what size of tub would i need for two baby corns? if u cud put up a few web pages where i could purchase one id b greatfull as expeting new corns soon

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ok **bumpbump**

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Something like a two foot long enclosure would be ample space for 2 growing corn snake hatchlings and would allow you to place in items for them to climb, corns absolutely love to climb, though make sure there's plenty of hides so they feel secure. Something like this would be good Vivariums it would be an idea to browse the net and compare prices. Make sure to post pictures whe you get your little lovelies!

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should i not get a plastic tub to begin with? because they get nervous in too big of an area?

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mine was in a plastic tank, not big, not to small, we're going to transfer him to a new tank next week as he is out growing it.

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any ideas...a big platic tun with a lid with holes or what? just wana get it right!

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something like this but with breathing holes obviously and maybe a bit deeper

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mine was similar to that but on the lid it had a see through hatch you could open. but yeah something like that would be fine aslong as it has all the holes in that it needed

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thanks and what would you prefer wood chips when they r older or something difrent? also when they poo is it easy to clean up and would you do it as soon as u saw it...another thing..i will poss b going on holiday next year for a week only so how often would an adut need to eat...would it need someone to change its bedding or anything?
p.s. i have looked this up but would rather get other peoples opinions!

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How old are these baby corns? Are you sure they are both the same sex if you are expecting to keep them together into adulthood. I have 23 corns and i have some in female pairs never male pairs. Some frown upon having any snakes in pairs but i fing no problem with it as long as they are fed apart and kept seperated for a while afterwards. If they are going to be together and you don`t want to be changing the size of the viv i would say go for a 3ft viv. Only once have i had any of my corns in anything smaller and they were all bought as hatchlings. As Cat001 said plenty of hides and something to climb on and they will feel secure.

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Thanks Deborah.