This is very helpful because I just recently got a baby cornsnake (named Steve) and he did pretty much all of the things you said here (except the musk thing) and I was worried that these things were abnormal. This cleared up most of my concerns about him. Thank you!
I just got a baby corn snake, he's a beautiful whiteout corn snake but I'm worried because I've heard people saying that their baby corn snakes just died for unknown reasons and I'm a bit stressed but overall, my baby corn snake is starting to come out during nighttime which made me so happy.
First time snake owner here. Got a baby cornsnake last week and she doesn't come out much, i thought i'd stressed her out but thank you for this video🙏🏽also today is her scheduled feed, i dangled the pinky in-front of her log and she didn't budge so i sat it there, hopefully she takes it.
@@mel999. It's going well! Her name is Tallulah-she's an amazing eater, she's growing beautifully and we never have problems with her shed or poops. She's very active at nights and loves to soak in her water dish.
I'm a year late, but thank you for this video! I just got a baby California Kingsnake a week ago and he exhibits pretty much all of the behaviors you described, haha. Just gotta give him time and patience. 😊
i just got my baby ball python this morning and he is already exploring and coming out of the tank by himself. he pooped a bit after he came in so I took the top off to clean it picked the poop up and went to throw it away when I came back he was climbing out! he slithered over to my hand and sat there. i was shocked at how friendly he was!
Bought my baby at 3 months old. I’m surprised by how well she’s been doing so far! She was used to eating live but took to eating frozen/thawed instantly. I was very worried that she’d go on hunger strike. She’s definitely been hiding a lot but her personality has been coming out more and more during each passing day (she’s a little over 4 months now). She’s so sassy!
I have had a baby corn snake for about a week. It is relaxed and handles comfortably. I will try a feeding today but he has been exploring and seems curious when I come to the tank . No musking, not agressive moves or tail shaking. I have a 5ft Ball Python I got from Reptile Rescue that was supposedly a poor feeder. Would eat small rats but really prefers live mice and she just inhales them. She ate 34 in a 12 week run and lets me know she is hungry by sticking her head out of her hide and tracking me around the room. 30 seconds is a long time for a mouse to last when I put it in the tank.
thank you! i got a baby cali king x amel corn x honduran milk snake this week and she will not come out of hiding at all. i’ve just been letting her chill; and only taking her out to feed (which she did perfectly thank god, i was surprised since she’s only 2 months old). this video was reassuring and helpful. i really appreciate it!
I am thankful my baby corn snake has eaten twice since I got her, and pooped twice too. She does hide all the time and it does worry me, because I always want to make sure she is alright.
I’m so thankful for this video. I bought a baby corn snake two/three weeks ago and I just feel she hates me 😂 she doesn’t let me pick her up, always on S shape, doing the thing with the tale and literally running away when I tried to pick up her. I don’t want to let her stressed so I stop when I feel she is too uncomfortable, like you said she probably needs time 🤞🏻🤞🏻
My new Corn came out of brumation about a month ago. It was refusing to eat for weeks and it made me nervous. Finally, last week I decided to tease it with a little fuzzy mouse and left it outside of the hide and walked away. Two minutes later the mouse was gone. Made me sooo happy. This showed me that this snake is a shy eater for right now. I think it was born sometime around last August or September. We've hardly bonded at all because it went into brumation in November. It doesn't even have a name yet.
I got my baby snake 4 days ago and he hasn’t come out of his hide yet. I was a bit worried but this video made me feel better about it. Hopefully he comes out soon to at least drink some water
Don't worry, the baby's are literally scared of everything, and even a lot of well taken care of snakes drink water once a week or even less. Seriously, if it eats your fine.
Thank you so much for your info. This vid may have been a yr ago but it has been so helpful! My children's Python and I are brand new to each other (a week) and this vid is packed with great information. Cheers
I just got my baby snake on Thursday She's only 1 month old and she is a Honduran albino milk snake 🐍 I was very worried about the amount she was hiding at first but after seeing this video it has relaxed me Thank you very much ❤️
This was a very helpful video for me because I'm going to be welcoming my first corn snake (grumpy) in about two days... your videos has helped me out a lot thank you so much
I'm so lucky with mine. Never misled, hissed or struck. Has fed every single week since I got her. She was about 5 months old and I've had her for about 5 months too. She does hide a lot but that's pretty standard royal python behaviour!!
My boyfriend and I just got our first snake (a bloodred corn hatchling) and I’m always overly worried. All the info we’ve gotten has pertained more to adult cornsnakes so I was stressed over his behavior. But this has put a lot of that to ease! Thank you!
This has been so helpful!! Thank you. I just got my first baby corn snake yesterday..I have few reptiles but new mama to a nuddle. Thank you for this video ❤️
Thank you so much for making this video! I just got a baby corn snake yesterday and I wanted to make everything was perfect for him, what to expect as they grow up, and any extra tips I could get but I couldn’t really find to much until, I came to this video thank you!!
I got my first baby snake Zoey a corn snake. I can say he has a lot of disposition. As soon as we let him out we were able to handle him. He was not scared. He trust us. When i offer him food 4 days after, he ate it right away. No problem at all. Since then we handle him for 20 mins a everyday except of course when he just had a meal. 1 week after Zoey, i brough home another baby snake. Zass David Jr., an albino burmese python. He is the exact opposite of Zoey. He always hide. He did not ate when i offer him food. He is scared of his food. I talked to the breeder and he told to leave it alone for 1 week. So here I am suffering for 4 days already. Missing Zass so much. So near yet so far. I wish he could be more like Zoey.
My baby rosy boa is broken. She has plenty of places to hide but rarely does. She doesn't seem scared of me at all. And she ate the day after she came home. Not that I'm complaining, but I do look at her like, "what is wrong with you???" Lol.
I have two rosies, both females, and maybe the younger one hides just a tiny bit more, but not by much. They both seem to have a routine of motoring around their enclosures without being bothered to much whether I'm there or not, so I know what you mean haha.
Thank you for this video! This was really helpful because I am getting a Ball Python soon, probably a baby or sub adult. Love you'r channel! How's Ariel? She my favorite!
Jossers Jungle awww! i am so sry to hear that! Is it common that Ball Pythons get sick and die easily? I am sending well wishes to you and your animal! love your channel!
Some advice would be to not make a habit out of the snake trying to bite you and then you back off because that will make the snake think when it strikes you leave.
I have a baby corn snake that I've had for 2 months. And she is a baby (10 grams was her last weigh in which was yesterday). Her first shed with us was November 26th and it was PERFECT. Also she had been eating like a champ prior to that. However it's been 6 weeks since she has last shed. I read that baby snakes shed more frequently than sub adults and adults, but does it vary from individual? Her Temp and Humidity is good. Her enclosure is a 20 gallon aquarium with lots of hides, enrichment, substrate, and coverage to where she doesn't feel too exposes but free enough to move around and stretch. She even has a perch that she loves to rest on. I also don't think she's stressed as we only take her out once a week for 10 minutes to handle her. I have a humid hide for her and once I noticed she was in blue for her first shed I put down damp sphagnum moss to assist her in shed. Around the 4th week mark after her first shed I put down fresh new damp sphagnum again and have kept it damp since then but still no shed. I thought maybe the issue was that she was getting bigger so maybe I needed to feed her more frequently but she only weighs 10 grams so I've been feeding her 1 pinky mice every 5 days. I found a chart that says for her weight she should be eating 1 pinky every 4 days. Is that ONE day difference really what could be causing her not to shed? Or is this normal? Any advice?
I got a 3 month old Corn Snake hatchling. I'm not no expert when I say this... Definitely not by any means. But you can pick them up even if they strike you. For me, if I back away after striking, it means that biting will scare me off & so they'll do it more often. I have never been bit by him ever since I picked him up after that strike to my hand. Though, I nearly did get bit when my cat decided to mess with him while I was cleaning his enclosure. He's fine. Scared, but fine. I did move him to a seperate room after that though. I thought my cat would leave him alone.
I got a royal python as an adult and he was so awesome so I decided to get a baby. She musked on the way home in her transport box and OMG it was the most horrible smell! I was amazed that loud smell came out of that tiny little snake. I had to throw away the towels and the hide that she had in there with her because the stank wouldn't come out.
This video was so perfect, my baby corn snake struck at me for the first time. And u wash literally handling her just fine the night before. I was really worried at first it would harm our relationship. But this video put me at ease.
Also when it gets to around that two month mark, if the snake is still burrowing and won’t let you pick it up. Do you undig it or is that crossing a line?
I am getting a new baby snake this month do I have to quarantine her and for how many days before I put her in her new terrain.... love your videos always watch them and very informative.....
Few more weeks till i get my first baby. Loving your vids! Defs helping build my confidence up! Being in south australia, we will be getting a lil Stimson python. Ive seen different style tanks, which is prefered in your opinion? A top opening one, or front? My thoughts were a front opening one wouldnt stress the lil fella out...as its not looking up at a big dude reaching in. Apoligies if its a dumb question, but if ya dont ask ull never know.
From my limited knowledge and advice my snake owner friend gave to me, a front opening tank would be better! This is a year late but I hope you found the right tank for them!
When you say not handling for "a good while" how long is that. I've had my young snake for a week. My pet store said to feed her in a separate tub but when I tried to pick her up (after 5 days), she really panicked..racing around the enclosure. I haven't tried again since. ( I did get her out by gently trapping her in the clear container she came in and she did feed which was reassuring). I'm scared that f I grab her she'll either escape or be injured. Any tips?
Please NEVER leave a rodent or other LIVE food item with your snake unsupervised (and especially overnight). This also applies to adult snakes. If your snake isn't interested in feeding even a small rodent can cause severe injuries and possible death to your snake. Please do your research from various reputable sources before getting any new reptile/animal.
i just hatched a baby snake, today actually. My first snake ever so i am excited about it because my mom said she thought it was a dead egg but when i got home there was a hole so i was freaking out and i cracked the egg open a little bit and the snake came slithering out
My BCI haven't use any of he's many hides not once, he loves to be very visible 😅 he has eaten everything. Shed beautifully and never has hissed or trying to get away from me. I see I have been very lucky with my babe 🐍💙 he is just golden!
I got my BEL a month ago. The first 1-2 weeks he was mostly in his hides but would come out here and there. Now he comes out every single night explores. He always goes to the top and pushes on the screen. He either does it from his branches or will just move up. He takes breaks but seems he does this for a good portion of the night. Iam constantly monitoring the temp and humidity. I was having issues with humidity but it’s fixed now with a fogger connected to a humidistat. He eats every week and is perfectly calm when handled. He has never been aggressive. I keep reading that this is negative behavior so I’m concerned but see no negative behavior. He is 4 mo old. Any input would be appreciated
Still a great relevant video, had my 8mo Palmetto two weeks now, next week we'll start handling training but she's eaten twice now and sleeps in her tree during the day, I think she feels more comfortable than she did, fast little bugger though, catching her is going to be a pain.
When I got my baby snake, they said I had to wait 5-7 days to handle this, what is the reason for this? Plus I handled it and it was very nice while it was in my enclosure,did not hiss,get defensive, or even try to bite so could I still handle it?
You have to give snakes time to adjust when you take them home. Everything for them is completly new, new home, new owner, and it can be quite scary for them and even stressful. They need time to take in their surroundings and their new home in peace. So no, you should not handle the snake for the first 1-2 weeks when you take it home.
My new baby ball python has been home 4 weeks and is always biting today she bit me and wrapped my hand i let her until she released shes about 3 to 4 months and i really dont want her to stay mean i need advice and tips please
Hello!! I have a question, my baby snake has come out for the majority of the time and has been sliding against the glass, anyone have any possible answers?? (He has already shed)
This is a late answer but that usually means something's a bit off with the environment. Check your temps and humidity and make sure there's 2 hides and he should settle in :)
Hi, I have a baby cornsnake, about 2 months old. She was eating pinkies just fine and then stopped. She continues to drink and is acting normal otherwise. It has been 17 days. She has no interest. Any advice? Do you ever recommend force feeding? I have seen some videos on that. I can't seem to find info on how long they can go without eating.
TAHOEMAMA7192 don’t worry , I had a corn snake go missing for 2 months without food and he was fine , check for mites around your snakes mouth that could be the cause. And check to see if his shedding by looking to see if his eyes are milky
TAHOEMAMA7192 yeah a few months old , he may just have lost his appetite, change his water every day and don’t attempt to feed him or handle him until 14 days have passed , good luck x
Is it possible for you to remove the cats from the room? Cats are very good at finding snakes, especially during the night when you are asleep and the snake is moving around.
Hi Josser! Do you have any information on how to import my pet kingsnake from California to Germany? My parents live in Wiesbaden and I was thinking of moving back home but there’s no way I’ll leave my baby snake Godzilla😩 Could I contact you through email or something? I’ve tried doing research on the internet but haven’t found any solid information. I’m not sure who to ask or what to do!
okay so im having the opposite issue at the moment. i just got my baby boa and she is very calm but its her second night and she is already out and about. but she keeps exploring her walls as if she is trying to get out. i have her heat thermometer and adquate hide for her, should i be worried she is stressed or is she just being curious? i will add i just opened her enclosure to double check her hide access, and she came up to me like she was asking to come out, not defensive at all; but i just gave her a small pet because id already handled her today. shes a month old about..
If it's only the second day, I wouldn't worry. It seems like she is just checking out her new sorroundings. She could also be hungry and looking for food :-) Just make sure she has good places to hide and all will be fine.
I've had my hognose baby since September. He didn't eat for over 1 month, and I still can't handle him. He's supeeeer defensive, and will strike if you get close to his tub 😂😂
I don't worry, I don't really have my reptiles for handling, but it's quite annoying that he will strike even if I just walk pass 😂😂 especially because it takes him several hours to calm down 🤣
This is very helpful because I just recently got a baby cornsnake (named Steve) and he did pretty much all of the things you said here (except the musk thing) and I was worried that these things were abnormal. This cleared up most of my concerns about him. Thank you!
LaneAG Say hello to Steve from me! Love Corn snakes.
Can you make an update on Steve
Update on Steve plzzzz?
My snake's named Steven omg
Same here mines named mushroom idk its gender yet
Thank you for making this. My new baby is hiding constantly. She ate but won’t leave her hide. I was worried I was doing something wrong.
Sounds like everything is normal :-)
This is perfect timing! I just bought my first snake(Juvenile Corn Snake) this morning, and he’ll be here on Tuesday.
How is your snake doing now?
@@Living.Fossils Today is Monday.The snake will arrive tomorrow.
@@senorpineapple7645 dude, this comment was posted 10 months ago
@@Living.Fossils yeah the post was 10 months ago but today is Monday meaning that Leah will get her snake on Tuesday which is tomorrow.
@@senorpineapple7645 I’ve had him for almost a year now and he’s doing great! 🙂
I just got a baby corn snake, he's a beautiful whiteout corn snake but I'm worried because I've heard people saying that their baby corn snakes just died for unknown reasons and I'm a bit stressed but overall, my baby corn snake is starting to come out during nighttime which made me so happy.
First time snake owner here. Got a baby cornsnake last week and she doesn't come out much, i thought i'd stressed her out but thank you for this video🙏🏽also today is her scheduled feed, i dangled the pinky in-front of her log and she didn't budge so i sat it there, hopefully she takes it.
Side Note:walked back into the room and she was eating 🙂
@@TS-fc5dl yay!
@user-im8rv3iq7q awesomeee! Hows ur girl doing now?😍
@@mel999. It's going well! Her name is Tallulah-she's an amazing eater, she's growing beautifully and we never have problems with her shed or poops. She's very active at nights and loves to soak in her water dish.
@@TS-fc5dl I'm so glad 🙏🏻i got my first snake ever a few days ago!!
I'm a year late, but thank you for this video! I just got a baby California Kingsnake a week ago and he exhibits pretty much all of the behaviors you described, haha. Just gotta give him time and patience. 😊
i am thinking of getting a baby snake and i am now pretty convinced 😍😍😍
i just got my baby ball python this morning and he is already exploring and coming out of the tank by himself. he pooped a bit after he came in so I took the top off to clean it picked the poop up and went to throw it away when I came back he was climbing out! he slithered over to my hand and sat there. i was shocked at how friendly he was!
Bought my baby at 3 months old. I’m surprised by how well she’s been doing so far! She was used to eating live but took to eating frozen/thawed instantly. I was very worried that she’d go on hunger strike. She’s definitely been hiding a lot but her personality has been coming out more and more during each passing day (she’s a little over 4 months now). She’s so sassy!
I have had a baby corn snake for about a week. It is relaxed and handles comfortably. I will try a feeding today but he has been exploring and seems curious when I come to the tank . No musking, not agressive moves or tail shaking. I have a 5ft Ball Python I got from Reptile Rescue that was supposedly a poor feeder. Would eat small rats but really prefers live mice and she just inhales them. She ate 34 in a 12 week run and lets me know she is hungry by sticking her head out of her hide and tracking me around the room. 30 seconds is a long time for a mouse to last when I put it in the tank.
thank you! i got a baby cali king x amel corn x honduran milk snake this week and she will not come out of hiding at all. i’ve just been letting her chill; and only taking her out to feed (which she did perfectly thank god, i was surprised since she’s only 2 months old). this video was reassuring and helpful. i really appreciate it!
I am thankful my baby corn snake has eaten twice since I got her, and pooped twice too. She does hide all the time and it does worry me, because I always want to make sure she is alright.
I would like to see a new “All my pets” video, or just an update on them
I’m so thankful for this video. I bought a baby corn snake two/three weeks ago and I just feel she hates me 😂 she doesn’t let me pick her up, always on S shape, doing the thing with the tale and literally running away when I tried to pick up her. I don’t want to let her stressed so I stop when I feel she is too uncomfortable, like you said she probably needs time 🤞🏻🤞🏻
My new Corn came out of brumation about a month ago. It was refusing to eat for weeks and it made me nervous. Finally, last week I decided to tease it with a little fuzzy mouse and left it outside of the hide and walked away. Two minutes later the mouse was gone. Made me sooo happy. This showed me that this snake is a shy eater for right now. I think it was born sometime around last August or September. We've hardly bonded at all because it went into brumation in November. It doesn't even have a name yet.
I got my baby snake 4 days ago and he hasn’t come out of his hide yet. I was a bit worried but this video made me feel better about it. Hopefully he comes out soon to at least drink some water
Don't worry, the baby's are literally scared of everything, and even a lot of well taken care of snakes drink water once a week or even less. Seriously, if it eats your fine.
@@Living.Fossils he’s been eating like a champ! (:
@@abbyburnette4780 that's great to hear!
Thank you so much for your info. This vid may have been a yr ago but it has been so helpful! My children's Python and I are brand new to each other (a week) and this vid is packed with great information. Cheers
I just got my baby snake on Thursday
She's only 1 month old and she is a Honduran albino milk snake 🐍
I was very worried about the amount she was hiding at first but after seeing this video it has relaxed me
Thank you very much ❤️
This was a very helpful video for me because I'm going to be welcoming my first corn snake (grumpy) in about two days... your videos has helped me out a lot thank you so much
Happy to hear that! Hope it is going well with your new cornsnake!
I'm so lucky with mine. Never misled, hissed or struck. Has fed every single week since I got her. She was about 5 months old and I've had her for about 5 months too. She does hide a lot but that's pretty standard royal python behaviour!!
I just bought a 2 month old ball python. This really helped me, thank you
My boyfriend and I just got our first snake (a bloodred corn hatchling) and I’m always overly worried. All the info we’ve gotten has pertained more to adult cornsnakes so I was stressed over his behavior. But this has put a lot of that to ease! Thank you!
This has been so helpful!! Thank you. I just got my first baby corn snake yesterday..I have few reptiles but new mama to a nuddle. Thank you for this video ❤️
Update?
Thank you so much for making this video! I just got a baby corn snake yesterday and I wanted to make everything was perfect for him, what to expect as they grow up, and any extra tips I could get but I couldn’t really find to much until, I came to this video thank you!!
Now it makes sense for my baby blizzard corn snake to be shy and nervous
I wish you'd do more video's, you're 1 of my favs ❤
I got my first baby snake Zoey a corn snake. I can say he has a lot of disposition. As soon as we let him out we were able to handle him. He was not scared. He trust us. When i offer him food 4 days after, he ate it right away. No problem at all. Since then we handle him for 20 mins a everyday except of course when he just had a meal.
1 week after Zoey, i brough home another baby snake. Zass David Jr., an albino burmese python. He is the exact opposite of Zoey. He always hide. He did not ate when i offer him food. He is scared of his food. I talked to the breeder and he told to leave it alone for 1 week. So here I am suffering for 4 days already. Missing Zass so much. So near yet so far. I wish he could be more like Zoey.
My baby rosy boa is broken. She has plenty of places to hide but rarely does. She doesn't seem scared of me at all. And she ate the day after she came home. Not that I'm complaining, but I do look at her like, "what is wrong with you???" Lol.
I have two rosies, both females, and maybe the younger one hides just a tiny bit more, but not by much. They both seem to have a routine of motoring around their enclosures without being bothered to much whether I'm there or not, so I know what you mean haha.
Thanks to you I ve got very calm about some paranoid I had with my cassiopeia, thanks a milion!!
OMG!!!! I just saw you have a Phantom of thr Opera tattoo and I am SPIRALING!!!! 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
I just got a beautiful 5 month old Lemonblast Het Albino ball python and this was just what I needed!
Getting my snake in some days! Very excited 😊
Great video, as always! Maybe you could do some in depth videos on boas? Or maybe just some new ones (I have watched all the other ones already lol).
Absolutely! :-D
You don’t understand how much this video helped me!! I got my ball python a week ago and I was freaking out during his first shed.
Thanks! I bought myself a California kingsnake a month ago and going to look for a corn snake today! This was really helpful
How is the king snake? I've been debating on whether to get one or a corn snake. I love them both but I have zero snek experience
Great video ! I’m expecting my first clutch soon and can’t wait to make a video of it for my channel ! But I def need to get set up to deal with them
Good luck with the clutch! :-D
Thank you for this video! This was really helpful because I am getting a Ball Python soon, probably a baby or sub adult. Love you'r channel! How's Ariel? She my favorite!
So happy to hear that! Ariel unfortunately got sick and died after a vet treatment :-( I miss her so much!
Jossers Jungle awww! i am so sry to hear that! Is it common that Ball Pythons get sick and die easily? I am sending well wishes to you and your animal! love your channel!
Some advice would be to not make a habit out of the snake trying to bite you and then you back off because that will make the snake think when it strikes you leave.
I have a baby corn snake that I've had for 2 months. And she is a baby (10 grams was her last weigh in which was yesterday). Her first shed with us was November 26th and it was PERFECT. Also she had been eating like a champ prior to that. However it's been 6 weeks since she has last shed. I read that baby snakes shed more frequently than sub adults and adults, but does it vary from individual? Her Temp and Humidity is good. Her enclosure is a 20 gallon aquarium with lots of hides, enrichment, substrate, and coverage to where she doesn't feel too exposes but free enough to move around and stretch. She even has a perch that she loves to rest on. I also don't think she's stressed as we only take her out once a week for 10 minutes to handle her. I have a humid hide for her and once I noticed she was in blue for her first shed I put down damp sphagnum moss to assist her in shed. Around the 4th week mark after her first shed I put down fresh new damp sphagnum again and have kept it damp since then but still no shed. I thought maybe the issue was that she was getting bigger so maybe I needed to feed her more frequently but she only weighs 10 grams so I've been feeding her 1 pinky mice every 5 days. I found a chart that says for her weight she should be eating 1 pinky every 4 days. Is that ONE day difference really what could be causing her not to shed? Or is this normal? Any advice?
thank you i just got my corn snake ditto and he did most of those things!
Thank you for this video 🙏🏼
I got a 3 month old Corn Snake hatchling. I'm not no expert when I say this... Definitely not by any means. But you can pick them up even if they strike you. For me, if I back away after striking, it means that biting will scare me off & so they'll do it more often. I have never been bit by him ever since I picked him up after that strike to my hand. Though, I nearly did get bit when my cat decided to mess with him while I was cleaning his enclosure. He's fine. Scared, but fine. I did move him to a seperate room after that though. I thought my cat would leave him alone.
Omg, you are so awesome! I love your videoes!! Keep em' coming!
I got a royal python as an adult and he was so awesome so I decided to get a baby. She musked on the way home in her transport box and OMG it was the most horrible smell! I was amazed that loud smell came out of that tiny little snake. I had to throw away the towels and the hide that she had in there with her because the stank wouldn't come out.
I got lucky and my baby corn snake ate the first and second time he was offered pinky mice
This video was so perfect, my baby corn snake struck at me for the first time. And u wash literally handling her just fine the night before. I was really worried at first it would harm our relationship. But this video put me at ease.
Also when it gets to around that two month mark, if the snake is still burrowing and won’t let you pick it up. Do you undig it or is that crossing a line?
It's a great questions. Baby snakes really enjoy burrowing, but you can just dig them up if you need to handle them :-)
@@JossersJungle now she’s hiding behind her wall paper :(
@@sadaehiggins1362 That's what they do :-)
спасибо за полезное видео
I am getting a new baby snake this month do I have to quarantine her and for how many days before I put her in her new terrain.... love your videos always watch them and very informative.....
Few more weeks till i get my first baby. Loving your vids! Defs helping build my confidence up! Being in south australia, we will be getting a lil Stimson python. Ive seen different style tanks, which is prefered in your opinion? A top opening one, or front? My thoughts were a front opening one wouldnt stress the lil fella out...as its not looking up at a big dude reaching in. Apoligies if its a dumb question, but if ya dont ask ull never know.
From my limited knowledge and advice my snake owner friend gave to me, a front opening tank would be better! This is a year late but I hope you found the right tank for them!
wonderful advice - thank you! Are you on TikTok?
Thank you so much! Unfortunately not :-)
What do I do if my baby won’t eat and is defensive? It’s been a couple days so I’m getting worried she’ll starve
Also baby snake are for sell more often than sub adult and adult snake.
When you say not handling for "a good while" how long is that. I've had my young snake for a week. My pet store said to feed her in a separate tub but when I tried to pick her up (after 5 days), she really panicked..racing around the enclosure. I haven't tried again since. ( I did get her out by gently trapping her in the clear container she came in and she did feed which was reassuring). I'm scared that f I grab her she'll either escape or be injured. Any tips?
I'm scared to get an adult. Afraid it may have a history of mistreatment. Is this a common issue?
Please NEVER leave a rodent or other LIVE food item with your snake unsupervised (and especially overnight). This also applies to adult snakes. If your snake isn't interested in feeding even a small rodent can cause severe injuries and possible death to your snake. Please do your research from various reputable sources before getting any new reptile/animal.
Hey do you have a vid on the best bedding for ball python
This helped a lot thank you very much.
Hi Jossers! Quick question if you don't mind. What temp do you have in your reptile room, 24-26 °C ? Thanks, love your videos, cheers from Norway! :D
Hi!
It's around 26 C during the day and drops to around 18-20 during the night! :-D
Cheers from Denmark!
My temp is on 30-33 in his hide and 20-22 in his tank is that ok :/
My baby cornsnake is not hiding whatsoever and is not being aggresive and is being very chilled is that ok i only got him today
i just hatched a baby snake, today actually. My first snake ever so i am excited about it because my mom said she thought it was a dead egg but when i got home there was a hole so i was freaking out and i cracked the egg open a little bit and the snake came slithering out
Where should I place my water bowl on the cold in or the warm end I keep it in the middle
Is musking behavior something all snakes do, or just the males?
My BCI haven't use any of he's many hides not once, he loves to be very visible 😅 he has eaten everything. Shed beautifully and never has hissed or trying to get away from me.
I see I have been very lucky with my babe 🐍💙 he is just golden!
Nice video! What morph is it at 5min mark? Absolutely gorgeous snake!
How often should you feed your juvenile corn snake?
Depending on how fast you would like it to grow, I would say once every week within the first year and then once every 8-10 day after :-)
Hi I have two baby corn snake 🐍 is it best feed them in the vivaruim or have a feed bin many thanks Paul and Yvonne
What if a baby ball python shed its eye caps, but has a crinkly eye?
That can be dehydration due to low humidity, I would try to rise the humidity for a good while :-)
Jossers Jungle my humidity is at 60-65%
I think she might not be drinking her water
You should do a new all my snakes video
my corn-snake mili has never bitten, musked or refused to eat ever. I got her at 2 months, but she is always hiding
Great video :)
I got my BEL a month ago. The first 1-2 weeks he was mostly in his hides but would come out here and there. Now he comes out every single night explores. He always goes to the top and pushes on the screen. He either does it from his branches or will just move up. He takes breaks but seems he does this for a good portion of the night. Iam constantly monitoring the temp and humidity. I was having issues with humidity but it’s fixed now with a fogger connected to a humidistat. He eats every week and is perfectly calm when handled. He has never been aggressive. I keep reading that this is negative behavior so I’m concerned but see no negative behavior. He is 4 mo old. Any input would be appreciated
Why does my corn snake wanna escape the cage, it keeps on pushing its nose on the encloser
I got my corn snake a few days ago, he's not really hiding unless he's sleeping is this normal?
Yeah that's actually really good, it means it's calm in it's enclosure and comfortable with it's setup. Your lucky!
Although I would check your temp and humidity Incase it is wrong and it's trying to escape to find a place with better conditions.
@@Ignorethis12345 I've ben watching it closely and everything seems okay. Btw I named him checkers 🥺 he's so sweet
Still a great relevant video, had my 8mo Palmetto two weeks now, next week we'll start handling training but she's eaten twice now and sleeps in her tree during the day, I think she feels more comfortable than she did, fast little bugger though, catching her is going to be a pain.
I just got a baby MBK a few months ago and he hides a lot, I'm worried I don't have the right set up for his tank
Would this behavior also apply to a wild caught baby gofer snake ?
Most likely :-)
Is it true that boy corn snakes are bigger than girl corn snakes?
how do i feed him if he is always hiding? do i take his shelter off or will that scare him?
i forgot to say thank you for answering so many unanswered questions for me in this video
You can try to hold the rodent in front of where he is hiding or you can simply leave it in the terrarium over night. Hope it helps ^_^
@@JossersJungle left it in front of where he popped his head out of his hole, he got it a few minutes later. it went fine :)
When I got my baby snake, they said I had to wait 5-7 days to handle this, what is the reason for this? Plus I handled it and it was very nice while it was in my enclosure,did not hiss,get defensive, or even try to bite so could I still handle it?
You have to give snakes time to adjust when you take them home. Everything for them is completly new, new home, new owner, and it can be quite scary for them and even stressful. They need time to take in their surroundings and their new home in peace.
So no, you should not handle the snake for the first 1-2 weeks when you take it home.
Dang 5 month s
And he's still tiny
My male cali king baby ate here with me afther 4days.👍🐍
When should I start to try to handle the baby snake
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My new baby ball python has been home 4 weeks and is always biting today she bit me and wrapped my hand i let her until she released shes about 3 to 4 months and i really dont want her to stay mean i need advice and tips please
Please help my baby girl is so like afraid of me how do I begin our bond she's 1 1/2 months
Hello!! I have a question, my baby snake has come out for the majority of the time and has been sliding against the glass, anyone have any possible answers?? (He has already shed)
This is a late answer but that usually means something's a bit off with the environment. Check your temps and humidity and make sure there's 2 hides and he should settle in :)
Hi, I have a baby cornsnake, about 2 months old. She was eating pinkies just fine and then stopped. She continues to drink and is acting normal otherwise. It has been 17 days. She has no interest. Any advice? Do you ever recommend force feeding? I have seen some videos on that. I can't seem to find info on how long they can go without eating.
TAHOEMAMA7192 don’t worry , I had a corn snake go missing for 2 months without food and he was fine , check for mites around your snakes mouth that could be the cause. And check to see if his shedding by looking to see if his eyes are milky
@@ethanpegrum I don't see any obvious signs of shedding. Was your snake a baby as well?
TAHOEMAMA7192 yeah a few months old , he may just have lost his appetite, change his water every day and don’t attempt to feed him or handle him until 14 days have passed , good luck x
What do baby snakes eat?
Hey Jossers Jungle, is it normal for a baby ball python to explore during the daytime?????
Normal as well, does he eat? :-)
Jossers Jungle Yes she eats perfectly
Then I would suggest to just give her some time, don't handle her for 2 weeks and make sure she has fresh water every day, that might help :-)
Jossers Jungle ok thank u!!!!
My new baby king snake keeps striking at me any recommendations? How long should i keep him in the cage before handling. I just got him today
Leave him alone for about 2 weeks and try again :-)
My baby snake escaped a locked snake enclosure after only 2 hours! What are the odds I will find my snake before my cats?
Is it possible for you to remove the cats from the room? Cats are very good at finding snakes, especially during the night when you are asleep and the snake is moving around.
Ok
Hi Josser!
Do you have any information on how to import my pet kingsnake from California to Germany? My parents live in Wiesbaden and I was thinking of moving back home but there’s no way I’ll leave my baby snake Godzilla😩
Could I contact you through email or something? I’ve tried doing research on the internet but haven’t found any solid information. I’m not sure who to ask or what to do!
my baby corn snake ate straight away the day i got her ahah.
okay so im having the opposite issue at the moment. i just got my baby boa and she is very calm but its her second night and she is already out and about. but she keeps exploring her walls as if she is trying to get out. i have her heat thermometer and adquate hide for her, should i be worried she is stressed or is she just being curious? i will add i just opened her enclosure to double check her hide access, and she came up to me like she was asking to come out, not defensive at all; but i just gave her a small pet because id already handled her today. shes a month old about..
If it's only the second day, I wouldn't worry. It seems like she is just checking out her new sorroundings. She could also be hungry and looking for food :-)
Just make sure she has good places to hide and all will be fine.
@@JossersJungle okay! thank you! she loves her hide and also burying in her substrate. thank you for replying.
I've had my hognose baby since September. He didn't eat for over 1 month, and I still can't handle him. He's supeeeer defensive, and will strike if you get close to his tub 😂😂
mine too, do not worry. He does it every winter
I don't worry, I don't really have my reptiles for handling, but it's quite annoying that he will strike even if I just walk pass 😂😂 especially because it takes him several hours to calm down 🤣
My new baby corn snake pooped on me today 😂😭😂😭
😍😍😍
4:01 my snake is having a really bad shit...what should I do??? 😥
You can try this :-)
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You mean "shed", right? 😂
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