Milksnakes are known for being very nippy and squirmy until they reach about a year of age and magically start calming down
Of the 3 I have, 2 are handable to the point that they squirm but that's it. The third - tangerine honduran of about 10 months is an absolute demon that thrashes and bites wildly. Its bites are worse than the adult corns. As such me and my gf try to keep handling to a minimum.
Should I just leave it alone and try again when she hits a year old?
Could someone also explain to me why overhandling it would not work? To tame a texas rat snake down, one is advised to handle it everyday and they eventually become like corn snakes. To be honest, there really isnt much to their biting anyway. So why would this not work on milks?