Candy corn snakes do not recognize their owners because most reptiles have no self-awareness and do not have feelings for their owners, and candy corn snakes have poor eyesight. They generally rely on heat induction to sense surrounding things. So they cannot identify their owners visually. Even if you raise them for a long time, they can only have the most basic conditioned reflexes and will not recognize their master.

How to raise candy corn snakes

1. Prepare an insulated breeding box, line the bottom with sawdust, put a water basin, and keep the temperature at 28-32 Spend. The candy corn snake you just brought home needs to rest for a few days before you can officially feed it.

2. Candy corn snakes like to eat food such as mice. It is best not to disturb it for one day after feeding, as it will cause vomiting and diarrhea and damage the stomach.

3. Keep the breeding environment quiet and the breeding box clean and dry. During daily feeding, the breeding box should be cleaned regularly to avoid the growth of bacteria and affect its health. Observe it more and if you find that its physical condition is not right, seek medical attention promptly to avoid minor changes and serious illness.