Yep, that's an albino California King Snake. Yellow banding (as opposed to white) on a black/ chocolate background (unless albino!) makes her a Coastal Phase. White bands on a black background, like my Cali, are Desert Phase. But there are various other types including abherrants and stripes, snows, blizzards...
Is this a California mountain snake albino because on your care sheet you say average size 2.5 ft but she looks like she 4.5 ft when she laid out in her home it 3ft by 1.5ft and she can go from corner to corner that makes her 4.5ft she seem to stalk me but she eat yesterday that good after only getting her Saturday Darren
Hi there I bought my first ever snake on the 8th of Nov 2008 It is a Mexican Black King it is 2 and a half foot long and totally black apart from two white flecks under its chin. It was musking on me up until a couple of days ago. Another King owner told me how to stop it and its worked a treat. I fed it last night on a fuzzy for the first time so I am quite proud of my little achievement lol At the moment it is asleep and probably digesting its feed so I am leaving alone for a couple of days before I handle it again.
1.0.0 Mexi Black (Snoop) 1.0.0 Milk Pueb (Lestat) 0.2.0 Mexi Black (no name)
Good idea. They don't like being handled after their dinner. Much better to leave them be so they don't regurge
Definitely agree with that!
1.1.0 Arizona mountain king (Sylar and Claire) 0.1.0 Blotched king ( Jasmin) 1.1.0 Guyana red-tail boa (Hercules and Athena) 1.0.1 children (Alfie and BUMP)
If I wanted to breed from my snake I know it in the spring or summer but with the colour of her which king snake would be the best to get and how do you know when to put them together as I understand they eat each other if not careful
first snake
Posted - 09/11/2008 : 15:54:15
