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Posted by IcedGoddess on April 28, 2003 at 04:10:38:
In Reply to: Corn Snakes and tank size posted by IndyShark on April 27, 2003 at 14:31:40:
I used the 5 gallon kritter keepers for the first few months, then moved them into their 20g long tanks. the kritter keepers are only 5 bucks, and pretty escape proof. Also saves you a bit so you can get nicer big cages later;)
:Baby corn snakes can be kept in 10 gallon or even 5 gallon tanks. They will eat each other, even if it is rare. I keep mine in different cages. I recommend buying a 5 gallon cage and moving them to a larger cage like the Vision 211 when they are 6 months or so old.
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