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Durango Mountain Kingsnake Group - Lampropeltis m. greeri | Flickr ...Durango Mountain Kingsnake Group - Lampropeltis m. greeri. Lampropeltis m. greeri. Want to comment on this photo? Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member). Where you are. Get to the next photo quick. Zoom ... Continue reading
Mountain Kings | MountainKingsnake.comCovers the California, Sonoran, Durango, and Queretaro Mountain Kingsnakes. A must for the Mountain Kingsnake or nature enthusiast. This is the only large, detailed natural history of Mountain Kingsnakes in existence. ... Continue reading
Photo of Hypomelanistic and Normal Durango Mountain Kingsnake ...Hypomelanistic and Normal Durango Mountain Kingsnake, Lampropeltis mexicana greeri. Photo From Gregg's Reptile Basement. Thanks Gregg. Continue reading
What is a good snake preferably a colubrid for an intermediate owner?I am big on lizards and started keeping snakes I have kept ball pythons, a durango mountain kingsnake, a bull snake and a false water cobra successfully and still have all but the ball pythons. I gave them away. What next? ... Continue reading
question everythingOnce upon a time, I cohabitated with someone who owned a Durango Mountain Kingsnake. While in this person's possession, the snake was kept in a 20-ish gallon tank, from which she was rarely (essentially never) removed. ... Continue reading
KingsnakeLampropeltis mexicana leonis (Günther, 1893); Durango Mountain Kingsnake, Lampropeltis mexicana greeri (Webb, 1961); Nuevo Leon Kingsnake, Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri (Loveridge, 1924). Lampropeltis pyromelana. Utah Mountain Kingsnake ... Continue reading
Kingsnake - Durango MountainThe Durango Mountain Kingsnake is a small to medium sized kingsnake, usually growing to around two t. Continue reading
King Snake Morphs, Localities, and Species PhotosBlizzard California Kingsnake. Reverse Stripe California Kingsnake. Wide Striped California Kingsnake. Chihuahua Mountain Kingsnake, Lampropeltis pyromelana knoblochi. Chihuahua Mountain Kingsnake. Durango Mountain Kingsnake ... Continue reading
Blogs » Reptilegeeks - The Best Reptile Community on the Internet!Desert Kingsnakes; Durango Mountain Kingsnakes; False Water Cobras (Normal and Hypo); Gray-banded Kingsnakes (Alterna & Blair's); Jungle Carpet Pythons; KingCorns (Albino - Nuevo Leon King x Corn); Macquard's Rat Snake (Albino) ... Continue reading
Snake Species PhotosDesert Kingsnake, Lampropeltis getula splendida. Diamondback Water Snake Nerodia rhombifer. Durango Mountain Kingsnake, Lampropeltis mexicana greeri. Dusky Pigmy Rattlesnake, Sistrurus miliarius barbouri (Venomous) ... Continue reading
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The Durango Mountain Kingsnake is a small to medium sized kingsnake, usually growing to around two to three feet long. This snake is generally gray with 28 to 25 black bands on their bodies with 4-7 additional bands on their tails. One thing that makes this snake so beautiful are the red and orange markings that usually appear in the centers of the black bands, also some will have yellowish markings on the edge of the black bands. They have pointed heads that are usually a bit wider than their necks. All Durango Mountain Kingsnakes should have sharp and distinct patterns on their heads. This snake somewhat resembles the Gray Banded Kingsnake.