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EffingWaterBuffalo

EffingWaterBuffalo

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Hey guys, recently just got a new baby corn as our other one passed away, we got a pied-sided bloodred not exactly sure how old he is but anyways I was wondering for those of you hobbiests with lots of corn snakes what is your cost efficient way of housing them all. Are you just using locking Tupperware or buying them all tanks? And where are you keeping them all? Shelves? Tank stands?

As we were wanting a few more to add to our family I'm just trying to find the cheapest most efficient way to house them happily.

Thanks for your help!
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right now, I have my adult in a 4x2 AP cage. 2 juvie's in 32qt locking sterilite containers with their own regulated heating mats. and 3 babies in quarantine in 6qt shoebox containers on a regulated heat tape attached to a board.

Once the quarantine is over and I get my rack they will be moved into it.
 
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