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    Re: Handling my corn

    My Corn can also be active at any time of the day, sometimes I feel like even the weather change (upcoming rain or whatever) gets them riled up and looking for high ground (I have heard they can sense a change in the barometric pressure)

    Anyway, as others have said if hes not coiled up and looking like he is going to strike, try getting him towards the center/back of the body and come up from underneath and support the front half of the body.

    As for cages, what size/bedding/heat ect do you use?

    I have mine in a front glass sliding animal plastics t8 (48x24x12) some may say that's excessive, but I feel he enjoys it, he eats very well and has ample hiding spots so I don't feel stress is an issue.

    I use aspen snake bedding, and he seems to love it he has like an underground city of tunnels to roam though,

    hope that helps!
    Last edited by BFT12890; 07-02-2013 at 03:44 PM.
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