Quote Originally Posted by Crowley136 View Post
Is it tue you don't need to worry about humidity at all with kingsnakes? And I'm wondering what the smallest kingsnake is that's commonly kept?
Not true. If your house is very dry, you're going to at least need to offer a damp retreat during sheds. The smallest depends on what you consider a king snake. There are generally more options in the Lampropeltis genus if you don't mind tapping into "milk snake" faction. Barring that, a couple of smaller common name "kings" are the scarlet(L. elapsoides) and grey banded(L. alterna). Between those two, I'd recommend alterna for the easier keeper and better handler in general.