Ocean County, NJ Coastal Plains Milk Snakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum "temporalis")

Another very interesting variety of Milk Snake, our Coastal Plains Milks are a relict cross between the Eastern Milksnake (L.t.triangulum ) and the Scarlet Kingsnake (L.t.elapsoides). Beautiful animals! Our stock comes from Carl Barlett's Ocean County, New Jersey striped line. We expect to have hatchlings available in the 2008 season.

Hybino Honduran Milk Snakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis)

Hybino Hondurans are actually double homozygous animals which express the Albino and Hypo traits simultaneously. We purchased our Hybinos from Robert Seib in 2005. Robert was the first to produce these beautiful animals by breeding a pair of Terry Dunham' s Hypo 100% het. Albino animals. The clutch hatched out as hoped.two Hybinos and several Hypos which were possible het. Albino. We are currently working with Hybinos and Ghost Hondurans and hope to produce some unique Hondurans in the near future.

Ghost Honduran Milk Snakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis)

Ghost Hondurans are the double homozygous expression of the Hypomelanistic and Anerythristic genetic traits.

Bulls-Eye Albino Nelson's Milk Snakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum nelsoni)

Some say that the Albino Nelsoni are one of the most striking morphs in the Albino Milk Snake arena. We agree! We are working with a Bulls-Eye Albino male that popped out years ago and pairing him up with Het. Albino females. One of our younger Het. Albino females has the same Bulls-Eye trait. We'll know more about how heritable the Bulls-Eye trait is in 2008. We also produce normally banded Albino and 100% Het. Albino Nelsoni.

Splotched Nelson's Milk Snakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum nelsoni)


Yet another interesting Nelsoni morph. We attended the 2006 National Reptile Breeders Expo in Daytona as visitors with hopes of picking up a "sleeper project" that had a little potential for further development. The Splotched Nelsoni male just about jumped off the table and into my hands as we walked by. We picked up a 100% Het. Splotched female to make it a pair. We may be able to get the female to breeding size by the 2008 season. Lots of genetic opportunities with these in our Nelsoni mix.

Hypoerythristic "Pumpkin" Sinaloan Milk Snakes
(Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae)

Also known as "Pumpkin" Sinaloans, these unusual Milk Snakes develop a deep orange ground color as opposed to the red coloration commonly seen in Sinaloan Milks. This phenomenon is a recessive genetic trait. Our stock is authentic and was purchased from Nathan Wells.