Milk snakes will not recognize their owners. Snakes are cold-blooded animals and have very low IQs. They will not recognize their owners quickly like mammals, let alone develop feelings for their owners. However, if the milk snake has been with its owner for a long time, it will become familiar with the owner's voice, form some conditioned reflexes, and will not actively attack the owner.

How to raise milk snakes

1. Raising milk snakes has high requirements for temperature and humidity. You can use sun lamps or chicken light bulbs to increase the temperature. The temperature should be kept at about 25-28°C during the day and 22-25°C at night, and the humidity should be kept at 50%.

2. Milk snakes are not very big. They can be fed with white mice or rats. When they are larvae, they can be fed with suckling rats, or they can catch some small lizards or frogs in the wild.

3. Milk snakes are nocturnal, so please feed them in a dark environment. Keep your hands away when feeding and use tweezers instead.