What is easier to breed corn snakes or milk snakes?

Question

im about to start a small time breeding space in my house and i was wondering which was easier to breed and which one i could sell for the most money??and i was wondering how to make one of those cages where u pull out the tubs?

Answer 1

corns are a little easier to breed but they're both pretty easy. You wouldn't make much of anything breeding corn snakes. You could make a little money on Milks but you would need some rare morphs. You would have to do it by volume w/ those two, hatching 100 eggs or so and probably selling them for $10 to $20 a piece. If you want to make money, best to look into something else.  

Answer 2

You shouldn't breed especially if you're out for money. Unless you were to breed some extremely rare or never before seen morph, don't expect to do much more than break even with the baby's care. Corn Snakes and milk snakes are both very cheap animals to buy.

But you really shouldn't breed, I don't think you have anything special or good quality to offer to the herp community.

Answer 3

for the most part corns and milks are not money makers. to many people breed them and supply far exceeds demand. they are both VERY easy to breed. my 13 years old daughter handles most of the corn and king/milk breedings in my collection, including all the geckos. as far as racks you can find many detailed plans online.