How to Provide Corn Snake Climbing Toys

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Summary: Learn how to provide climbing toys for Corn Snakes with expert snake pet care tips in this free animal video clip.

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Nicole Bragg Nichole Bragg is the reptile expert at the Pet Kingdom in Cottonwood, Arizona. Call them at 928-639-4283. read more

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How to Provide Corn Snake Climbing Toys

On behalf of Expert Village I'm Nicole and I'm here to tell you about corn snakes. Now this snake loves to climb corn snakes are are known for being good climbers, they love to climb in trees, they love to climb on sticks. In about anything that is real dense and bushy they like plants in their home and they also like to have several high places to climb on their cage, such as something like this. You can put this up to where they can get real close to their heat source and absorb a lot of that heat or they can move down and away from it to where they can cool down again. Keeping your snakes natural enemies away from it is also very important never leave your snake unattended in a feeding tank or anywhere outside from its natural cage where another such as a cat or a dog that may reach the snake. Because these are natural enemies the snake is going to be very defensive and it will dart away from these animals which will usually cause them to get chased and even harmless play can result serious injury to your snake.