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RE: What kind of king is in this pic?

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Posted by: caz223 at Mon Dec 25 13:29:58 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by caz223 ]  
   

Yup, it's an albino cal king (Lavender and white.).

As far as handling goes, it's snake specific with cal kings.

Some don't seem to mind, and enjoy handling.

Some will resist handling and freak out every time they see movement.

They tend to be a bit headshy when small, but soon 95% of them will see you mean them no harm and will warm up to being handled.

If the snake musks you, they are not enjoying the experience.

You will know what I mean when it happens.

   

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