Description

Ecuadorian Milksnake for sale.

The Ecuadorian milksnake, scientifically known as Lampropeltis triangulum micropholis, is a stunningly beautiful snake species native to the montane cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia. These snakes are known for their striking red, black, and yellow bands, which earn them the nickname “false coral snake” due to their resemblance to the highly venomous coral snake. Despite their appearance, Ecuadorian milksnakes are non-venomous and are harmless to humans.

In the wild, Ecuadorian milksnakes are primarily nocturnal hunters, preying on small mammals, birds, and amphibians. They are secretive snakes, often hiding under rocks, logs, or leaf litter during the day and emerging at night to forage for food. These snakes are also skilled climbers and can often be found scaling trees in search of prey. In captivity, Ecuadorian milksnakes are popular pets among reptile enthusiasts due to their vibrant colors, relatively docile temperament, and ease of care.

Unfortunately, habitat destruction and illegal collection for the pet trade have led to a decline in Ecuadorian milksnake populations in the wild. Conservation efforts are underway to protect these beautiful snakes and their fragile cloud forest homes. By raising awareness about the importance of preserving their natural habitats and practicing responsible pet ownership, we can help ensure the continued survival of the Ecuadorian milksnake for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.

WE HAVE ECUADORIAN MILKSNAKES FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Lampropeltis micropholis
• Captive Bred
• Male
• Approximately 17 – 24 Inches In Length
• Can Grow Up To 6 Feet
• Feeding On Live And Frozen Thawed Mice Weekly

FUN FACTS!

• Rare Tri-Color Species That Closely Resembles The Coral Snake
• This Is A Normal Phase Ecuadorian Milksnake. This Hard To Find Classic Is A Great Beginner Pet!
• Originating Out Of Central And South America Typically Found Throughout Ecuador
• This Species Comes From Mountain Conditions And Can Handle Cooler Temperatures 
• With Proper Care These Can Live 12 – 20+ Years In Captivity