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zeek

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i have had my 2 corns for about a month now there in the same tank. what should i put them in? plz im a beginner i love my snakes to death i dont want any harm to come to them and i want to breed in the future so plz any info would help
 
How big are youre little corn's???If they are hatchling's, then plastic shoeboxes or if it's for display, then a 5-10 gallon aquarium(depending on size) would work excellent...

If they are juviniles, then I would suggest a 28qt or bigger plastic storage box or if it's for display, then a 20-30 gallon aquarium for them to grow into...

If they are adults, then just go with the same housing as the juviniles...IMHO

hth
 
You can get rubbermaids in all sorts of sizes and shapes at walmart or other big stores like that. Some even come in these cool little rack systems. Their realy cheap to.:)
 
they are both about 19 inches long. ill go to the store this weekend and pick up the rubbermaid stuff thanx alot.
 
If you go with rubbermaids...make sure you get ones that snap down or click when you close them...i would still place some type of weight on top of them...many people that use rubbermaids, use them in rack systems so they fit exact enough to not allow the corns room to escape. just a thought
(also, don't forget to drill holes in the plastic?!?!?!)
 
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