Here are some pictures of my sons Hondurans milk snakes. He has been collecting his collection for a few years now. He has 7 of them now. He hopes to breed a few of them in a few years.
This one was his first my veterinarian friend gave it to him. We are not sure what type of milk it really is, so this girl is just a pet.
Wow! they all look amazing! the 3rd picture is of a albino hypo right?
Yes, I believe it is. I am more of a boa guy. So I would call it a sunglow.
Sunglows are my favorite boa morph and my dream animal so that is how I think about all albino hypos also but I usually call them albino hypos (unless it is a boa) so I don’t create confusion.
Love the milk snakes. We need to add several to our collection.
Very pretty! The albino is a standout for sure! Love the yellow head on the other one as well! It looks hypo as well in pic 2 but might just be the pic, either way it is beautiful!
All are very nice but I like the 6th picture the best! I just like darker colors. I t reminds me of a ringed python? I have a little Mexican milk snake
Beautiful snakes! Not sure which is my favorite. They’re all very pretty. The little dot in the center of the head of the albino in the third pic (among other pics) is extra cute. The white streak down the face of the albino in the fifth pic is likewise adorable. And, oh my gosh, the face in the twelfth picture is just too precious for words!
Had one of my sons Hondurans out the other day. His name is Dorito. He is one of my favorites of his Hondurans. I told him that if he ever wants to get rid of his Hondurans, I will take Dorito.
How about I could take him or any other babies like him, especially if they are females.
What a stunner! I need one of those in our collection!
I like them they get 6 foot and about as round as a 50 cent coin.
Definitely need at least one then!!
They look great! How old are these now?
My son has 6 of them, and they range from 2 to 4 years old.
They are really lovely. I keep thinking I wouldn’t mind having a milk snake around but I keep not pulling that particular trigger. I definitely enjoy your son’s animals vicariously.
