Past Projects
California Red-Sided Garter Snakes (Thamnophis sirtalis infernalis )
These snakes start off life with somewhat faded colors that brighten up with age. These come from Casey Lazik Reptiles.
Striped Coastal Plains Milksnakes (Lampropeltis triangulum "temporalis")
These temporalis originated in Ocean Co, NJ from Carl Bartlett's foundimg animals in the 1970's. My stock is captive bred from Ted Thompson's line.
Georgia Eastern Kingsnakes pic 2 pic 3(Lampropeltis getula getula)
These are some highly variable kingsnakes from Will Still that are from selectively bred bloodlines belonging to Kevin Enge.
New Jersey Pine Barrens Coastal Plains Milksnakes (Lampropeltis triangulum "temporalis")
These are a different looking temporalis with more brown but with smaller and more numerous dorsal bands. My stock is captive bred from Ted Thompson's line.
Florida Keys Mangrove Salt Marsh Snakes (Nerodia clarkii compressicauda)
Beautiful orange and red snakes from pure compressicauda populations.
Allegany County Maryland Eastern Hognose Snakes (Heterodon platyrhinos)
These are a more faded orange. They are beautiful! They would blend in so well with the colors of dead leaves during the Eastern autumn!
Webb County, Texas Mexican Hognose Snakes (Heterodon nascius kennerlyi)
These hognose have crips patterns and blotches. Locality kennerlyi are near impossible to find. These were produced by Chris Harrison.
Western Hognose Snakes
Pic 2 (Heterodon n. nascius)
These are crisp patterned individuals produced by Stacey Leshaw. JUST IN- new blood from Corey Estil showing orange, red and yellow!
SUPER RED PHASE Nortnern Pine Snakes (Pituophis melanoleucus melanoleucus)
This line is the truest out there. These are pure bloodlines of northern pine snake from Monmouth County, NJ.
Brazilian Yellow Anacondas (Eunectes notaeus)
These snakes are not only screaming with yellow but are very (and surprisingly) friendly!
Outer Banks, North Carolina Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis getula sticticeps)
Very rare snakes! These are a threatened race of the eastern king which is only found on the Outer Banks.
Black Tail Cribos (Drymarchon corais melanurus)
These are growing fast! Solid EBONY black tails. These are not integrades and are pure snakes from Rick Sladick.
Apalachicola National Forest, Florida Kingsnakes
Pic 2(Lampropeltis getula "goini" )
Evenly speckled "blotched" kingsnakes. These occur naturally ONLY in Appalochiacola National Forest in Florida. My stock was produced by Gulf Coast Reptiles. These are the truest and purest "goini" that are patternless from birth to adulthood!
Ocean County New Jersey Coastal Plains Milksnakes (Lampropeltis triangulum "temporalis")
These are beautiful captive bred animals with nice red and brown coloration. My stock is from Joe Hughes and Stockton College.
Palm Beach County Florida Scarlet Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis elapsoides)
These are the "South Florida form" which features thick yellow bands an aberrant patterns! They are taking mice with no problems.
Yellowstone, Montana Western Hognose Snakes (Heterodon nasicus)
Yes, Montana hognose! How's that for a tough locale to find? I have 2.2 '04 babies, so they are at least two years away from breeding, but they are growing FAST! Take a look! Definately different from your average nasicus.
St. Mary's County Maryland Coastal Plains Milksnakes (Lampropeltis triangulum "temporalis")
These are beautiful captive bred animals that took pinks right from the start. My St. Mary's County stock was produced by Ted Thompson.
Hernando County and Sumter County Florida Southern Hognose Snakes (Heterodon simus)
These are some of the most sought after snakes in the country. These mini hogs (record size is 24"!) have white/tan coloration with dark ovals on their back.
Oregon Red-spotted Garter Snakes (Thamnophis sirtalis concinnus )
These are OUTSTANDING concinnus! I dare you to find nicer specimens! Nice bright red snakes with midnight black! Awesome!
Eastern Blackneck Garter Snakes (Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus )
I have a very attractive group of these snakes from the bloodlines of Scott Felzer, Casey Lazik, and wildcaught animals from Randy Ellis.
West Texas Reptiles Stock Mexican Hognose Snakes (Heterodon kennerlyi)
These are your stereotypical nice mexicans. They were produced by Richad Evans.
Ohio Melanistic Garter Snakes (Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis )
Ebony black snakes from Ohio's melanistic population.
Bullock County, Alabama Orange Phase Eastern Hognose Snakes (Heterodon platyrhinos)
These are the prettiest easterns I have ever seen in person. Pictures do not do them justice!
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Past Projects
These snakes start off life with somewhat faded colors that brighten up with age. These come from Casey Lazik Reptiles.
These temporalis originated in Ocean Co, NJ from Carl Bartlett's foundimg animals in the 1970's. My stock is captive bred from Ted Thompson's line.
These are some highly variable kingsnakes from Will Still that are from selectively bred bloodlines belonging to Kevin Enge.
These are a different looking temporalis with more brown but with smaller and more numerous dorsal bands. My stock is captive bred from Ted Thompson's line.
Beautiful orange and red snakes from pure compressicauda populations.
These are a more faded orange. They are beautiful! They would blend in so well with the colors of dead leaves during the Eastern autumn!
These hognose have crips patterns and blotches. Locality kennerlyi are near impossible to find. These were produced by Chris Harrison.
These are crisp patterned individuals produced by Stacey Leshaw. JUST IN- new blood from Corey Estil showing orange, red and yellow!
This line is the truest out there. These are pure bloodlines of northern pine snake from Monmouth County, NJ.
These snakes are not only screaming with yellow but are very (and surprisingly) friendly!
Very rare snakes! These are a threatened race of the eastern king which is only found on the Outer Banks.
These are growing fast! Solid EBONY black tails. These are not integrades and are pure snakes from Rick Sladick.
Evenly speckled "blotched" kingsnakes. These occur naturally ONLY in Appalochiacola National Forest in Florida. My stock was produced by Gulf Coast Reptiles. These are the truest and purest "goini" that are patternless from birth to adulthood!
These are beautiful captive bred animals with nice red and brown coloration. My stock is from Joe Hughes and Stockton College.
These are the "South Florida form" which features thick yellow bands an aberrant patterns! They are taking mice with no problems.
Yes, Montana hognose! How's that for a tough locale to find? I have 2.2 '04 babies, so they are at least two years away from breeding, but they are growing FAST! Take a look! Definately different from your average nasicus.
These are beautiful captive bred animals that took pinks right from the start. My St. Mary's County stock was produced by Ted Thompson.
These are some of the most sought after snakes in the country. These mini hogs (record size is 24"!) have white/tan coloration with dark ovals on their back.
These are OUTSTANDING concinnus! I dare you to find nicer specimens! Nice bright red snakes with midnight black! Awesome!
I have a very attractive group of these snakes from the bloodlines of Scott Felzer, Casey Lazik, and wildcaught animals from Randy Ellis.
These are your stereotypical nice mexicans. They were produced by Richad Evans.
Ebony black snakes from Ohio's melanistic population.
These are the prettiest easterns I have ever seen in person. Pictures do not do them justice!
Back to Home
E-MAIL
Website designed and put on the net by Anthony Chodan. E-mail for quotes (will also work for reptiles)!
Copyright 2000-2006.