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As part of the larger Series, Corn Snakes describes how these brilliantly colored harmless snakes do well in captivity - if their owners know the fundamentals of housing, feeding, and general care. The book also describes the many subspecies native to both North America and Europe. There are approximately 50-75 full-color photos throughout.

Corn & Rat Snakes: A Complete Guide to Pantherophis

Because corn and rat snakes are brilliantly colored, harmless to humans, and do well in captivity, they have become popular reptiles to own and breed. This manual describes most subspecies found in European and American collections, including the corn snake, the many races of black rat snake, the green rat snake, the Mexican corn snake, many European rat snakes, and similar forms from Africa and Latin America. There is information on feeding, caging, breeding, and health, plus a bibliography and glossary.

Many snakes are perfectly harmless to human beings and make fascinating pets. Here is basic information for boys and girls on feeding and care that applies to garter snakes, kingsnakes, milksnakes, corn snakes, and others. Barron's popular Unusual Pets books are written for boys and girls who are fascinated by animal life and want to raise unusual pets--lizards, snakes, insects, and other exotic creatures. Kids will find amazing facts on behavior, as well as practical information on housing, feeding, animal anatomy, and life cycles. Each Unusual Pets book contains approximately 60 full-color photos, plus attractive sidebar features and quick-reference symbols accompanying the main text.

Over 45 accurate and attractive depictions of the honeybee, black carpenter ant, eastern box turtle, corn snake, luna moth, red fox, cedar waxwing, raccoon, star-nosed mole and other creatures commonly found in the forests of the eastern U.S. and Canadaall shown in their natural habitats. Fact-filled captions identify animal and plant life shown in illustrations.br

Introduction the face of things, a mouse seems to be a very small and insignificant mammal. It is not a voracious hunter but is itself hunted by countless predators, from tawny owls to giant toads, from cats to corn snakes.

Describes the life cycle, behavior, and habitat of a corn snake.

Corn and Red Rat Snakes