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I know this one has quite likely been asked before, but I too am curious... just what does differentiate Milksnakes from Kingsnakes?
Thanks for any info,
- Mark
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Milks have a large tooth located (similar to the way crocs are to gators) somewhere ,I'm no dentist, in their mouths that kings don't or it is smaller in size. You'll never notice it unless you have the skulls of both types to compare. You may if notice it on adults if they can keep still & keep thier mouths open long enough for you feel along the teeth.
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