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For Sale 2010 California Mountain Kingsnakes...Zonata....

JerryKruse

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Hello all,

working with all ssp and natural intergrades of Lampropeltis zonata from my home. All captive bred and painstakingly worked with to ensure ultimate satisfaction. Please peruse my site to become more acquainted....

www.zonatas.com


Thank you in advance!


Jerry Kruse
Magnum Opus Zonata
 

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....And no, that is not a desert phase California kingsnake......but rather a heterozygous Sierra mountain kingsnake sire mating to a visual black & white (axanthic) Sierra mountain kingsnake dam (L. zonata multicincta). Rare.
 
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