Okeetee Corn Snake
Colubrids
Okeetee Corn Snake
5.0(13 reviews)| Species: | Pantherophis guttatus |
| Length: | Approximately 14-16 inches |
| Diet: | Live and Frozen-Thawed Pinkie Mice |
| Image: | Representative Image |
| SKU: | A4725 |
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- ✓All animals are captive-bred and feeding
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- ✓Date of birth and feeding schedule included with all snakes
- ✓Representative image — your exact animal may vary slightly
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Captive Bred
Each Okeetee corn snake for sale at XYZReptiles is a captive bred and born specimen. Our baby Okeetee corn snakes for sale are feeding regularly on either frozen thawed or live pinky mice. These beautiful snakes are named after the location they were first found in. They are one of the more visually distinct of the corn snake morphs with bright red and contrasting black bands. At XYZReptiles we work hard to bring you a number of other baby corn snake combos. Remember that even though these snakes may look different from each other they are all the same species and require the same care and maintenance in captivity.
Okeetee Corn Snake Care
Okeetee corn snake care is exactly the same as any other corn snake mutation. The perfect habitat size for a baby snake is a small terrarium equipped with a reptile heating pad. You can use either aspen bedding or coconut bark bedding for the enclosure. Use either a small hide spot and a small water bowl or maybe the water bowl and hide combination that we carry. Another item that all reptile tanks need is a digital thermometer to assess the temperature for safety. Finally baby corn snakes need a meal of a frozen thawed pinky or fuzzy mouse every 4-7 days. They have a high metabolism and therefore need more meals than a python or boa would.
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