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I feel like a dolt asking this question, especially having kept snakes for as long as I have, but what is meant by color change in black milkshakes? Having kept green tree pythons for several years, I'm very familiar with their color changes. Will your snakes colors just intensify, or do they eventually lose their banding?
I have 2 milk snakes - a Pueblan and a black milk. The Pueblan was quite a musker when he was young. Even now he threatens to musk! He has never attempted to bite. The black milk is the calmest snake I own, perhaps not as calm as the western hognose, but very close.
See my black milk has always been jumpy. He's musked me a couple times when he was younger. Now that he is older he is calming down. He is not my calmest snake, my boas is. But I think mine is the exception rather than the rule.
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