Kingsnakes

It's time to spy the lie.

All but one is extremely venomous Cobra Viper Mamba Kingsnake All but one is extremely venomous Cobra Viper Mamba Kingsnake Angel?

I don't know my snakes very well.

I'm going to go with king snake.

chopped his own hand off

like this dude is hardcore crazy and they they totally watered down his character the years that followed it was a crime And they even had King Snake kick his ass, which was, like, the biggest insult.

I was like, oh, my God.

How are you going to treat the cagey beast like this? You got

When you come into a section of the hobby, right? And people don't like being told what to do, but this is advice.

When you come into a sect of the hobby, whether it's Morelia, Balls, Monitors, Kingsnakes, Shut the fuck up for a while.

Shut the fuck up for a while.

Don't come in and spend money and buy up a million things.

So is it expanding your kind of target, you know, the things you want to see? Or is it like you just kind of see it incidentally and you're like, oh, that was cool.

Or now I need to see more of the, you know, the relatives of those or like kind of like the Lampropeltis.

Yeah.

I think for me, just like all the mountain kingsnakes in Mexico are super intriguing and there's just so many.

I'll say it again.

I did feed that to my Kingsnake.

So, you know, we don't waste resources around here.

It's unfortunate.

community when I kept snakes

younger.

I can remember going on Kingsnake and looking at listings and stuff like that.

And I had Reptiles Magazine with the classifieds in the back.

The red rat snake, Elaphe g. gutata, is one of the most beautiful of North American snakes.

King snakes and milk snakes, genus Lampropeltis, usually eat small rodents, lizards, and small snakes.

Disposition, same as rat snakes.

bull snake pituophis melanoluchus sei a large constrictor and the largest snake native to missouri will eat adult rats mice and baby chicks usually do well in captivity water snakes genus natrix will eat minnows frogs tadpoles and sometimes mice they will bite when captured and will at times continue to bite after being in captivity for a long time hog nose snake genus heterodon a smaller variety averages two to two and a half feet feeds only on toads but nearly always eats in captivity boa constrictor boa constrictor one of the most commonly kept snakes being a tropical snake it must be kept warm eighty to eighty eight degrees fahrenheit will eat rodents and birds burmese python python millaris bivatus which may reach twenty to twenty four feet long is often kept as a pet by the amateur snake collector they require the same temperature and food as the boa constrictor reticulated python python reticulatus same as the burmese python but will grow longer large specimens will eat rabbits african rock python python sebae same in general needs as the burmese python will grow slightly longer and may not tame as easily as some other species large specimens will eat rabbits ball python python regius another species from africa but averages three to four feet in length usually a good feeder on rodents but at times may only eat birds requires the same needs as other tropical species the following is a list of snakes that may have a few drawbacks as pets or are not recommended to keep in captivity racers and coach whips colubr and masticophis very nervous seldom eat in captivity ring neck brown and other small burrowing snakes these secretive species often will not eat in captivity and require animal foods which may be difficult to secure ribbon garter and green snakes because they may be hard to feed in winter it is best to keep only during the summer months Eastern Indigo Snake This species is protected in the state of Florida and is becoming rare over all its range.

So yeah, fortunately avoided that bear trap that you guys.

It's a tricky one, but you know, we saw a lot of cool stuff and, Had a lot of good times out doing it, and even with being unsuccessful in the Kingsnake, you get down into southeastern Colorado at the right time of year.

You're just pulling snakes out of your pockets left and right.

They're everywhere.

i'd be in a random show in oregon

oh it's not i mean I've looked, some people, well, I guess the Banded Kingsnake people I've talked to know where to get them, but they're just, they're really rare because they're only from that one specific county in Texas.

I think it's Tyler County.

I can't remember.

I mean, some people, some pet stores will buy small lots.

You can see small lots go on Morph Market.

But when Kingsnake was still formerly owned by the other person, there weren't that many messages requesting wholesale lots from the bigger wholesalers.

There were some sometimes.

Uh, I like to see what's going on out there and I interact with some of the breeders, uh, in, in that, uh, arena.

And then of course, kingsnake.com is coming online as well.

And they have a segment, uh, in our history and green tree Python discussions.

So I participate in all of those.