Corn Snake Introduction from ReptilesTV

Baby Corn Snake basics. There's no better snake for the beginning hobbyist. Creating the habitat is simple if you know the reasons why. Ron Dupont, with the help of Julia and Max Horneck, answers some of the more common questions. for more goto: http://www.reptilestv.com

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Pets & Animals

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• corn
• snake
• reptile
• care
• exotic
• pets
• reptilestv
• herpetology
• vivarium
• habitat
• design
• heat
• pad

[JustinBitterlich]

1:09-1:11 "Where's his heater?" "You see how shiny he is" completly ignored the kid

[aanntt123]

I WAANNTTT ONEEEEE!!!!!!

[coolangel281]

six feet is just and estimate ive seen bigger

[chesleycareystar]

cool nights is better for corn snakes no warm needed, warm morning till noon is better. they do well in 70+ to 80+ degree

[FattyDudley]

The description says "There's no better snake for the beginning hobbyist" but in the ball python overview video the old grandpa said that ball pythons make the best beginner snake. WHAT THE HELL? Oh well, I think corn snakes are the best beginner snake. Better than a ball python since baby ball pythons can get a little nippy

[MrGrande8844]

nothing better then an old man showing some kids his snake

[sasprawler]

lol at the snake twitching @ 1;06

[frogs5754]

@JustinBitterlich good hahe

[MrMovieduck]

so shinnnyyyy=p

[kaleluk31]

my corn snake is betwen 7 and 8 months old, it is curantly on 2 fluffs every 7 days if i tried for a 3rd mice to feed him and he took it, would it do him any harm?

Also what are the sizes of mice in order and corn snake can go though like pinkies then fuzzies etc....

[slytherin0queen]

aweee!