Looking for some kingsnakes.Any breeders in particular that have some outstanding kings?Im going to Lee Watson's in Chicago on Saturday and was wondering what the kingsnake outlook is like there.
I know this is the wrong forum but Im sure it has the most intelligent per ratio than any other forum.LOL.
I promise someday when I master English Im going to learn the Latin names. Thanks Paul.
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Gargoyle420
Nov 29, 2004 12:38 AM
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terryp
Nov 29, 2004 10:56 AM
I don't breed any kings, but have always liked the eastern chain kingsnakes. They are the largest of the kings and get 6 foot plus. California kingsnakes have the most "morph" and "phases" of the kings. That might be one to look at. Just continue what you are doing and ask a lot of questions and weed through the answers. Make sure it is a snake that you like as that is one of the priorities. I hope you don't mind being musked Paul. LOL.
Terry Parks
Gargoyle420
Nov 29, 2004 11:35 PM
Ive had milksnakes and yes just when they seem to settle down they get ya.LOL.
tempest
Nov 29, 2004 01:50 PM
A lot of people have gotten into Brook's (florida) kingsnakes lately, and they are breeding a half a dozen or so interesting morphs. I jumped on that bandwagon earlier this year when I bought a pair of New England axanthics from Tim Ricks. It had been a while since I'd bought any new kingsnakes, and I was definitely not disappointed! These guys are wonderful!
I'll bet you'd be able to find some of those due to their popularity right now. Expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $500, depending on the morph.
Good Luck with whatever you decide!
