Milk snakes can be raised at home and are relatively simple to keep. As long as there is a shoe box-sized space, it is enough to add a water basin and a nest. Daily care is relatively simple. The food is mainly mice, and the size is the same as the thickest size of the snake.

In addition, the breeding of milk snakes is not difficult, and it does not necessarily need to go through the hibernation stage. After about two years of breeding, they can mature and start breeding, and female snakes can lay 10-15 eggs at a time.