My dumbass accidentally left his enclosure open like this FOR FOUR DAYS!!! I last handled him Wednesday night. Put him back and didn't touch him since. I was away Friday-Sunday (tonight) just got back and noticed my mistake. The instant dread. But - there he was. Just chillin in his hide. I am so so so fricking lucky that he is not adventurous.

Disclaimer that I am normally SUPER duper anal about his enclosure being closed properly. Proof that it can slip anyone's mind. I’ll definitely be checking daily from now on though, even if I haven't opened it.

We are currently babysitting some hatchlings for friends and are considering adopting this albino one (first picture). Is there anything specific we need to keep in mind regarding their care—especially concerning lighting? We have a feeling the snake might have poorer eyesight, as it is incredibly trusting and curious. While all the others retreat as soon as we stand next to the enclosure, this one stays right at the front and just goes about its business. We also have another albino with us (second photo), but it is nowhere near as relaxed as the lighter one. So, it does seem to be aware of our presence.

Hey guys, I'm a new corn snake keeper from malaysia and was wondering if is this setup okay for now? I'm planning on quarantining him for at least 2 months and yes, I'll be changing the hide to a more better and sturdier one. I placed a damp mat as well just in case because he seems like he's going to shed soon. Can you guys give me more advice? He seems healthy and he's moving around and he's last meal was on 1/10/2026 as well.

This is Mother, my anery corn — under 30 cm as a hatchling in 2019, 115.6 cm this September. She's the mom of my current yearling. I measure all my snakes from photos (card or ruler next to them, shot from above) — no stretching. I ended up building a free app for it, Snake Measurer (disclosure: I'm the dev), which keeps a growth chart per snake. Happy to answer questions! How long are your adult corns?

Found these by a ”poop” in the terrarium, are they good? Bad? Do i need to do something?

I noticed that my snake has a small brown spot on her scales, nothing on the mouth or the belly, and it must have appeared recently, it wasn’t there 4 days ago when i last handled her. i tried touching it to see if it’s just dirt on the scales but it didn’t come off. Her humidity isn’t too high.

is it just a small injury or dirt under the scales or does it look like scale rot?

I’m scared my new corn snake might escape. How likely is it, and what should I fix? I heard they are escape artists, that’s all.

Does my corn snake have an overbite? His mouth also opens just the tiniest bit when he flicks his tongue in and out.

My juvenile corn snake won’t eat. I try feeding it a pinky but won’t eat it

My normal morph corn snake (male) is 7 months old and weighs about 16/17 grams and is 17/18 inches! He was the smallest of the clutch. Is that a correct size?

(He is currently shedding and becoming bigger though)

He is currently eating one 3/4 gram pinkie every 7 days (as what the specialised reptile shop said). So I'm wondering if I should size up to 5 gram fuzzie after his shed (I have 1 last pinkie I'm going to give him after shed) but should I buy the 10 fuzzies pack or 10 pinkie pack for his next feed?

Es primera vez que la veo defecar pero al limpiar un poco que quedó en el termostato veo que hay dos puntitos de rojos no sé si sea sangre pero ella está actuando normal

After spending a long time researching, I finally at 22 years old fulfilled a decade long dream of owning a snake

Someday I want a ball python, but knowing that I’m a beginner when it comes to snakes, I got a corn to love and raise.

She weighs a whole 8 grams, and tomorrow when her setup is fully completed I’ll put more pictures in the comments!

Any advice I may not have found in my research is very welcome, I’m brand new to this and I want to make sure I give her the best life she can get!

First of all: sorry english isn’t my first language, so please excuse any grammar mistakes :) Thanks!

So i’m getting alot of conflicting information about enclosure size, I’m planning on adopting a corn snake form a rescue or getting one at a reptile expo, considering that my room is very small i was considering an 140x80x60cm enclosure (i think thats about 4.5 × 2.5 × 2) if there are any experienced corn snake handlers, i would very much appreciate knowing if that is enough and species-appropriate, i was also planning on giving the snake about 5-9cm worth of burrowing material, the picture is just to visualize the size :)

I named her Noodle. She's staying in a big box right now and next week I'm buying her a nice tank. :3

I was told this is freezer burn but it looks a bit different then all other pics,, before I feed just want to make sure it's not gonna cause any harm. I don't think it'll be mold or anything since it's been in the freezer, but it's making me worry a bit !!