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    I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the morphs of the eastern kingsnake, and how the orange pigment came to be. I've only recently noticed a few pics on ks.com of a few easterns, and they are FULL of orange pigment. The only ones I've ever seen in person were strictly black w/ white stripes, and then of course the albino. Are there any more morphs? And does this orange pigment stay throughout adulthood of the snake? If so, I want one!! Oh, and the caption of the pics' say that the snake is a GA eastern. Does that have something to do with its color?

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    a pic of what i am talking about...


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    I have never seen one of those before! I think it should be called the Halloween Kingsnake! Cool colors!

    Is there a big difference between the Cali Kings, and the Eastern Kings?
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    Not really. Most kings are pretty much the same, easy to keep. Require the same amount of care. Some may need a little higher temps than others, but thats about it.
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    That's definitely one of the more intersting kings I've ever seen!

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    I've actually found a guy, named Will, that breeds and sells! He's out for the year though, so we'll see about it next year.
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    That is a very interesting king if i say so myself. I had never seen any other vartiation of color's except for the Albino, typical black and white and the Mountain King that is Black, Cream and Red.
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