The iron-headed snake is known as a national treasure animal of the kingdom of snakes. In 1996, the iron-headed snake was included in the IUCN (World Conservation Union) Red List by the International Conservation Organization, and it belongs to the national special protection animal. Endemic and rare species, and therefore not domesticated.

After knowing whether the iron-headed snake can be domesticated, let's take a look at the iron-headed snake The life habit of the iron-headed snake is mainly in the arrow bamboo grasslands or gravel piles in the mountains, and it is mainly active during the day. Young snakes feed mainly on amphibians or lizards, while adults feed on small mammals.