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Experienced corn owners look and answer please!

Christoffer90

Christoffer90

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I just wonder how long a 43 gallon glass tank will hold before my cornsnake outgrows it?
Another question is (Maybe wrong forum, but someone may know) if I can keep a spotted python (he is about 100 cm) in a 43 gallon tank? And for how long?

Appreciate serious answers!
- Chris. :crazy01:
 
By US standards, a 43 gallon tank would be a generous size for an adult corn. You could keep a corn in that size tank for its entire lifetime. Even the biggest of corns would have adequate room.
 
Q: How big does my cage need to be?
A: Most adult cornsnakes can be housed in 20 gallon long aquariums. All-Glass makes 'Critter Cages' that have a sliding lid with back latches that work great. If you choose to go the sterilite route, adults can be housed in 28qt sweater boxes and hatchlings through sub-adults in boxes ranging from 6qts to 12qts.


For hatchling corn snakes a small enclosure with adequate ventilation will be suitable. Until they reach 24" in length a cage 12" by 8" will suffice. Remember, these neonate snakes can escape any cage with gaps or holes the size of their snout. When they are adults the cage length should be approximately 1/2 the length of the snake. A 15 or 20 gallon aquarium with a locking lid is adequate space for an adult corn.

Both of these came from here:
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28341
 
the tank would do fine for her life time (unless it turns out to be a monster)

2nd question yes i belive she can live there for a while depending in her feeding schudle, how long.... dunno
 
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