Pantherophis guttatus
Key traits and size details for Corn Snake.
Length
Weight
Lifespan
A captive-bred temperate species suitable for the dedicated herpetophile. Requires proper temperature gradient and feeding schedule.
Native and introduced range details for Corn Snake.
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Southeastern United States, from southern New Jersey down to the Florida Keys and west into Louisiana and eastern Texas.
24-31 C
Temperature range
40-60%
Humidity range
Reference size-over-age data for Corn Snake.
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Housing, feeding, and handling guidance collected in one place.
Minimum 40 gallon enclosure
Provide secure hides on both warm and cool sides.
Use a thermostat on every heat source.
Maintain a thermal gradient around 24-31C.
Keep humidity around 40-60% unless a seasonal shed boost is needed.
Appropriately sized thawed prey every 7-14 days
Adjust meal size and frequency around age, size, and body condition.
Appropriately sized thawed prey every 7-14 days
Keep handling short while the animal settles in.
Provide secure hides, a thermal gradient, and an escape-proof enclosure.
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