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RE: Kingsnake hybrid... can this be done?

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Posted by: BeattyReptiles at Mon Aug 24 21:51:49 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BeattyReptiles ]  
   

I actually did that cross last year. I bred a brooks to an albino striped cal-king. The babies looked amazingly similar to eastern chain kings. Makes you wonder if some of the "pure" snakes aren't hybrids to begin with.

You should keep your eggs as close to 82 degrees and 100% humidity as possible.

Ryan

   

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