• Pueblan Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli)
• Sex: Males and Females available
• Traits: Sock-head (Polygenic)
• Birth Date: 10th of March 2026

The Pueblan Milk Snake is one of the most eye-catching and popular milk snake species in the reptile hobby. Its brilliant red, black, and white banding creates a striking appearance that closely resembles the venomous coral snake—a natural form of protective mimicry—while remaining completely non-venomous and harmless to people. Native to central Mexico, this species is admired for both its stunning colours and calm temperament.

Captive-bred Pueblan Milk Snakes are hardy, easy to care for, and make excellent pets for both first-time keepers and experienced reptile enthusiasts. With regular, gentle handling they typically become calm and confident, and their manageable adult size makes them an ideal display snake for most collections.

These snakes thrive in a secure enclosure with appropriate heating, fresh water, and a suitable hiding place. They are enthusiastic feeders and readily accept appropriately sized frozen-thawed rodents, making them a low-maintenance and rewarding species to keep.

Whether you’re looking for your very first snake or adding a colourful new species to your collection, the Pueblan Milk Snake is an outstanding choice that combines vibrant beauty, fascinating behaviour, and easy care.

Quick Facts:

• Scientific Name: Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli
• Adult Size: 90–110cm
• Temperament: Generally docile and easy to handle
• Diet: Frozen-thawed mice of an appropriate size
• Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
• Origin: Central Mexico