1. Provide a suitable living environment

Raising corn snakes requires providing a suitable living environment, which includes:

1. Glass of appropriate size A box or plastic box is enough for the snake to move freely;

2. Try to use a substrate with holes at the bottom for ventilation, such as paper pulp or sawdust;

3. Equip a water tray. Keep the water clean and sufficient to ensure smooth food digestion;

4. Provide a warm sleeping area with a certain temperature according to the snake's needs, and use facilities such as heating stones or heaters to ensure the health and safety of the snake.

2. Provide appropriate food

Corn snakes can eat mice, birds and other reptiles, but as a beginner, it is recommended to choose mice as corn snake food. Because mice match the corn snake's taste and digestive needs.

1. Choose mice of appropriate size;

2. Try to use living mice, because living mice are more nutritious;

3. Feed them well The amount needs to be determined according to the size and characteristics of the snake. Use small amounts multiple times to allow the snake to slowly get used to the new environment and eating style.

3. Regular cleaning

Corn snakes excrement a lot in their habitat, so their residences need to be cleaned regularly:

1. Regular replacement Substrate;

2. Clean the water tray and water feeder;

3. Disinfect the inside of the breeding box and keep it clean and hygienic.

4. Understand basic nursing knowledge

As breeders, we need to understand basic nursing knowledge, including:

1. Understand the habits and characteristics of corn snakes, Understand its behavior and deal with abnormal situations promptly;

2. Observe the snake's body shape and appetite regularly, and pay attention to the snake's health;

3. Understand the snake's living environment , strive to simulate the natural environment and maintain the snake's curiosity and activity.