Often overlooked milks

[crimsonking]

Although some are stunning, most haven't the "flash" of the other milks. These eastern milks are from Pa.
:Markhttp://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/151triangulum2a.jpg

[crimsonking]

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/151triangulum3a.jpg
:Mark

[alex_33]

Those are beauties, although I believe they're illegal to keep in Ontario :(

[wyz]

Good thing you didn't ask to identify this snake, I would of said.. cornsnake :)

WYZ

[spyderman]

Wow! Beautiful snake. I too would have said it was a Corn.

[Swampwalker]

Heres a pic of a wild E. Milk Snake.
These are great snakes.

http://www.pipcom.com/~jstick/milk09.jpg

[Andy_G]

You can tell they are a milk and not a corn because of head shape and eye appearance, they have slightly smaller eyes and a less distinct neck :).

I am in Ontario so I can't have any of em! :(

[Invictus]

I love it!!! But I definitely would have said Corn by the patterning. And I live in Alberta, so I can have one! I think I'll look around for one.

This will be my revenge on all you Hognose owners! HA!

[Colonel SB]

They are very nice :)

[Ace]

I've always wanted one, but being from Pa. can't. I'm not one to take them from the wild either (personal choice). So, here I sit envious AGAIN!!!

[Swampwalker]

http://www.pipcom.com/~jstick/milkstrike.jpg

[TheRedDragon]

Those are absolutely amazing looking Milks! I would have mistaken them for a commom corn at first glance!

[Katt]

My first snake was an eastern milk.

What a lovely pair Mark. I am sure you'll do well with the babies!