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Tri-Color Honduran Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum
hondurensis)
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These get huge and always feed readily.
We produce a few each year, mixed in with the Tangerines. Many grow
up to be a beautiful pale orange and red-banded snake (Apricot Phase) while
others may look more like the specimen illustrated here. Most of ours will
be heterozygous for other traits and will be priced accordingly. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos: Hatchling
Apricot, Tricolor
Close-up
Pricing: $65
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Tangerine Honduran Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum
hondurensis)
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These get huge and always feed readily. Wide black and red-orange rings on red.
We have out-crossed the Tangerine phase to Red phase animals to
intensify coloration. Our adults are nearly six feet long! Most of ours will be
heterozygous for other traits and will be priced accordingly. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos: Hatchling,
Adult, Adult
Pricing: $65
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Albino Tri-Color Honduran Milksnake
(Lampropeltis
t. hondurensis)
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Unbelievable!
Bright bands of red, white and yellow. Some specimens exhibit a bit more
orange than others, similar to the 'Apricot' specimens described above.
A key genetic trait that should be in all collections of Honduran
Milksnakes! |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos: Portrait,
Hatchling
Pricing: $150
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Albino Tangerine Honduran
Milksnake (Lampropeltis t. hondurensis)
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We
paid little attention to the Albino Honduran Milksnakes, until somebody
put one of these in my hands! Absolutely blinding colors of scarlet,
fluorescent orange and pinkish-white combined in a six foot snake with a
great disposition. We've been selecting for high band count specimens
as we find these more attractive than the wider bands. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos: Portrait
Pricing: $250
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Hypomelanistic Honduran Milksnakes
(Lampropeltis t. hondurensis)
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Hypo Hondurans are simply unbelievable! We think these are prettier than the albinos. Totally lacking
black tipping and with very thin clean bands, all of the colors are accentuated
into very clean and pure colors. Almost look pastel, or maybe plastic…
A key genetic trait that should be in all collections of Honduran
Milksnakes! |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos:
Tricolor
Hypo Hatchling
Pricing: $125
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Anerythristic Honduran Milksnakes (Lampropeltis t. hondurensis)
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Another
incredible looking mutation in this very popular snake. Totally lacking
red pigments, these are clad in bands of pink, white and black.
We'll produce heterozygous specimens as well. Combine this with
hypomelanism to produce 'Ghost' Hondurans, or with albinism to create
'Snow' Hondurans. A key genetic trait that should be in all collections of
Honduran Milksnakes! |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: $95
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Vera Cruz Milksnake (Lampropeltis t. polyzona)
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A rather rare large Central American
milksnake, also known as the Atlantic Central American Milksnake. Often the white bands are
completely obscured with black, giving the appearance of a red and black banded
snake! Typically, the red coloration takes on a more orange tone as they
age. While our colony is small, it consists of imported and F1 specimens
unrelated to common US lineages. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos:
Pricing: $250
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Nelsons’ Milksnakes (Lampropeltis t. nelsoni)
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The Nelsons' Milksnake is very close to the more common Sinaloan Milksnake in
appearance, size and temperament. The primary diagnostic feature is that
the black rings are 2-3 times the width of the white rings. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos: Hatchling,
Adult
Pricing: $45
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Aberrant Nelsons’ Milksnakes (Lampropeltis t. nelsoni)
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Some of our Nelson's
Milksnakes produce a high percentage of unusually marked (aberrant)
specimens. Some of these are very attractive snakes! Since the parents are
heterozygous, all are either albino or 66% het for albino as well. For
reasons unknown, the majority of these are male - but it just might be the
small numbers we've produced don't give an accurate picture. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos:
Another,
Juvenile,
Albino
Pricing: Pricing will be
based on quality of appearance.
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Albino Nelsons’ Milksnakes (Lampropeltis t. nelsoni)
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Amelanistic. The most and brightest red of any albino tricolor.
These snakes grow quickly, and are incredibly beautiful. Some people
have accused us of molding them out of plastic - until they move! |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos: Hatchling
Pricing: $125
Current Availability:
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Sinaloan Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae)
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These get big and always feed readily. Thin black and white rings with wide red
bands. We have selected breeding stock from across the nation to eliminate
inbreeding depression. |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: AvailableAdditional Photos:
Hatchling,
Adult, Adult,
Adult
Pricing: $45
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Patternless/Aberrant Sinaloan Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae)
Patternless Sinaloan Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae)
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An interesting genetic
mutation creating fully patternless Sinaloan
Milksnakes but with normal patterned heads! Related to the unusual aberrant
lines described above, and may in fact be simply extreme examples of the
same mutation, or may be something distinct. We're not yet sure. |
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Status:
First breeding (producing hets?) in 2005?
Care Sheet: Available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Pricing will be
based on quality of appearance.
Current Availability:
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