Eastern Indigos (Drymarchon couperi) The largest snake subspecies in North America. Adults generally range from 6' to 8' in length. Appearance is a glossy blue-black over the entire body with red or white chins & throats. Price: $900-$1100 each |
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Texas Indigos (Drymarchon errebennus) Very similar to the Eastern Indigo. More of a gray-black coloration with some speckles. Chin color is golden or brown. Price: Market price |
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Eastern Kingsnakes Edisto Island locale (Lampropeltis getula getula) A variation of the Eastern King with a naturally occurring mosaic pattern. Price: Market price |
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| Honduran Milksnakes Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis) The most popular milksnake. Available in several different morphs including Hypo, Extreme Hypo, Albino, and hets. Price: varies according to morph |
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| Coastal
Plains Milksnakes Tyrrell County, NC locale (Lampropeltis triangulum temporalis) Coastal Plains Milksnakes from North Carolina typically exhibit the most intense red coloration among the different locales. Price: $175 out of the egg, $250 feeding on pinks. |
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| Coastal
Plains Milksnakes Calvert County, MD locale (Lampropeltis triangulum temporalis) Hypo Coastal Plains Milksnakes from Maryland are a medium-red with light gray bands. Price: $400 |
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| Chihuahua
Mtn. Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis triangulum gaigae) From reduced-black breeders. Most have intricate lateral patterns. Price: $60 - $175 |
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| Black Milksnakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum gaigae) From San Antonio Zoo stock. Hatchlings start out as tricolors and gradually turn completely black over the course of 1-2 years. These snakes thrive at room temperature and are very docile and handlable. Price: $225/pair, $100 for lone males |
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