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I adopted this stunning kingsnake today from the rescue I volunteer with.
Its my first snake (hubby has a ball python). I wanted a corn snake, until I met this guy.
There were two other snakes with this guy when they were surrendered by their owner. One is a snow corn and the other a spotted python.
I really like the snow corn but this kingsnake really took my breath away.
The others will be up for adoption soon
 

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Real nice dot dash Cali king. They all look nice and healty for rescue snakes. Most Calis have great personalities I'm sure you will be happy you gave it a new home.
 
Thanks! The king is a super nice snake. Well, all of them are but I couldn't resist the king. These are not the typical of what the rescue animals look like when they come in. These were owner surrendered and well cared for. The owner actually told us that we were getting a king, a corn and a carpet python. Apparently she thought, for the last 8 years, that the spotted was a carpet.
There was also a retic that came in that is VERY SICK and very crispy. Lucky for us one of the founding members of the rescue is an exotics vet.
Its nice to get some healthy animals in now and then.
 
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