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    Re: Thought I'd better introduce myself as things seem to be a bit shaky .

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    That is an absolutly amazing looking snake.... are you saying its a mix of a king snake and a milk snake? Or is pueblan milk a type of king snake ive some how neglected
    All milk snakes are king snakes but not all king snakes are milk snakes. They're both in the Lampropeltis genus with milk snakes being further classified into the species triangulum. There are plenty of milk snake subspecies but they're all L. t. something-or-other.

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