This is normal behaviour for a hatchling. Give it a week to settle first, everythings very new for it so leaving it to settle will help it calm.

When you feed it, take it out of it's enclosure, this will help with the taming process.

The easiest way to pick up a frightened corn is move your have very slowly to it's mid body. If it's head faces your hand, stop moving, it won't bite then. If it slithers grab it round the mid section of it's body and take it out, then let the snake slither from one hand to the other, restraining the snake will make it stressed. It will be quick at first but once it realises your not going to hurt it, it will soon slow down. It's easiest to sit down with a snake whilst taming it. Only short sessions to begin with, several minutes at first, every other day then when it gets used to this you can handle it for longer periods of time more often.

Make sure it has plenty of hides in which to feel secure and handle during the evening rather then during the day as they are naturally nocternal.

Good luck taming your corn

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