Eastern Kingsnake
Lampropeltis getula getula

Eastern Kingsnake
Lampropeltis getula getula
Colubridae
The eastern kingsnake is a relatively large, heavy bodied colubrid and has white, cream or yellow bands on a dark (brown/black) background. Towards the base of the snake these bands merge, creating a chain-like pattern. This pattern is responsible for the snake having the name Chain king.
The eastern coastal plan from New Jersey pine barrens to northern Florida.
4-6 ft.
Up to 20 years.
36x18x18in.
Semi-dry woodland. Provide hides at both ends and low sturdy climbing opportunities wherever possible.
The best diet for the Eastern Kingsnake is rodents.
