Andean Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum andesiana)

A giant milksnake. Specimens often reach six feet or more. Unlike most central American subspecies, andesiana is easily distinguished from all other subspecies. Head pattern, body form and personality are unique. Adapted to the moist, cool climate high (7000-9000') in the Andes mountains of Colombia, this snake thrives at 70F and does not require hibernation to breed.

Note: I sold of my breeders in '97 and no longer work with andesiana.