded Dragons "Snookie"
0.0.1 Sulcuta Tortoise "Kenny Powers"
1.0 Chocolate lab "Dante"
1.0 Now snake obsessed boyfriend
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From what I know corns are fairly easy. I would just follow the guide for what the conditions should be and create then in the same safe manner you would for a BP. You should have checked out what the temps were when you picked it up. Maybe even snatched the heat sources.
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0.1 Emerald Tree Boa 0.1 Dumeril Boa 0.1 Carpet Python 0.1 Central American Boa
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0.1 Blonde Madagascar Hognose 1.0 Columbian Boa
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http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ata-guttata%29
My corns seem to like temps a little cooler, but they still have an appropriate hot spot (regulated of course: belly heat). I have a 600+ gram normal in a 20 gallon long which works fine for him for now but a 41qt tub would be fine too IMO for adults (my other two corns are in tubs). Humidity ~50% with perfect sheds all the time.
Last edited by Daybreaker; 07-14-2012 at 09:23 PM.
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Do you have your herps in a seperate room? Ive heard of people being very successful just keeping corns in 80-84 deg ambient temps. As daybreaker said, i have heard that corns like it cooler.
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 Originally Posted by KMG
From what I know corns are fairly easy. I would just follow the guide for what the conditions should be and create then in the same safe manner you would for a BP. You should have checked out what the temps were when you picked it up. Maybe even snatched the heat sources.
Well he had an unregulated UTH and a black light bulb and since the owner passed away last weekend, I couldnt exactly ask.
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0.1 Pastel "Sweet Dee"
1.1 Mojave "Stewie" "Little Bit"
0.1 Lesser "Sally"
1.0 Pied "Jack"
1.0 Nile Monitor "Superman"
0.1 Bearded Dragons "Snookie"
0.0.1 Sulcuta Tortoise "Kenny Powers"
1.0 Chocolate lab "Dante"
1.0 Now snake obsessed boyfriend
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Originally Posted by Mike41793
Do you have your herps in a seperate room? Ive heard of people being very successful just keeping corns in 80-84 deg ambient temps. As daybreaker said, i have heard that corns like it cooler.
I do, but since he's new he'll be in QT in our bedroom. We keep our house at 75° so I'm thinking if doing a low wattage light until I can get another t-stat
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1.0 Spider "Charlie"
1.1 Normal "Precious" "Chumley"
0.1 Pastel "Sweet Dee"
1.1 Mojave "Stewie" "Little Bit"
0.1 Lesser "Sally"
1.0 Pied "Jack"
1.0 Nile Monitor "Superman"
0.1 Bearded Dragons "Snookie"
0.0.1 Sulcuta Tortoise "Kenny Powers"
1.0 Chocolate lab "Dante"
1.0 Now snake obsessed boyfriend
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Originally Posted by jbean7916
I do, but since he's new he'll be in QT in our bedroom. We keep our house at 75° so I'm thinking if doing a low wattage light until I can get another t-stat
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Ya 75 would be a bit too chilly i think. Good luck with him!
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low 80s an he should be fine. The biggest mistake people make is they keep them too hot. Lovely snake btw an good luck with yi
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