This is an albino Pabra milk snake, which is non-toxic. Many climbers keep this gentle toy snake at home. Milk is really like a coral snake, but there are still ways to distinguish it. These methods are as follows:

Any part of a snake's body:

The pattern of milk is:

Black, black, black, black, black, black.

The pattern of the coral snake is:

Yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow yellow

Due to the congenital lack of melanin, this Pablo in the picture turned white where it should be black.

In addition, by the way, milk snakes and coral snakes are two different families. The milk snake belongs to the family Eupatorium, while the coral snake belongs to the family Cobra. It's not what the friend above said. This snake is a subspecies of coral snake.