Albino Corn Snake

Species: Corn Snake Scientific Name: Pantherophis guttatus Origin: Corn snakes are found in woodland and forest regions of the southeastern and central United States, as far west as Kentucky and Louisiana, and as far south as Mexico. Lifespan: Corn snakes reach adulthood around 3 to 4 years old, and with good care, they can live long lives—15 to 25 years. Some have even lived as long as 30 years. Size: When newly hatched, corn snakes measure between 8 to 12 inches, while adults can reach 3 to 6 feet in length. Generally, males are shorter than their female counterparts. Enclosure Type: Many people house their corn snakes in glass aquariums, which can create a nice home, provided that 3 of the 4 glass walls are blocked out to grant your snake privacy and security. Enclosure Size: At a minimum, your adult corn snake should be housed in a 30-gallon aquarium, but the more room, the better. Substrate: Suitable substrates include aspen shavings or chips, cypress mulch, coconut fiber, and orc