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I have a Honduran Milk Snake - She is five years old and around 4 1/2' long. Some milk snakes can be bigger - between six and seven feet. Others will stay fairly small their whole lives. Milk snakes don't really get that thick like pythons or boas - they are usually long and skinny.

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Depending on the specific species - up to 6 feet (1.8 metres).

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It depends on the subspecies but anywhere between 2-6 feet.

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probely up to 4 to 5 feet

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They can get 4-6 ft long.

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20 ft

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