Is a venomous snake a good pet?

Answer 1

Milk snakes are allied to kingsnakes in the genus Lampropeltis. The scientific name is Lampropeltis triangulum. There are several subspecies of milk snakes, and none are endangered. Also included among the milk snakes is the scarlet kingsnake.

Answer 2

Venomous snakes are not recommended for most households as they pose a significant safety risk to humans. It is important to have a thorough understanding of their care needs, potential risks, and legal regulations before considering one as a pet. It is generally recommended to opt for non-venomous snake species that are suitable for captivity.

Answer 3

Absolutely. They are one of the best reptile pet that you can imagine. Though pythons, anacondas, or other large snakes are absolutely not the best pet & they are illegal to keep in most states in the U.S. It is recommended to get one that is small, beautiful, & fun.

Answer 4

a Corn Snake is great first snake to start with and it does not bite unless it is under stress. It might not eat right away for you ether. If you do get a Corn Snake do not pick it up

Answer 5

Only if you don't mind being bit by it.

What does common sense tell you?

Answer 6

that can be they are sometimes nice and sometimes mean but all snakes bite if it has teeth then it bites just as simple as that

Answer 7

no its cousin is the coral snake

Answer 8

Yes