The pictures below are actual photos of my breeders and represent my current & future breeding stock.

Lampropeltis triangulum gaigeae

Black milksnakes are among the best snakes to keep in captivity. These Milksnakes get big, average adult size: 56"-76”. They are incredibly strong and fearless predators but are very docile and compliant captives. They are extremely hardy in captivity and are voracious feeders. They don’t mind being handled. Black milksnakes are born as tricolors and gradually darken as they mature into a glossy jet-black coloration. Closely resembling an Indigo Snake. Juveniles start turning dark between 6 and 10 months of age.

Lampropeltis triangulum andesiana

This is one of the big milksnakes, adults reaching lengths of 4 – 6 feet. It also is one of the calmer of the milksnakes. A tri-colored Milk snake with red rings sometimes tipped with black. This species tends to be dark. Andean Milksnakes do extremely well in captivity. Its large adult size makes it an oddity in any collection. The adults tend to be very docile with the juveniles being somewhat flighty.

Lampropeltis triangulum annulata

These guys are other popular Milk snake among reptile collectors. This tricolor is very easy to keep in captivity and reaches 24”-32" in length. Mexican milksnakes are hardy eaters, and have a mellow temperament. They can vary in color from blood red to orange-red. Just a great little Milk snake.

Lampropeltis triangulum cambelli

Pueblan Milksnakes can be flighty as hatchlings, but will tame down if handled on a regular basis. A very easy to care for Milk snake that does well in captivity. Making them a great pet for a beginner. Typically reaching 24”- 36”.

Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae

A medium sized Milk snake, reaching 36”-48” at adulthood. Sinaloan Milksnakes are one of the calmest of the milksnakes, good natured and easy to handle. These seem to have the biggest, reddest bands of the milksnakes.

Lampropeltis t. nelsoni

This is a large Milk snake Average adult size: 40"-56" Nelson's milksnakes are very hardy and easy to keep. Their care is basically identical to that of corn snakes. They are great for beginners because of their simple care and good feeding habits. This is one of the calmest of the large milksnakes, not wiggly, a pleasure to handle. They strongly resemble Sinaloan milksnakes.

Lampropeltus t. hondurensis

Honduran Milksnakes are great for beginners and the advanced keepers alike. They have a mild temperament are very good feeders. Honduran babies are quite nervous as hatchlings but usually calm down after about a year or so and will make great pets. The Honduran Milk snake is one of the largest of the Milk snake species reaching 5'-'6'in length.

a/k/a Chihuahua Mountain Kingsnake

Lampropeltis pyromelana knoblochi

Tarahumara / Chihuahua Mountain Kingsnakes, one of the finest of the “pyros”. A beautiful snake with a great temperament and is easy to care for. These snakes often cling to their handlers, probably imitating the rock climbing actions it would in the wild. The largest, most desirable and sought after of the montane kingsnakes - average adult size: 3'-4’. Its popularity is due to its variability and exotic appearance.