by Hannah
Corn snakes make good first pets for many children and the
novice herpetologist. Corn snakes only have to be fed once a week. They can be
fed pinkies, which are baby mice. Pinkies can be purchased fresh or frozen from
a pet store or a snake show. You only have to remove the feces once a week, for
cleaning the cage. They need to be kept warm and you can use a warming stone or
a heat lamp, designed for snake cages. Corn snakes do not get very big and are
constrictors, so they are non-venomous snakes. Corn snakes live for 23 years
and they are very healthy. They are easy to breed and you can get them as a
baby. They can come in many varieties of colors. If you are looking for a good
pet, the corn snake is a good choice.
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