Mexican black kingsnake hatchlings arrive
A new hatching video introduces another clutch of Mexican black kingsnakes.
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A new hatching video introduces another clutch of Mexican black kingsnakes.
Emily and Ed announced plans for NARBC in St. Louis on November 14–15, with adoptable reptiles, baby snakes and a pajama-themed meet and greet. They also previewed new Snake Discovery pajama pants.
They shared a toffee-and-lavender hognose hatchling and gave the combination the playful name “Toffender.” Their description explicitly jokes about the “world’s first” claim.
After several years keeping Japanese rat snakes, they shared a successful clutch. The babies’ colors were a surprise.
A new video follows a clutch of ball pythons, including banana morphs, and flags something unusual about the clutch.
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