wild Cal King morphs anyone?

[andrew68]

Here's a half-banded half-striped kingsnake found in Orange County. Pretty rare morph in the wild, especially with a black belly.





and a regular banded from nearby

[Anya]

Gorgeous!! ^_^

[Daybreaker]

I love black Cali bellies! My aberrant has a partial black belly:

[Dj777]

Here's a half-banded half-striped kingsnake found in Orange County. Pretty rare morph in the wild, especially with a black belly.

Wow I wish I could have a cali King like that in my collection! Great find.

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[andrew68]

Thanks guys.

That's a nice looking king Daybreaker, got any pics of it from above?

Unfortunately I released that king I found since the boardline I found it at wasn't mine, just a personal ethics thing...

I think Cal Kings because they're a lot like ball pythons when it comes to all the different morphs. What's even cooler is many of the morphs are naturally occurring, especially in SoCal so you can get locality pure morphs. Breeding 2 snakes from the same field, you never know what's gonna pop out of those eggs when you breed them.

[Gio]

OH boy,, do i have to start thinking about adding one of those to the collection LOL! Nice find and props to you for letting nature be nature. I hope he/she goes on to live a long time!

Beautiful snake and even cooler that you are out herping!!!

[Daybreaker]

Thanks guys.

That's a nice looking king Daybreaker, got any pics of it from above?

Unfortunately I released that king I found since the boardline I found it at wasn't mine, just a personal ethics thing...

I think Cal Kings because they're a lot like ball pythons when it comes to all the different morphs. What's even cooler is many of the morphs are naturally occurring, especially in SoCal so you can get locality pure morphs. Breeding 2 snakes from the same field, you never know what's gonna pop out of those eggs when you breed them.

Here's her and her mosaic sister:





You have any pics of Calis you own/produced?