Cornsnakes

Albino

• "Cooling Off Snakes"
• December 2003
• The reason why I chose this article is because i personally know a lot about cornsnakes and I wish to know as much as i can.
• I like how the person in this article explains a lot of important stuff on breeding corns. It can be very useful if I ever decide to get a couple of cornsnakes and breed them. Im not thinking about doing that though. Still, i can keep it under consideration and have these tips under my sleeve.
• I pretty much relearned all of the stuff that i already knew. Breeding corns aren't really knew to me. Although I never bred them before, i still kind of know some stuff about it. Overall its all old news.
• I would consider getting myself. I know a lot of stuff about them so I don't see why not.
• Cornsnakes generally cost 35 dollars or more.
• They can be purchased at bigappleherp.com or amazon.com for 35 dollars.
• Cornsnakes do have morphs. Over 300 of them.



Blood Red

• An albino would cost 50 dollars, and a blood red would cost 90 dollars. 
• The cornsnake is not an endangered species.
• You definitely do not have to have a permit for a cornsnake.
• Taking care of cornsnakes is a really easy thing to do.
• If you captivate one, just treat it with food, water and shelter. change cage on a daily basis if you want.
• They are definitely in the beginners pet category. they wouldn't harm anyone. They're very nice.