Can I keep 2 corn snakes and a milk snake together?

[Mada]

I know that milk snakes are cannabalistic but I have 2 corn snakes and a peublan milk snake (all babys) about the same size and if I put 2 and not 1 snake with the milky will she be peacful

[Cody]

corn snakes are also known to be cannibalistic at young ages. I wouldn't,especially with baby's.

[Dion J]

They should all be kept separate. Corn snakes will readily eat other snakes as well.
Many beginning snake keepers have learned this the hard way.

[Julie]

No, you can't. Get them all separate enclosures.

[GREEN LIZARD]

Just because there is an extra snake does mean she will be peaceful, it just means more food for her.

[T B]

No no no no no.

Also, no.

Corns will bully and stress other corns and especially other snake species. They can and will kill each other too. Plus, if one gets sick or parasites they ALL get sick or parasites and then you have a triple vet bill.

House them all in appropriate cages by themselves.

[Christopher]

On my facebook page at Corn Snake Facts and Questions. There is a person on this page that actually did put two corn in the same tank which was the same size. She said that they do not show any aggression towards each other and get along just fine. There is another pic on this page of them being side by side roaming around. They are both females. If you do this I would watch them close for a couple days and if they do not show aggression you will be fine. Just when it comes to feeding take them out separate and feed them. This way they do not get aggressive towards each other and do try to kill one another. Like I said check this page out a lot of people like this page and it helps them out a lot. You can post pics of your snakes on her as well as questions you may have. I have years of experience with corn, milk, and king snakes.