Colubrids Species Profiles
3 species profiles from Colubrids.
Corn Snake
Snake
Corn snakes are the ideal starter snake. Hardy, easy to feed, and they come in a wide range of color morphs from amelanistic to palmetto. They tolerate handling well and breed reliably in captivity. If a ball python is the king of the hobby, the corn snake is the gateway.
$30-$500+
King Snake
Snake
King snakes are tough, active colubrids that eat everything, including other snakes. California kings and Mexican black kings are the most popular in the hobby. They are escape artists, so secure lids are a must. Great feeders and easy breeders once they are old enough.
$50-$400
Western Hognose Snake
Snake
Hognose snakes are the drama queens of the snake world. They hiss, flatten their necks, play dead, and then eat their toads (or mice in captivity). Small, chunky, and full of personality. The morph market has exploded with albinos, anacondas, and toffees pushing prices up.
$100-$2,000+