Favorite Kingsnake Species?

I love my cali kings - I have two albino's and getting a reverse inkdrop albino female from Wes (wilomn) at the end of the summer once it cools off. She's pictured in his cali king thread down there

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Skulls, that's a normal albino. They're cool.

The Thayeri and Mexicana above may not be pure. If you want either of those species and you want a pureblooded animal be sure to get one from a breeder that is really anal about locality snakes. There has been a LOT of mixing in those species in the last 20 years.

I have a striped cali king.. All black with a white stripe. Thats my favorite cali king look.

I've picked up a few brooksi lately that I'm really enjoying. I'll get some pictures when I get back home again. (Out fishin this weekend) I've got some nice normal brooks and a pair of hypos that are really cool. They seem to be a little more laid back then my other kings

Fishin trip must be over by now.

My vote goes to the Black Mexican Kingsnake. My girl is Awesomehttp://i1308.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0995e0e7.jpghttp://i1308.photobucket.com/albums/...psb36d4112.jpg!!!!

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Originally Posted by 3skulls

Fishin trip must be over by now.

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Nope, not yet. Maybe tomorrow if The weather starts turning bad :)

Nothing quite like fresh fish right out of the lake. Mmmm Mmmm good

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Originally Posted by MarkS

Nope, not yet. Maybe tomorrow if The weather starts turning bad :)

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Haha well we will wait then. Enjoy!!

And that's a cool looking snake!

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Originally Posted by wilomn

Skulls, that's a normal albino. They're cool.

The Thayeri and Mexicana above may not be pure. If you want either of those species and you want a pureblooded animal be sure to get one from a breeder that is really anal about locality snakes. There has been a LOT of mixing in those species in the last 20 years.

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My Thayeri (posted early in the thread) is definitely pretty darn pure. He's from Vivid/Vermilya lines. But that's a good point and it's not just limited to L. mexicana.