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Colubrids

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Colubrids we work with.

Aesculapian Snake

Binomial Nominclature: 
Elaphe aesupiana

This is the snake portrayed on the ancient medical symbols. Olive green to dark brown with yellow flecks in between the scales. Average four to six feet as adults. Tame.

Blairs or Gray Banded Kingsnake

Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis mexicana blair

Highly variable. Once this animal was divided into two sub- species, Lampropeltis mexicana blairi and Lampropeltis mexicana alterna because they are so variable until someone caught a gravid female that produced both morphs. Average thirty to forty inches as adults. Very tame.

California Kingsnake

Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis getula californiae

Brown and Yellow Banded- Dark Brown and light yellow banded.

California Kingsnake

Morph: 
Black and White
Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis getula californiae

Fifty-fifty jet black and clear white banded.

California Kingsnake

Morph: 
Banana
Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis getula californiae

The goal is to produce a solid yellow snake, we are about seventy percent of the way there.

California Kingsnake

Morph: 
Snow
Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis getula californiae

Solid white with pink eyes.

Chain Kingsnake

Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis getula getula

Non- locality. Jet black with white bands. Average four to five feet as adults.

Chain King Snake or Common King Snake

Binomial Nominclature: 
Lampropeltis getula getula

Jet black and crystal clear white bands. Average four to five feet as adults.

Corn Snake

Morph: 
Butter
Binomial Nominclature: 
Elaphe guttata guttata

White ground color with a butter yellow blotch.

Corn Snake

Morph: 
Green Blotched Snow
Binomial Nominclature: 
Elaphe guttata guttata

White background with a lime green blotch.

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