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My Desert King Snakestook some clips of the kings and added some music(: Sorry if you dont like the music, just leeve your hate mail at home(; Music: Pooppy by: Mac miller. Hope you enjoy, comment rate and most importantly subscribe!!!!!!(: ... Continue reading
Desert Kingsnake SnakeDesert Kingsnake Snake. Scientific Name: Lampropeltis getula splendida. Family: Colubridae Adult Size: Adults can reach a length of 5 feet. Range: Central Texas through New Mexico to southeastern Arizona, into northern Mexico. Habitat: ... Continue reading
Is it normal to feed a snake, without constriction? | Pets All Dayissue of : How long can a small desert king snake go without eating How long sense of days, weeks or months, a small desert king snake go without e... Is it illegal to feed a snake a pet kitten? (5) question of Baptized In Fire : Is ... Continue reading
Aliens | A Man, a Dog and a GunEven now my son has both a Desert King Snake as well as a Gopher snake and my youngest daughter has a Milk snake. It is certain that none of my kids are scared of snakes. On the other hand some snakes it might pay to be ... Continue reading
The Lampro Blog: West Texas Gems Herp Nation Magazine ...The Gray Banded King Snake has somewhat of a cult following. Herpers from all over the nation and even other countries venture to the semi-arid desert of West Texas in search of these prized king snakes along with many other of the flora ... Continue reading
Desert Kingsnake, New Mexico | Flickr - Photo Sharing!Lampropeltis getula splendida Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge New Mexico Socorro County 22 May 2011 8:21pm This was on the driving tour route in the national refuge just after sunset. You're allowed to be in ... Continue reading
Arizona Desert Kingsnake, Lampropeltis getulusThe Arizona Desert Kingsnake however, does makes an excellent pet. With regular handling they are very gentle and docile. Being easy to feed and very hardy, the kingsnake is a favorite for both the beginner and the experienced herptologist ... Continue reading
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Desert Kingsnakes are usually shades of black and brown. They often have speckled markings in yellow, cream, or white. Hatchling Desert Kingsnakes are significantly brighter. The coloration fades with age. The Desert Kingsnake is a moderately sized snake and is rarely seen over four feet in length, although some specimens have been longer than five feet.