I'm getting a bigger viv for my royal python soon and will have a 24x18x18 left, o could i keep a Milk snake in here? And what are they like to handle and whats there temprement. Has anybody kept them. Thanks!
Milk snakes.
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I have had a bunch of species - they are as a general rule hesistant to bite, slithery, move in quick spurts, and prefer small food items.
Some max out at 3 feet, others 6 feet- so as a general rule, they are an excellent "small snake" to keep. They also do well in not-so-hot temps. which is nice.
Some max out at 3 feet, others 6 feet- so as a general rule, they are an excellent "small snake" to keep. They also do well in not-so-hot temps. which is nice.
Sounds good, i've kept corns before,a nd now have a ball python. So i've already got all the gears. So i may be getting one in a few weeks.santoury;1147834; said:
Yeah - they are comparable in size to a cornsnake - a bit larger sometimes - If you have a choice, get a calm one, and also be sure to check for KINKS along the back/tail. Milksnakes seem to frequently have these due to inbreeding these days.
Well i might be getting one even sooner, the one in the store is about 7-8" and we are getting one of those plastic tub things, i've got a heatmat and stuff, for a few weeks -months til he grows and i get a 36x18 for my royal.
The best part about milksnakes is that they come in all different sizes and girth!
Black Milksnakes are the coolio...
Black Milksnakes are the coolio...
What a huge coincidence...... Nah if i get one i'm gonna get it from the LFS over here, i've still got some store credit.Ophiuchus;1149181; said:
