I was wondering if you guys can help me choose between a corn or a milk snake.
I have a ball pithon en like the fact that ther are really easy to hande and calm,
My question is; is the corn or the milk snake a restless snake or which one do you guys think is easier to keep and in the future to breed?
Thanks
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milk snake or corn snake
gianfra
Sep 25, 2005 03:54 PM
Replies (3)
BelgianBeer
Sep 25, 2005 06:55 PM
Milks are generally not very calm. Corns are extremely calm and tolerant. Get used to the corn and then get a milk later when you are less inclined to care about the temperament.
kingsnaken
Sep 25, 2005 09:02 PM
Milksnakes, when young, are pretty restless, and I have a few different types, but some milks, like my hondurans are a little restless now, will be more calm as they get older. Cornsnakes are pretty good from the beginning. After owning 2 hondurans, I will definately be getting more. Good Luck! Derek
tspuckler
Sep 26, 2005 12:12 PM
I agree with the other people who posted replies. There are few milks that are tame as babies. I've found Nelson's to be one of the better choices as a first milk snake.
Tim
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