• Lampropeltis getulua holbrooki

•  Always known as "salt-and-pepper" snake
•  Smooth and shiny scales
•  Unique light yellowish spots covering the whole black or dark brown body
•  In wild, it's more aggresive compared to other kingsnakes
•  Recommended captive Speckled kingsnake as pet, wild tend to be more aggresive even it may be tame with frequent handling
•  Immune to venomous snake
  

•  Southern Illinois to the Gulf of Mexico
•  South Western Alabama

•  Approximate 2 - 3 years as an adult

•  6 to 15 eggs per clutch
•  Eggs take 8 weeks to hatch

•  Adult size: Up to 50 inches

•  Up to 25 years

•  Mainly rodents
•  The snake also eats other snakes, frogs, lizards, small mice and birds

•  Often found in marshes, prairies, pastures, wetlands, woodlands, farms, swampy areas, open fields or bottomland hardwood forests
•  Most likely near water

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•  Recommended for captive bred Speckled kingsnake as they are doctile.
•  Many speckled kingsnake are captive bred nowsdays.