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    Re: Year-old corn snake

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Very attractive snake & very nice set-up, though you'll want to fill the space in the large hides with substrate so he feels secure there.

    Sounds like he has an RI...clicking & mouth-breathing is not normal or a good sign. With good care he may recover on his own, if not see a vet. Don't wait too long.

    By "good care" I mean proper temps. (what are they? corn snakes prefer "room temperature" about 72-76*, with a warm area of 85-86*), & no handling (minimize
    his stress) If he's staying in the cold part of his cage, it may be because you've over-heated it...corns require much lower temps. than BPs. Keep his humidity up a
    little (if it's dry where you live?).
    I keep his warm side at 80-85. Humidity is usually 30-40%. Thanks for the advice!

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