Tips For Feeding Your Corn Snake

If your corn snake care research and questions about feeding your snake, do not hesitate to print out this list of tips to lose weight. These tips from my years of conservation and feeding tubes, including horns come.

    * Feeding Baby corn snakes to every 5-7 days. Feeding by minors to adult corn snakes about once always 10-14 days. Your snake is overfed, how it works in humans. Fat and unhealthy
    * Provides rodents (rats or mice), which are the size of the belly of the pipe or is slightly greater. Feeding your corn snakes rodents that you are too small hunger. Feeding rodents, which could also lead to vomiting.
    * Avoid feeding your corn snake caught wild rodents, as these parasites can be transmitted to the snake. The best option is frozen / thawed rodents to offer, such as the freezing process kills parasites of rodents can be carriers. You can use the Internet as easy order frozen rodents as you want to order a steak!
    * Let your snake alone for at least 48 hours after the meal. Dealing with a hose can regurgitation. Too soon after a meal
    * Make sure corn snake has to help a good cage to digest his meal (and for reasons of general health). Temperatures of the cage stress and bad are two of the most common reasons that corn snakes refuse to eat in captivity. A hose with a suitable environment to eat fairly regularly.
    * It is not necessary to fill the tube with vitamins meal powder or similar products. Pipes get all the vitamins and minerals they need from their food to add, anything. Most of these products necessary "supplement snake" are nothing more than a system to make money.
    * If your corn snake refuses a meal, leave it alone for a week and then have another meal. Make sure that the pipe is not moved, because, in order to refuse meals is a common cause of corns. So, make sure that the area of ​​the tubing (check the temperature of the cage, and make sure the snake hiding in the cage) correctly.
    * In general, corn snakes have a reputation for consistent food. I never had any problems with feeding a snake healthy wheat (unless it was in the hall) was. If the snake has consistently denied meals, and you have checked all these points, it's probably time to vet a call for help .