Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
Milk, rat, and king snakes are all cannibals - they will kill and eat other snakes. This is why I get upset when my neighbors kill the wild black rat snakes - they are killing a snake that eats copperheads and rattlesnakes.

The husbandry requirements for the milk snakes are vastly different than for the BP. The milk needs temps from the low-mid 70's to mid 80's with low to moderate humidity, your ball python needs temps from the upper 70's to low 90's with high humidity.
Yeah i looked at that, both their ranges for requirements fit in with each other; BP's live fine with 60% which most terrariums fit that as their humidity levels and milk's are fine with that humidity. This is the advice i'm looking for you have given facts and evidence into possible reasons it might not work while not becoming slanted. Though snakes resort to cannibalism when there is competition? These 2 wouldn't be close to competing. (This doesn't apply to you) Why is everyone making this conversation as if i have the milk snake and ball python together right now? I don't plan on buying the cage like i stated. Plus i only own BP's which i plan on sticking with for the most part.