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milksnakes with other snakes

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i know its not advisable, but has anyone had sucess keeping milks with other snakes? some local petshops say milks arn't too bad like kings
 
Adult kings are not really bad together either, but why would you want to risk it?
 
I was asked this same question through email today. I have never attempted to keep my milks with anything else and don't think I will risk it. Even though milks tend to eat more rodents than other snakes, they are still a type of kingsnake and will eat other snakes if given the chance. I will agree that milks can be kept in breeding groups as has been discussed on this forum but with other species I wouldn't advise it.
 
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