• Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae

•  Unique and beautiful animal which is hardly find
•  Nocturnal animal and active during night time
•  The snake is easily tamed.
  

•  North Eastern of Mexico, from Sonora to Sinaloa and south western part of Chihuahua
  

•  Start from age of 2

•  3 to 25 per clutch
•  Incubation of 60 to 75 days.

•  Adult snake: Up to 50 inches
  

•  Average 10 to 15 years
•  Up to 21 years

•  In captivity, hatcling take the small pinkies once a week to 10 days. Adult snake eat larger mice at the same frequency

•  Natural habitat is in coastal and scrubland
•  Trees with rough branches
•  House these snake seperately in different vivarium as they can be eating each other (Ophiophagus)
•  29 gallon enclosure with bedding and climbing accessories.
•  Vivarium temperature need to be set at approximately 85�F
•  If vivarium size is allowable, a gradiet of 76 �F to 85�F is recommended.
•  Comparable large water dish need to be provided as this snake need to soak in the water.
•  50% humidity is good