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Posted - 20/09/2009 : 20:55:11
hi new to this looking for much info about cornsnakes i.e the cost and care ete.as looking to get a corn snake as wanted a snake for years.been told cornsnakes be good for 1st one to keep.any info be a help.any websites be the best to start please.[:) |
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| Kellog |
Posted - 22/09/2009 : 03:20:17
Cant advise you on best starter kits norman, but just wanted to say welcome and well done for researching your new pet before getting it - so many people just buy and then realise they no nothing about how to look after their snake! Remember that no question is a silly question on here, best asked and answered (by experienced owners very willing to share their help and advice) than not asking and having you do something wrong or worrying about something. xxx |
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Posted - 21/09/2009 : 20:36:54
thank you for your replys.what is the best starter set up to get for cornsnake?.just been looking on 888 reptil site and there a few diff ones. |
| KITTYCAT |
Posted - 20/09/2009 : 23:34:26
Yeh this site is your best bet, advice from people with snakes. When we got our 2 we printed out pages from the net to read but that can become confusing as lots of sites have different views. good luck |
| Chimp276 |
Posted - 20/09/2009 : 21:54:52
only advice i can give is, GET A SNAKE!!! |
| Brookestar |
Posted - 20/09/2009 : 21:18:59
you will learn all you need here ... whatever question you have ask it someone will always answer |
| HannahB |
Posted - 20/09/2009 : 21:02:05
hey and welcome 
the best website i can think of is this one...  there is a really good care sheet on the home page which explains everything to do with keeping corns and anything you are unsure about can be asked on here
cost of set up is generally in the region of around £100ish I think but it depends on what housing you use, RUB's from staples or rymans are just as good as glass vivs, especially for hatchlings,
prices of snakes vary from around £30 - £70 with the younger the snake the slightly cheaper they are but it also depends on the morph..in general the more common the morph the lower the price
cost of caring for them is fairly low - i pay about £10 a month on food for mine (I have 4) but for one it would probs be around £5,and heating them doesnt cost much either
corns make great 1st time snakes but beware as they are super addictive!!! |
