Red Factor Albino Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus)

Corn snakes (Pantherophis guttatus) are non-venomous colubrid snakes native to the southeastern United States. They’re slender, usually 2.5–5 feet long, and live 15–20+ years in captivity.

Their name comes from their natural habitat around grain stores and barns, where they helped control rodent populations. Corn snakes are popular pets due to their calm nature, manageable size, and wide variety of colour and pattern morphs.

They are ground-dwelling but enjoy climbing, and they’re active, curious snakes that adapt well to handling when cared for properly.

• Enclosure: 40-gallon or larger for adults, with a secure lid.

• Temps: Warm side 85°F, cool side 75°F, never below 70°F.

• Humidity: 40–60%, moist hide for shedding.