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Adam got a pet CORN SNAKE! His name is Slytherin :) Watch Adam as he shows you Slytherin's home and how he eats.

Corn snakes make great pets for anyone looking to add a snake to their collection. They are from the South Eastern part of the United States and are named for their unique belly pattern that resembles Indian corn (Flint corn).

They are easy to care for. They only eat once a week and like their habitats to be 75-85 degrees. Their diets consists of rodents. Some experts recommend frozen mice. They come in a variety of colors and "paint jobs" and hatch from soft eggs.
This is a great video for kids to learn how snakes eat, also family friendly. This video can teach kids how to feed a snake.
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