Hello all...
I consider myself new to herp care, even though I've had anoles for close to 6 or 7 years now. I just bought my first iguana in late September, and immediately joined this forum, and Iguana-Zone. Since being here at Herp Center, I've kind of taken an interest in corn snakes...they look awesome. But instead of just GETTING ON like I did with Camille the Iguana, I want to do some research first. I won't be able to get a snake for at least a couple months anyway, so I figured I might as well spend this time finding out about them, so if any of you would like to help me out and send me some information on corn snakes, feel free. I am mainly interested in their care instructions...but if you have links or info pertaining to anatomy, history, origin, etc...I'd be more than willing to read that, too...thanks a ton. Have a good day.

Rich wrote a good caresheet for this site, its in with the articles.

Theres a ton of info out there for corns. I always prefer experience, i'm sure someone around here could help.

Here's the link:
http://www.herpcenter.com/article.php?a=29

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Pick up a copy of Kathy Love's The Corn Snake Manual as well. She is one of the foremost breeders.
You can check out her site at www.Cornutopia.com
Corns are a great first snake!

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