Hi Steve,
No offense taken offcourse. How can i if you give a good explanation and only give advise.

I first didn't understand what you mean with corn cob, but reading the message I do know. I just started with this bedding and giving it a try. So i'm very pleased with your advice.
I first had reptibark what is used a lot here.
http://www.zoomed.com/Library/Produc...ptibarkalt.jpg
But I was scared they would eat it and can't poop it out so I was looking for something else.
They also use a lot off this (not sure how it is in english, google said beech)
http://www.graankorrel.nl/shop/image...ensnippers.jpg
But it has the same problem ....

I took corn cob because I thought it would digest if they would eat it.
I do try to have them not eat it. I always stay with them while they eat (also to make sure they don't eat eachother ), and as you can see I use a board to feed them on. This is not an excuse to keep using.
I thought that if they do eat it they can digest, but I do try that they don't eat it (you understand what I mean?

Newspaper, Paper Towels, Cage Carpet I don't like because off how it looks and that you have to clean it almost every day (I use paper towels now with the marcianus, the picture is from when they are all together. Now they are split in 2 groups with paper towels).
Aspen shaves .. well, you already explained it in the caresheet
Wood bark chips and reptile bark I don't like because I said above. To afraid they can eat it and then there is a problem.
Newspaper Pellet was used by a friend. I will ask what her experiences are with this.
Alfalfa meal ... don't know this so I have to look it up. I found some horse food so i't's probarbly something else *lol*
Carefresh I do not know. Never seen it so I can't say anything about this.

Other choices that are used here is f.i. Aspen Snake Bedding. (maybe you mean that with aspen shavings). I once saw a python snap at a rat but missed .. he had his mouth full off this stuff and it looked very unpleasant. I don't have pythons and I never feed my cornsnakes in their home, but the look off that python made me ignore this bedding for myself.

But I will take a look in a good sollution for this. I was under the impression that the corn cob would digest if it was eaten by mistake.

In total I will have around 8 snakehomes. (Don't know what else to calll it)
I am busy with them every day and I love it.
The adult snakes (over a year) I always feed outside their home. I have a few feeding containers where I feed them in.
I don't want any accidents happen while I feed them all at once in their home. So I take them out there home and feed them. After feeding I put them back. I do this home by home. With the cornsnakes also feed the little ones outside in a smaller feeding container.
I have them all in my living room so I can enjoy them everyday.