As with adult snakes the diet of a baby snake depends on its size and species. Most snakes are not particular about their prey and most animals of suitable size will do, though some species do specialize. The young of smaller species such as, rat snakes and water snakes, often prey on insects and other invertebrates as well as occasional small fish and amphibians depending on what is available. Some larger species such as the larger boas and pythons can start on small mammals and birds. The young of some vipers specialize in eating amphibians and even have venom specially formulated for amphibian physiology.
gardner snakes eat dugs and small baby snakes
no
Baby garter snakes will eat small earthworms and live fish or tadpoles.
sometimes
Full-grown rabbits are rather large for most snakes, but many snakes will prey on baby rabbits, and some of the larger snakes can eat adult rabbits.
Garter snakes can eat ants but they are more common to eat other things
maybee
they eat insects when they are smaller but sometimes grow into bigger snakes and start eatine baby mice
About once a week.
Flakes of dead skin!
pinky mice or baby crickets
no dey cant