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Although I found it in Las Vegas, I'm not sure if that means anything. I believe that it was in captivity, and was released nearby where I found it wandering aimlessly in the middle of the hot part of the afternoon. There were at least 6 captive snakes that were released in the area, and the others were collected by somebody else. The snake is not very active. It reminds me of a corn snake from the markings on top, but has darker patterns underneath. I will attach some images right away...
It is one of the morphs of the Variable Kingsnake. Definitely not a native.
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Chris Harrison
San Antonio, TX
and a really cool looking one at that. I wouldn't have let it go. lol
So does it eat the same as other Kingsnakes? Should be easy to get it to eat??? It just hasn't seemed to move around or look interested for the first week, but I saw a little more activity during the last couple of days. Thinking of trying a small mouse...
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