Summertime BBQ’s are over, kids are back in school, and reptiles are being prepared for their overwintering process in many collections throughout herpetoculture. Some serpents breed during this time, while others wait for the spring warm up. Colubrids typically breed in early spring; there are a few steps to make sure your snake is able […]
Milk snakes are not to be confused with a very popular summer-time drink, milkshakes. Even though there is a similarity between the two. After publishing The Guide to Honduran Milksnakes in late 2013 I have come to realize how the human brain actually sees Milksnakes and Milkshakes. There have been many people wondering why anyone […]
Breeding out the Beauty Corn Snakes, Pantherophis guttatus, formerly Elaphe guttatus gutattus are the most produced snake in captivity. The ease of care, large clutches and one of the first snakes producing color and pattern mutations are just some of the reasons why. The first amelanistic (also called albino) corn snake was caught by Dr. Benard […]
