King Snake

Kingsnakes are all members of the genus Lampropeltis. There are a number of species in the genus, and many of these are found in captivity. Some

King snakes (Lampropeltis genus) are wonderful snakes. There are many species in captivity, and many of these have unique colors and patterns. When these were selectively

 Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis) are amazing snakes known for their ability to eat other snakes. While there are a number of species, most have a similar lifespan.

Kingsnakes (genus Lampropeltis) share their habitat with rat snakes in much of the United States. The New World rat snakes are more closely related to kingsnakes than they

Kingsnakes are wonderful colubrid snakes. All members of the genus Lampropeltis are considered kingsnakes. You can find many species of kingsnake available at breeders. Captive-bred animals are

If your kingsnake is being stubborn about eating, it can make you very worried about them. You may also want to leave your snake at

 One of the big concerns for anyone researching a new potential snake is how large it will get. After all, you need to know the

Breeding any animal is a big step. You need to provide proper care for both the parents and babies to ensure healthy animals. This guide

One of the biggest factors you are likely to consider when deciding on a pet is temperament. Some snakes are easier to handle than others.

King snakes make for great pets. If you want to raise any member of the Lampropeltis genus, let this be a quick start. The California kingsnake Lampropeltis Californiae is