In Jain Dharma, ahimsa is the highest principle. If a snake is live-fed, that involves direct हिंसा (harm) to another जीव, so it is not in harmony with Jain values.

If you are asking whether you can still be Jain, the answer is: yes, a person can still call themselves Jain, but Jain practice asks us to reduce and avoid violence as much as possible. Keeping a live-fed snake would be a serious ethical conflict with Jain conduct.

A Jain approach would be:

• Do not continue live feeding if it can be avoided.
• Use non-living, humane, and lawful care methods appropriate to the animal.
• If needed, seek help from a qualified reptile expert or rescue center.
• Reflect on ahimsa, compassion, and responsibility in your care of living beings.

So, being Jain is about striving toward nonviolence, and live feeding a snake is not consistent with that ideal.