Albino Ghost King Snake

(Lampropeltis)

The photo shows the exact snake you will recieve.

Captive Bred 2024

Size: ~30cm

Sex: Female

King snakes, belonging to the genus Lampropeltis, are a diverse group of non-venomous constrictor snakes found primarily in North and Central America. Known for their striking patterns and varied colours, king snakes are popular among reptile enthusiasts as both pets and educational animals. These adaptable serpents inhabit a range of environments, from woodlands and grasslands to deserts. King snakes are efficient hunters, preying on a diet that often includes other snakes, rodents, and even reptile eggs. With a length averaging between 3 to 6 feet, depending on the species, they are generally manageable in size for captivity. King snakes exhibit a docile temperament, though individual behaviour can vary. When kept as pets, they require a secure enclosure with proper heating, a hiding spot, and a substrate like aspen shavings. Consistent feeding with appropriately sized prey items, routine veterinary care, and providing mental stimulation through environmental enrichment contribute to the overall well-being of king snakes in captivity. Their unique coloration and ease of care make them a popular choice for reptile enthusiasts of all experience levels.

The Mexican Black king snake is unique due to its lack of pattern and beautiful black scalation. 

Adult size: 36-48 Inches

Lifespan: 15-25 Years

Breeding Age: 2-4 Years

Please take a look at the King Snake care sheet for more information.