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marco11483

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I have had Dr. Bunsen (yes shes named after the Muppet) for about a little over a month now. Up till today she normally squirms away from me during the day and stays hidden. Now this is to be expected due to the fact that I am a middle school teacher and having 150 students in and out of the class everyday. She does stay at school over the weekend (timers and thermostats are included). However today for the first time she has popped her head out of the Aspen and watched me teach for most of the day only retreating when someone gets to close to the viv. I was wondering if this is common once corns get used to their environments? or if this is just her being curious?
 
Both, probably. You're lucky to have a curious snake that the kids will actually be able to see!
 
Hurray for snakes in the classroom! I have a divided 40-gal viv with 2 yearling corns in my classroom. One of the snakes is usually out and about for a good portion of the day. I know your students will benefit from this experience, and I'll bet that the snake will become even less reclusive as time goes by. Kudos to you! Enjoy.
 
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