I have an anerythristic jurassic milk snake that I just love. I got her a few months ago at a reptile show in Sarasota.
I was told that a jurassic milk is a cross between 2 different kinds of snake. Is this true? I have only ever seen one other than mine. Anyone know why they are so hard to find?
Thanks.
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jurassic milk snake
whereisalice
Aug 27, 2005 11:10 AM
Replies (2)
medusah
Aug 27, 2005 03:09 PM
A jurassic is nothing more then a hybrid (mutt), should not even be called a milksnake. Produced from some type of milksnake bred to a kingsnake.
They don't have much of a following here on the milksnake forum. You would get better response on the hybrid forum.
Hope this helped
colubrid-aphilia
Aug 27, 2005 04:01 PM
>>I have an anerythristic jurassic milk snake that I just love. I got her a few months ago at a reptile show in Sarasota.
>>I was told that a jurassic milk is a cross between 2 different kinds of snake. Is this true? I have only ever seen one other than mine. Anyone know why they are so hard to find?
>>Thanks.
They are hard to find because they are a "hybrid" and there are not that many people that are interested in these created snakes. Purchasing these animals only helps to fuel the demand for mutts.
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"Colubrid-aphilia", adj; An inordinate love of Colubrids.
