• Lampropeltis Getula Splendida

•  Also known as "Common Kingsnake". Formally known as Sonoran Kingsnake.
•  Interbreeding with Speckled Snake at the Eastern of Texas
•  Yellow and blank in colour with variation of patterns on the smooth and shiny scales
•  They are nocturnal, the snake will become active at late evening and night
•  This animal is secretive, it always hides beneath the logs in wild
•  Immune to venomous snake
  

•  Central and South Western of Texas
•  Desert regions, South Eastern Arizona
•  Sonora of Mexico

•  Early summer
•  At age of 3 to 4

•  4 to 20 eggs per clutch between May and August
•  The eggs hatch after 48 to 80 days

•  Hatchling: 7 to 10 inches
•  Adult: 36 to 45 inches

•  10 to 25 years

•  Main diets are rodents, mice, rats, eggs, lizards, and other snakes
•  In captivity, suggested 3 to 5 days feeding frequency with small mice or pinkies

•  A habitat generalist
•  May be found at many places like marshes, grassland, chapparal, riparian areas, desert, farmland, forest or woodlands

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• The snake is doctile and quite calm if regular handling in captivity
• Great collection for exoctic pet lover collection