Freyda the Corn Snake

Young
Unknown
Medium

snake
Corn / Rat

About Freyda the Corn Snake

Neenah, WI

Species & Breed

snake

Corn / Rat

Physical Traits

Young

Gender: Unknown

Medium

Behavior

Freyda the Corn Snake’s Compatibility

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Freyda the Corn Snake's Story

?? Meet Freyda the Corn Snake! ?? Freyda came to J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue on September 5, 2025, when her previous owner was facing housing challenges. She’s about a foot long and already doing great eating frozen/thawed pinkie mice. Small, curious, and full of potential, Freyda is ready to slither into a new home that’s ready to grow with her! ? ? Corn Snake Quick Care Info (from ReptiFiles): ? Adult Size: 3–5 feet ? Lifespan: Up to 25 years ? Temperament: Calm, curious, and great for first-time snake keepers ? Enclosure Size: Minimum 48”L x 24”W x 24”H (120 gallons) — they love to climb and explore! ?? Temps: – Basking area: 90°F – Cool side: 75°F ? Humidity: 65–75% average ? Lighting: Low-level UVB (Zoo Med Reptisun 5.0 or Arcadia D3+ 6%) recommended for health and hormone balance ?? Substrate: Moisture-retentive soil mix (Reptisoil, Jungle Mix, or coconut fiber) topped with leaf litter ? Décor: Branches, hides, cork logs, and plants for climbing and exploring ?? Diet: – Hatchlings: Feed every 7–10 days – Juveniles: Every 7–14 days – Adults: Every 14–21 days – Prey: Frozen/thawed rodents or quail chicks about 1.5x the snake’s mid-body width ? Water: Always provide a large, clean bowl for soaking and drinking Freyda is an adorable young snake with a calm curiosity that makes her a wonderful educational companion or pet for a patient home. ? Apply to adopt Freyda today: ? https://www.jraar.org/adoption ? Facebook supporters get early access to adoptable animals for just $0.99/month: ? https://www.facebook.com/becomesupporter/JRAquaticAnimalRescue/ #FreydaTheCornSnake #CornSnakeCare #ReptileRescue #AdoptDontShop #JRAquaticAnimalRescue

?? Meet Freyda the Corn Snake! ??

Freyda came to J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue on September 5, 2025, when her previous owner was facing housing challenges. She’s about a foot long and already doing great eating frozen/thawed pinkie mice. Small, curious, and full of potential, Freyda is ready to slither into a new home that’s ready to grow with her! ?

? Corn Snake Quick Care Info (from ReptiFiles):
? Adult Size: 3–5 feet
? Lifespan: Up to 25 years
? Temperament: Calm, curious, and great for first-time snake keepers

? Enclosure Size: Minimum 48”L x 24”W x 24”H (120 gallons) — they love to climb and explore!
?? Temps:
– Basking area: 90°F
– Cool side: 75°F
? Humidity: 65–75% average
? Lighting: Low-level UVB (Zoo Med Reptisun 5.0 or Arcadia D3+ 6%) recommended for health and hormone balance

?? Substrate: Moisture-retentive soil mix (Reptisoil, Jungle Mix, or coconut fiber) topped with leaf litter
? Décor: Branches, hides, cork logs, and pl

How To Adopt

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J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue’s mission is to give people an option for their unwanted pets other than releasing them into the wild; find homes for surrendered pets; to further the study of all forms of aquatic life, to promote interest, exchange ideas, distribute information concerning the aquarium hobby, and to encourage the ...