Introduction to the care of corn snakes

where were ur snakes while u did this video??

The one I used in this video was in his feeding tub off to the side. The other two I own were in their tanks in the other room. :0)

what are u talkin about snakes like little space smartness

They like small places while hiding..but the more living space they have and the more room to stretch out they have..the more happier they are..so yea..I guess I am kind of smart for knowing that much..

very cool video that is really cool that you show people how to set up cages for corn snakes.

babies can be in 10 gallons until age 4-- but 20 gallons are PERFECT for life-long. just dont always keep them in it-- they will become more free and feel free to protect themselves/

do i need a thermostat for an under tank heater

I would definitely recommend a thermostat or rheostat to control the temps of the UTH. Without one an under tank heater can go to over 100 degrees and could pose fire hazards and burning hazards to your snake.

my snake has looked out and been out for a couple of mins today must be getting used to me.

Thank you :0). Baby corns do tend to hide a lot especially when first brought into a new home and enclosure. Patience and a slow but steady increase in handling time will make them feel more secure around you as they grow.. :)