Corn Snakes

Each year, more corn snakes are bred in captivity than any other snake species. Their increasing popularity is largely credited to their rich coloring, easy handling size, and calm disposition. Corns usually will not bite, constrict, or defecate under mild stress like other snakes. From corn snake experts Bill Love and Kathy Love and Advanced Vivarium System, the definitive source on reptile and amphibian care, comes the most comprehensive information available on keeping and breeding corn snakes. Corn Snakes: The Comprehensive Owner's Guide satisfies the needs of both the novice and the seasoned veteran of "guttata culture,” offering the latest on breeding, genetics, and the range and history of color and pattern variations, as well as the basics of feeding and care.