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    Re: Qustion about heating for a corn snake

    I have a corn snake as well as 2 BPs, and the husbandry for the corn is similar to the BPs only the temps are not kept as hig, nor does the humidity need to be as high for a corn. my corn tank uses a zoomed uth with a thermastat, and aspin as bedding. Her hot side is 80-84 cool side 75-78, ambient 70-75, but if the room goes to 65 thats when i give her a little heat via a lamp that is only used in really cold winter nights. I keep the humidity at 40- 60% close to 60% only when she is in shed. Unlike BPs corns are more forgiving with their husbandry.

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