Missymonkey
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Can corn snakes swim? Not that i'm going to take my snake swimming or anything, but just out of curiosity?
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Just curious
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JakeTheSnake
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I have witness them swimming in the wild, and two of mine seem to rather enjoy their time in the water.
Missymonkey
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like in a kiddie pool? or the tub? ... do they float?
JakeTheSnake
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I let them swim in a 6 inch deep 12 x 6 plastic container
Ares
Corn handler
Im pretty sure
All snakes can swim. At least thats what Steve Irwin says!!
That guys the best!!! I watch the show for the snakes but man, he dont
even have to find snakes I get entertained just in the way he talks "Your Arright mate" heheheh.
Anyways back to the topic at hand, yes corn snakes can swim and they're real good at it too. Mine was a little squimish at first but now he enjoys bath time.
All snakes can swim. At least thats what Steve Irwin says!!
That guys the best!!! I watch the show for the snakes but man, he dont
even have to find snakes I get entertained just in the way he talks "Your Arright mate" heheheh.
Anyways back to the topic at hand, yes corn snakes can swim and they're real good at it too. Mine was a little squimish at first but now he enjoys bath time.
Mine swims in the bathroom sink. I plug up the drain and fill it up a couple of inches with warm water. Unfortunately he hates it and tries to get out but sometimes he really does need a bath (around shedding time) for the moisture. I don't know if they float since i always make sure it's shallow enough for him to be able to touch the bottom.
Missymonkey
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I could put a little air pump in the water bowl for a snake jacuzzi
B-J@y
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OK!!... Corns can swim....
Bud why do they need to swim??
I Mean... if the snake does not like to swim, why put him in a bowl of water?!?!!
I will gif it a try later this week!! think it would be verry coo,l to see, but if thy don't like it!!! well just forget it i..... i'm here to please my snakes, not to torture them!!
Greetz
Bud why do they need to swim??
I Mean... if the snake does not like to swim, why put him in a bowl of water?!?!!
I will gif it a try later this week!! think it would be verry coo,l to see, but if thy don't like it!!! well just forget it i..... i'm here to please my snakes, not to torture them!!
Greetz