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Merli
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I'm still new to the lizard world, and back when I had the monster I was still rather uninformed and not really sure of things. When I first got her I took her to a pet store because I wasn't sure if she would survive or not (her tail was completely black and shriveled up, and I was really worried about it). But anyway, that's not the point of this post. The point is, the guy I talked to seemed knowledgeable to me, and so I thought he was well-informed on reptiles. I am interested in getting corn snakes in the future, and I specifically asked him if the tank he sold to me would be big enough to house corn snakes, he said yes.
The tank he sold me is 5.5 gallons.
I only learned recently through a little researching that a 5 gallon tank is barely big enough for anything! It suited my purposes because the monster was so small and she didn't really need a whole lot of space, but that's not the point. The point is he sold me a 5.5 gallon tank and told me it would be big enough for a corn snake. It's a good thing I've been researching --'.
The tank he sold me is 5.5 gallons.
I only learned recently through a little researching that a 5 gallon tank is barely big enough for anything! It suited my purposes because the monster was so small and she didn't really need a whole lot of space, but that's not the point. The point is he sold me a 5.5 gallon tank and told me it would be big enough for a corn snake. It's a good thing I've been researching --'.