Albino California kingsnake
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The albino California kingsnake is a recessive morph with no black pigment, turning the banded or striped pattern into white and cream or pale orange with pink eyes. It has the same hardy build and big appetite as a normal California kingsnake.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
It is a California native, so selling captive-bred babies in California needs a state permit. Like all kingsnakes it must be housed alone.
Common questions
What is a banana California kingsnake?
A name used for albino California kings with strong yellow tones. Treat it as an albino and ask for the parents and their genetics.
Can I sell its babies in California?
It is a California native. Selling captive-bred offspring in California needs a native reptile captive propagation permit (a placeholder rule that counsel is still confirming). Other states set their own rules.
What should I ask for before buying?
Ask for a clear fecal and a negative crypto PCR, and a dated feeding log showing several meals on frozen-thawed mice. A hatch record with the parents and clutch date shows the snake is captive-bred.
What health tests should an Albino California kingsnake have?
Ask for Fecal exam clear, Cryptosporidium PCR negative, Exotics vet exam on file, Genetics report for het claims, Hatch or birth record on file and Photo ID on file.
Sources and standards
Recommended health records for an Albino California kingsnake: Fecal exam clear, Cryptosporidium PCR negative, Exotics vet exam on file, Genetics report for het claims, Hatch or birth record on file and Photo ID on file. Ask the seller for each record; Everybarn does not check documents with their issuers.
Ask the seller for these. Documents on Everybarn are on file for your own checks; we don't check them with the issuer.
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