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Sinaloan Milk SnakeTrade Name: Sinaloan Milk, Sinaloan. 1786 Family & Scientific Name: Colubridae; Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae. Identifying Features: The 10-16 red rings on this subspecies are very wide and completely encircle the ... Continue reading
sinaloan milk snake - healthy young male sinaloan milk-snake it has ...sinaloan milk snake - healthy young male sinaloan milk-snake it has even stripes ontop but on the belly all the colors swirl up his also pretty tame and eats live and froze - Leaping Lizards - Free Reptile ClassifiedsReptile, ... Continue reading
Fernando Ziemba: Sinaloan milksnake shedding?Sinaloan milksnake shedding? I just got a baby milk snake. He's about 10 inches long. I fed him a pinkie yesterday and he started shedding today. How long does it take for this baby snake to shed? Posted by Unknown at ... Continue reading
Sinaloan Milk Snake feeding | Raise SnakesMy Sinaloan Milk Snake (Gorrimin) eating a mouse. Music by The White Stripes: Stop Breaking Down, The Big Three Killed My Baby, Wasting My Time. Filmed using Nokia N95. Unfortunately could not film the feeding from ... Continue reading
Kurt Bartolini: How can I encourage my baby Sinaloan Milk Snake to ...How can I encourage my baby Sinaloan Milk Snake to tame down without frightening it? seems like your doing it right, it is just going to take some time. also, milk snakes are a little more "frisky" than some of the other kinds of ... Continue reading
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The moderately sized Sinaloan Milksnake averages about 3 feet in length. Their black heads have black eyes and a cream marking on their snout. Sinaloan Milksnakes are very vibrantly colored, primarily bright red with many pairs of black bands filled with white or a cream color. The scales are smooth and shiny. These are often confused with the Nelson's Milksnake, but the Nelson's has a narrower red band.