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Kingsnake - California (More...)

California Kingsnakes will not grow into large snakes. Normally, at maturity, they will measure three to four feet, five feet at a maximum. They are very attractive snakes that come in several color morphs; and the variety of patterns coupled with th

Kingsnake - Chihuahua Mountain (More...)

By adulthood, Chihuahua Kingsnakes usually reach lengths between 32 and 48 inches. They have broad heads with well-defined necks and slender bodies. The bodies of Chihuahua Kingsnakes are usually creamy white with between 55 and 95 triads of red. A w

Kingsnake - Coastal mountain (More...)

Rarely exceeding thirty inches in length, the Coastal Mountain Kingsnake is a small snake. They have smooth scales in a pattern of alternating white, red, and black bands. They resemble the Coral Snake and Sonoran Mountain Kingsnake, although these s

Kingsnake - Common (More...)

There are many color variations and patterns for this kind of snake, though bands are common. The colors can include combinations of black, brown, cream, white and pale yellow depending on their habitat. There are also some minor variants of what the

Kingsnake - Desert (More...)

Desert Kingsnakes are usually shades of black and brown. They often have speckled markings in yellow, cream, or white. Hatchling Desert Kingsnakes are significantly brighter. The coloration fades with age. The Desert Kingsnake is a moderately sized s

Kingsnake - Durango Mountain (More...)

The Durango Mountain Kingsnake is a small to medium sized kingsnake, usually growing to around two to three feet long. This snake is generally gray with 28 to 25 black bands on their bodies with 4-7 additional bands on their tails. One thing that mak

Kingsnake - Eastern (More...)

The Eastern Kingsnake is black, though sometimes brown shades are seen, with 20 to 45 white to yellow cross bands along its body and tail. The pattern is often described as chain-like hence their other name "Chain Kingsnake". They are larger than som