What is the cervical corn snake?

Bloody corn snake is a colorful morphic of a corn snake, a type of constructor. Popular in a pet shop for their unique color, bloody corn snakes are obedient and rarely bite. The scientific name of the corn snake, known as a snake with a red rat, is elaphe guttata

a generally sports spotted formula of red, oranges and brown, named corn snake because they commonly found in corn cots or buildings in which they were located in buildings. Farmers first assumed that the snakes ate corn. They quickly realized that they actually maintain the rodent population. Their abdomen are usually white. The bloody color called the scattered feature is recessive and created by selective breeding.

The bloody corn snake does not change its brilliant red. Baby Bloodreds show a small difference in coloring of conventional corn snakes. Young bloods are distinguished mostly by their gray heads. Averages there are 10 le liveT, but can live up to 21 in captivity. Generally night, these snakes are the most active at dawn and dusk.

Although adults mostly eat mice before killing and are not generally chosen eaters, children's blood is notorious. Normally young corn snake out of the blood refuses to eat mice and only accepts green anol, the type of lizard. They can be trained by the scent to accept mice as they grow,

Corn snake from the bloodline pet needs at least 20 gallon tank with a safe peak. Hiding, water bowl and climbing branches are also Necessary. Artificial carpets for grass or pine can be used as a ground cover, but Cedar Congy should never be used because they are toxic to these snakes. The heating pads are located under one half of the tank to allow a warmer heating area and a cooler living surface.

6 instead are much more mobile. For this reason, more attention should be paid toads to always support their bodies. Their heads should roam freely and gently directed only if the snakes begin to wander by undesirable instructions.