Article: Corn snake adults can get to be as big as 5 feet (1.4m) long.  You may not need a 20 gallon (75.7 L) enclosure for a hatchling, but eventually you will.  The enclosure can be either a tank or vivarium.  When the snake is small, it is ok to start your pet off in a smaller tank such as a Living World Faunarium or similar product.  For a large snake, the vivarium should be around 30–50 inches (76.2–127.0 cm) long but there's no real limit on size, just make sure it's large enough for the snake. Provide a basking bulb that covers about 1/3 of the tank to provide a proper heat gradient. Position the bulb over one side of the tank to get a gradient temperature. Temperatures should be about 75-85 degrees F, 23-29 degrees C, with the higher temperature on the warm area of the tank at one side.  You can also use a heat mat, but it may put your snake at risk of a burn. If you use a heat mat, it must be thermostatically controlled because they reach in excess of 250 degrees  F (121 degrees C) which will severely burn the snake. Place the mat under 1/3 of the cage. Hot rocks are never suitable for any pet as they provide a localized source of heat that is too hot. A cold snake may curl around it, seriously burning itself. Your snake will want to explore its habitat, so include at least 1 branch for it to slither up. Look for a sturdy branch, which can be store bought. Securely install the branch in the tank so your snake can safely crawl up and down it. Check for climbing branches at a local pet store or online. If you find a branch in nature, clean it well and make sure it's free of bugs before you put it in your snake's habitat. There are many, many different floor coverings commercially available for corn snakes but your best options are repticarpet, cypress chips, plain paper towels, and newspaper. Newspaper is the best as it is very absorbent and easy to replace.  While practical, newspaper is not very aesthetically pleasing. If you want a decorative substrate, use bark or cypress mulch. Do not use cedar shavings in a snake habitat, as it is toxic to reptiles. catch a wild corn snake. Corn snakes are becoming more and more easy to obtain, but that doesn't mean you should seek them out. Wild ones do not adjust well to captivity and have a low survival rate. Captive bred ones have been in captivity for many generations and have become very domesticated. Find a good breeder, either through a forum or other source. Pet shops are not good as you cannot be sure if the snake comes from a reputable source. Once you have your snake, leave it 5 days before feeding or handling it so it can settle in.
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Get the right sized tank for your snake. Give your corn snake enough heat. Provide your snake with a branch for climbing. Cover your tank or vivarium with substrate. Never

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Sweep the floor with a dust mop. Use a soft, nylon brush to remove any dirt. Apply a cleaning solution for stains. Mop the floor. Dry and buff the floor.