Kingsnake find

I was wandering CL and found this kingsnake looking for a new home. I've never really thought about having a kingnake, but I was really struck by her pattern!

I'll get better pics once I pick her up on Sat.

Here she is! I love her.

Very neat pattern, congrats! I hope she does well in her new home~

She chomped down a f/t mouse this morning!

Originally Posted by phoenix-cry

Here she is! I love her.

Very nice aberrant banded/dot Cal. king! I'm sure it will be "chomping down" plenty of rodents for you in the future.


~Doug

thanks!! I have found she is a serious garbage can! If anyone else isn't interested in their mouse she is!!

Originally Posted by phoenix-cry

thanks!! I have found she is a serious garbage can! If anyone else isn't interested in their mouse she is!!

Yep!,......"garbage can" is definitely a well-known trait of the getula complex. I have plenty of those myself. Here are just a few.....

~Doug

Wow!! those are all beauties! however I think I like the last one the best, that's an awesome pattern.

Originally Posted by phoenix-cry

Wow!! those are all beauties! however I think I like the last one the best, that's an awesome pattern.

Thanks!.....that is an aberrant/striped Outer Banks Kingsnake (L.g.sticticeps). These snakes are pretty rare in the hobby.

Here is a normal classic patterned one.





One of the "extreme hypos" I produced this year.





Love this very light hypo tricolor too.



A cool aberrant patterned hypo Honduran milk.



A smokin' aberrant cornsnake captured as a very tiny hatchling in the wilderness near Everglades National Park in extreme southern Miami/Dade county.



A pair of true central highlands Guatemalan Milksnakes (L.t.abnorma) This is the ONLY authentic bloodline of this subspecies known to exist in the entire U.S. or Europe now. These are EXTREMELY RARE!


The female Guatemalan milksnake:



The male Guatemalan milksnake

Stunning snakes, Dmong.