ya I'd have to agree with DarkMagician207 and ILoveGreen. but also what type of birds are we talking about, are we talking about small birds like a parakeet or a lovebird or are we talking about something like a conure or a macaw? also how large is the corn, I know you said baby but what do you mean by baby? if its a large bird I would worry about them stressing out the snake or if its a tiny hatchling with any bird but if its a decently sized hatchling with small birds I wouldn't worry about it as much although if the snake is a yearling or slightly older it might see the birds as a foot source. my girl citrus is 18" long and even though shes not large enough to consume my father's parrotlets shes unfazed by them to, they are not put in situations where they are left alone outside of their cages together or where something could happen but I've sat next to the bird cage with citrus because thats were the couch in the family room is and she could careless about the birds. and I'm pretty sure she could careless about them if she was in her enclosure and they were flying around and landed on it but like you said your corn has a different personality.

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A good point was brought up too before about a bird's poop getting into the cage. Even if the birds are small and can't be a threat predator wise, if they land on the cage and decide to poop there, it can very well drip through into the snake's enclosure (I've seen it happen and it depends on what type of lid is on the tank). That could cause some health issues.

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