Wow very cool colors

Wow! I’m a huge fan of king snakes. I love there shape and just girthieness to them! They are all just beautiful but if I had to pick one I wanted I’d buy a grey banded king!

I love grey banded kingsnakes. I think they're really interesting to look at. They're my favorite reptile. Grey banded kingsnakes have nice colors on them. They're grey and orange. They have grey and orange bands. They're non venomous and they're a non venomous species of colubrid snake. They're a gorgeous looking snake. Their grey blends in with orange bands. That's why they're called grey banded kingsnakes. Because they're grey and orange. They're a gorgeous snake with beautiful colors on their skin. They're a very interesting species of non venomous colubrid snake. They make great pets. I love reptiles. Grey banded kingsnakes are an awesome looking reptile. Their colors are beautiful looking. They're gorgeous snakes. I love the colors grey and orange that blend in with a grey banded kingsnake. That's an awesome color on the snake. They're beautiful and gorgeous looking snakes. I love reptiles a lot. Grey banded kingsnakes are my favorite species of snake. Grey banded kingsnakes are a species of non venomous colubrid snake. It's the family they belong to and live in. And they're a part of it. I love non poisonous and non venomous snakes. I love snakes and reptiles. Non poisonous is better than poisonous. Non venomous is better than venomous. If they're non toxic it means not toxic. If they're non poisonous, it means not poisonous. If they're non venomous, it means not venomous. Anacondas are bigger than other snakes. Anacondas are a non venomous species of boa. The corn snake is also called the red rat snake. The cottonmouth is also called the water moccasin. The milk snake is better than a coral snake. Because the coral snake is poisonous, but the milk snake is not. And the copperhead is poisonous. And the cottonmouth is venomous. The cobra is poisonous. The rattlesnake is venomous. The garter snake is non poisonous. The rat snake is non venomous. The grey banded kingsnake is non venomous. The viper is poisonous. The adder is venomous. The sunbeam snake is non poisonous. The corn snake which is also known as the red rat snake is non venomous. The boomslang is poisonous. The tiger snake and the taipan and the krait is venomous. The sea snake is venomous. The emerald tree boa is non poisonous. The green tree python is non venomous. Snakes are reptiles that don't have legs or feet. Not like lizards. Snakes are often known as serpents. Lizards and snakes smell with their tongue. Dogs and cats smell with their noses. People smell with their noses. A pine snake is a non venomous snake. Anacondas are a constricting snake. Boas and pythons are snakes. Anacondas are big snakes. There is a snake called a black racer snake. A milk snake looks similar to a kingsnake. There are snakes that are big and little. There are species of non venomous colubrid snakes. There are front fanged snakes. There are rear fanged snakes. There are poisonous snakes. There are venomous snakes. There are non poisonous snakes. There are non venomous snakes. There are a number of species of non venomous colubrid snakes. There are a variety of non venomous colubrid snakes. There are various species of non venomous colubrid snakes. Poisonous and venomous are 2 different words that mean the same thing. Non poisonous and non venomous are 2 different words that mean the same thing. Because venom is like poison. Venomous means poisonous. Non poisonous means not poisonous. Non venomous means not venomous. Toxic means poisonous. Toxin is poison. Non toxic means not toxic. Snakes are scaly reptiles. Snakes used to have legs and feet. But now they don't because their legs and feet fell off. They never used to have legs and feet like lizards do. Lizards have legs and feet and snakes don't. Snakes just have a head and skin and a tail. A herpetologist is a person that studies reptiles and amphibians. That's called herpetology. I think reptiles are interesting. I love snakes and reptiles. I'm not afraid of snakes. I'm afraid of spiders and bugs. I don't like spiders. I don't like bugs. I love mammals and amphibians and reptiles. I love turtles and tortoises. I love lizards and snakes. I love frogs and toads. I don't like alligators. I don't like crocodiles. My favorite lizards are geckos, anoles, chameleons, monitor lizards, iguanas, leopard geckos, green geckos, Chinese water dragon lizards, bearded dragons. My favorite snakes are corn snakes, red rat snakes, sunbeam snakes, emerald tree boas, green tree pythons, anacondas, ball pythons, milk snakes, black rat snakes, grey banded kingsnakes, garter snakes, pine snakes, racer snakes, indigo snakes, vine snakes. Indigo snakes are a similar species of snake. I know that grey banded kingsnakes are colorful. I love the color on a grey banded kingsnake. I think grey banded kingsnakes are very colorful. The colors are pretty and beautiful and gorgeous. I love the colors of grey and orange on the grey banded kingsnake. I think the grey banded kingsnake has a gorgeous color in the middle of his skin. I also love scarlet kingsnakes. Scarlet kingsnakes are my second favorite kingsnake. Thanks for the youtube video of the grey banded kingsnake. It was a lot of fun to watch. Have a wonderful day and keep doing research on snakes. Because I enjoy looking at books about snakes and learning about them. I don't think snakes are creepy. And I don't think they're slimy. I think spiders are really creepy. I think worms are slimy. Like slugs. Thanks. Your fan, Jenny Logan. 2:45 pm. 6/11/20

@richlogan862

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for a great and awesome youtube video about a grey banded kingsnake. Now I know a lot about reptiles. And snakes. And now I know what the grey banded kingsnake looks like. I know his colors are grey, black, white, and orange. That was so cool. Thanks so much.

@thedon219

10 ай бұрын

@@richlogan862I know it’s been 3 years that you posted this but I just wanted to let you know that venomous and poisonous are not the same. Venomous means you have had venom injected into your body and poison is where you have ingested the poison (like ate or drank the poison). I hope that helps out!

Thanks for the vid. I love the species and their variability!

@theherpetoculturenetwork

5 жыл бұрын

#makealternagreatagain

Awesome video. Been out of the snake game for a while, about to get back in. Thanks for showing the variety

@theherpetoculturenetwork

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@PCG1220XXx

4 жыл бұрын

Bought one yesterday. Thanks ;)

I love grey bands

@theherpetoculturenetwork

Жыл бұрын

They're great!

I remember when I first got into snakes 20 yrs ago you couldn’t touch a grey banded for under 250 in Ohio. Just got back into snakes yeah you can’t find them. They are my favorite king snake.

@atroxarmy7239

4 жыл бұрын

Katie Mathias Stu’s Herps In Texas and they are around 150 200. The Herpetarium I think it’s called out of Fort Worth sell them for around 100-150 but I don’t know anything about the second business as far as animal treatment how healthy you’re pet will be upon arrival etc.

🤘 hell yea ! That one had a frowny face on it!

That is a pretty snake!

@theherpetoculturenetwork

5 жыл бұрын

They're unbelieveably gorgeous

Wow just beautiful! Question: the more colorful ones, do they hold there colors as they get old? Thank you. Have a great weekend. :)

@theherpetoculturenetwork

4 жыл бұрын

They do! Some hatchlings will come out with little to no orange on them as well and it will come in slowly over time

That are some beautiful kings men! I have a little Aberrant male baby Cali King. He eats good. He's not scared, not bitey. I really love kingsnakes. 1 question, if you buy a captive bred grey banded baby king, do they eat frozen/thawed pinky's then already like my Cali king did?

@theherpetoculturenetwork

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately they take some time to get eating on frozen thawed as hatchlings and need scented pinkies until they take off on their own.

I did not know there was so much color variation in gray bands. Amazing. Now where's the link to your pop's page?

@theherpetoculturenetwork

5 жыл бұрын

He doesnt have one currently and I'm not sure if he plans to make one or not 🤷‍♂️

@joelpatenaude7125

5 жыл бұрын

@@theherpetoculturenetwork Does he sell his babies? If so, how does he market them?

@theherpetoculturenetwork

5 жыл бұрын

@@joelpatenaude7125 he will be, this is his first season breeding them

Do you breed and sell them I'm very interested

Morph is the term

So he breeds them? But he probably doesn't ship to Western Europe? They're the hardest to find Kingsnake here. Because like you said it are lizardeaters when young. And almost everybody wants to start out with a young snake. (Myself included) I bought me male aberrant Cal King when he was 7 weeks and he ate a pinky with me afther 3 days. Now end on June he's one 1year and eats fuzzy's. I love the grey banded kings but my local breeder, I think it's the only species of kingsnakes he doesn't breed. I live in Belgium

@theherpetoculturenetwork

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah he has since sold his collection anyway

Where can a get one

@theherpetoculturenetwork

5 жыл бұрын

Faunaclassifieds, kingsnake.com, there's some out there!

Does he sell any? Im looking for a pair of these for breeding.

@theherpetoculturenetwork

9 ай бұрын

Nah he got out of them unfortunately but hit up kris at badlands herpetoculture he may have some available.