"It's true that Lampropeltis have a very small following in Europe... I cannot fathom why, especially since some of the most spectacular and easy to maintain snakes are Kingsnakes and Milksnakes.

Here, ball pythons rule. If you offered me one for free, I would gladly give it away to anyone interested!"


Yeah, I will never understand this either. Why don't they just collect painted rocks?. Hopefully it will get better over in the UK soon in regards to Lampropeltis.

A young San Antonio line Black milk......



tricolor hypo, het anery/poss. het amel




an nice aberrant hypo male.....



one of the extreme hypos I produced this past year....



L.t.abnorma originating from central highlands Guatemala stock



An exceptionally green female from my "high-yellow" floridana line.....



A richly colored golden-yellow floridana from the same "high-yellow" line....


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