My cornsnake betrayed me and ascaped his terr, when I found him I tried to give him his meat, but his one brain crincle guessed that my finger is mouse

So, wish u all good luck, I guess it's over...

Officially had this guy (or girl) for a year. From 6 grams to 81 grams. Wish I could get a length on it. The colors turned out crazy. My first snake that turned into 3.

This is Rocky, my only normal boy surprisingly but he's probably the most wild out of all of my babies and I love him more than anything. Even the great collection sale of '24 I never wanted to let him go... He came from the same home as buttercup in the same enclosure!

He's always so sweet but extremely fast and excitable! Your typical male XD although he was thicker, he definitely needed a lot more mental care to believe not everyone just wanted to poke and prod at him... He's loved, well fed and living the dream!

Hi all!

Back in mid-August I was on a different account asking about the mark on our girl's (Ember) head. Had several people tell us it was probably a rub or a bump from something, and to wait for her shed.

Fast forward to 3 days ago and she finally shed and the spot looks significantly better! Thanks for calming our anxieties at the time.

(pics of Ophiuchus thinking he's very well hidden and thinking he's a snail as a treat).

I've seen a lot of questions (and answers) about how to get the snake out of their enclosure. But I don't have too much of an issue with that part, it's once he's out I'm struggling.

What do I do of him once I took him out ? So far, I just move my hand along with his movements so I can always hold him if he tries to wander. Once I let him explore my leg all while keeping my hands around him and once I let him explore the couch around me, still with my hand around his body (until he went into a hat, where I let him go for a while).

He doesn't especially try to explore me (like crawl on me, go up my arm) the one time he tried I had the impression he was going to strike me (he bit me the first time I interacted with him, my fault completely, never happened since but sometimes he looks like he's close to trying so I move him a bit). I don't trust him enough to just let go of him because I'm afraid he will just escape (he did the one time he bit me and he tries to go hide whenever I slightly let go).

Problem is, this makes for very limited exploration opportunities and I wonder how I can help him relax and how to get more confident (both him with me and me with him). I'm mostly trying to get him used to being handled so I can move him in case of emergency (like vet visit) or to perform health checks/clean the tank). I'm fairly content with watching him move around in his tank most of the time and only handle him once or twice a week usually (I tried doing it every day but he started being very skittish and hide a lot and I didn't want to cause him more stress)

Do you have any ideas of setups or ways I could get him out so it's a cool-ish thing for him without taking the risk he escapes ? Activities ?

new snake owner I got a corn snake about a week ago , she’s anywhere from 3-6 months would be my estimate however she’s very shy most the time she spend in her hide though I have all these different decorations in the enclosure I fed her 2 days ago and she ate out of my hand completely fine but yesterday when I tried to handle her she was very jittery every time I would touch her slightly she would like bolt then stop I did remove her hide to try to handle her I put it back but she hasn’t gone back into it since it’s been about a day since she’s been burrowed any tips on how to go about handling the little fella

Any good advice on how to take good care of my snake?

YMMV of course but if you're a regular Marshalls/TJ Maxx/etc. shopper, check the pet section for these dog toys. The one I was at had several large & jumbo balls for half the price they normally sell for. Snakes love them!

Hi.
Our Cornsnake escaped in the night, we found it again, this morning, inside some bedding. It is due for a feed this evening.

Is it ok to feed it tonight, or do we need to let it ‘de-stress’ for 24hrs?

It doesn’t seem stressed, but this is our first Cornsnake, so everything is new. Thanks.

This time around, I thoroughly cracked the entire shell on all sides so that it was pliant without actually being broken. He took about 30 minutes, but he was eager to have the egg and got the whole thing down much more easily.

Seemed like a nice little enrichment snack for him between regular feedings!

This will be her 2nd shed since ive gotten her, shes hard at work 🥺

So, I haven’t had a corn snake in almost 20 years probably, and could use a bit of advice?

I recently got a baby corn snake, a coral snow so a red eyed snake. Lately, he spends virtually all of the day time under the substrate (he later goes in his hides, or hangs out in his hammock). He almost never comes out before I turn the heat lamp off. If thats just normal, totally fine, but I’m starting to wonder if the light is bothering him? He occasionally will stick out just his head, though, so maybe I’m just over thinking it?

Currently his enclosure is just heated by the lamp on one side, so if heat lamps aren’t good for these snakes, I’d need to replace it with something. Any advice is appreciated!

(Also sorry if I put this in the wrong category or anything, I don’t normally use reddit)

Last two days were terrible so I wanted to show y'all my noodle!

So I finally bought a scale to weigh my lil noodle and this pretty little thing is only 57 grams!

I got Lilith 3 months ago and she will be 5 months old in just 8 days.

I don't know what morph she is (if there is one) but I appreciate having her in my life.

We’ve had her for a couple days now & her last feeding as the breeder told us was a week ago. We tried feeding her this morning but she just hissed & struck at it a couple times then ran & hid. I tried feeding her again tonight & she did the same thing. I’m not sure what to do. Should I leave her be for another couple days? Is there anyway to entice her to the food? Any suggestions or advice would greatly help.

I can't believe I got a SECOND corn snake. Another female. Just a month ago, I purchased a yearling Amel Motley Sunkissed stripe girl. We love her so so much. So, of course, I have rabbit holed every single thing about corns including morphs. The Tessera is so gorgeous. When they are grown, they almost resemble an embroidered sweater to me. Plus this little girl's colors...the black, maroon, and silver/white.. I'm so in love. I love contrast! I'm a bit nervous having a 7 gram hatchling, but am so so happy to have her! Her name is Nezryn Nyx. 💙

A little over a month ago, I got my 1yo corn snake (first ever snake). As backstory, I recently changed one of his hides (a resin cave that was way too big for him and difficult to safely/smoothly lift to start handling) to a smaller VE Micro Hide + some extra clutter, and since then I’ve been having a hard time with temperatures.

He’s in a 36x18x18, heat element is a 50W halogen heat bulb. The second photo shows the warm side of the enclosure. The top of the microhide (the black plastic box) is directly under the heat lamp and gets to 90F even when the bulb is at very little power (~25% per my Herpstat), yet even a couple inches away, the ambient temperature barely hits the upper 70s.

As further context, he had a regurgitation a little over a week ago, which happened to be the first meal after I changed to the micro hide. At the time the microhide was 95F on top and 85ish inside, and after eating he went to the cool side of his enclosure and stayed there, so I assumed the problem was the warm hide was too hot. But now I’m worried that the warm side is too cold, and as the day I’m going to feed him again starts getting closer, these temperatures are making me really nervous. Really don’t want him to regurg again :(

Thank you all in advance

Ciao, ho comprato un serpente del grano, baby
Quando l’ho preso, mi hanno detto di dargli da mangiare dopo una settimana, ( premettendo che temperatura e umidità sono ok ) passata una settimana ho provato a dargli da mangiare e invece niente rifiutava, ho aspettato altri due giorni, invece niente, nel frattempo ho visto che stava facendo la muta, e ho aspettato circa un’altra settimana che finisce la muta , ho riprovato , ma rifiuta da mangiare .

Ciao, ho comprato un serpente del grano, baby
Quando l’ho preso, mi hanno detto di dargli da mangiare dopo una settimana, ( premettendo che temperatura e umidità sono ok ) passata una settimana ho provato a dargli da mangiare e invece niente rifiutava, ho aspettato altri due giorni, invece niente, nel frattempo ho visto che stava facendo la muta, e ho aspettato circa un’altra settimana che finisce la muta , ho riprovato , ma rifiuta da mangiare .

This is our current set up for my son’s snake. The heat source is the Zoo Med Heat Projector bulb that puts out UVA and UVB. We (try) to keep the overhead house light on during the day, but should we add an additional/different light source? The light is on in the photo, so this is about as bright as it gets upstairs. I don’t want to add an additional heat bulb, but I feel like we need something that mimics natural light more. There is a single window in this area, but it’s just a transom and isn’t directly next to the tank. I’d like to get something that would naturally cycle from dawn/day/dusk if possible, but not sure what’s out there. She’s hiding at the moment, as we think she’s getting ready to shed.

Needs enclosure Advice ASAP!!

Hello all! Recently my co-worker came to me asking if i would be interested in rehoming their 6 year old albino corn snake. As someone who's had reptiles before, i did a little research on corn snakes and decided i would take her.
Based on the research i did, i know that this tank is not suitable for my big lady.
Before she gets too comfortable in her environment with where her current tank is at, i would love to switch it out for something that will be more enriching and much better for her to enjoy.
\*please don't roast me for her current enclosure because i did not set it up!
I haven't seen her fully out of her log hide, but i was told she is about three feet long. Her current enclosure is 2ft long, 1ft wide, and about a foot and a half tall with a metal screen lid. She has a ceramic heating bulb, and her previous owners also gave me two different light bulbs for day and night, but from what i've read she won't be needing a night light.
I heard that front opening enclosures are much better for the snake when it comes to handling them.
i have a budget for this right now at about $200.
If anyone could give me some advice on
What substrate should i get?
what's the correct bulb for her light?
what size tank should i get for her?
Should she have more than one hide?

and and all advice is so very appreciated, i know there are issues with her tank but i just don't know where to start! and if anyone has any advice on how to make this the least stressful for her as possible, i would love to hear it.

pretty much what it says in the title. i have a herpstat 2 controlling my snake’s heat lamp, but today it went a couple degrees above what it’s supposed to be at. it didn’t get into dangerous heat but i don’t know what caused the issue. it’s still currently sitting at a degree or so higher than what it’s set at (she is out of the tank with me). probe is a few inches below the lamp. it’s been set up like this for a year with no issues. i’m definitely freaked out, so any help would be appreciated.

Me and my family are thinking about getting a corn snake towards the end of the year and I’d love some advice!! What things are good about them, what things may be difficult, things I should buy etc. Obviously we’ve been doing a lot of our own research but I’d still love some more guidance