Juvenile Corn Snake

The Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a small species of snake native to North America. Their wide variety of colour morphs make them a popular choice for novice and experienced reptile keepers alike.

Fully-Grown Size: 48”-72” (varies based on sex)

Lifespan: 15-20 years

Housing: 10 gallons for hatchlings, up to 40 gallons for adults.

Temperature: A warm terrarium half (85F) and a cool terrarium half (75F) should be provided. An under-tank heater may be used to provide adequate heat.

Humidity: 40%-50%. A water dish large enough for the entire snake to soak in should be provided.

Temperament: Corn snakes are active, and generally very easy to handle.

Feeding: A fully-grown Corn Snake will eat approximately one adult mouse a week. They have a strong feeding response and will rarely reject a meal.