I picked this beauty up in St Louis on Saturday before I came home.
Ain't it purrty!?! ;D

i love the colors on it , very pretty snake

Very nice. The red is very clean and lacking the black speckling that a lot of them have!

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!

Looks orange to me, or is it my eyes

Very nice Brian, gorgeous snake, iv'e wondered about getting a milk sometime, but I think I will stick with what I already have

Very nice Brian,,,congrats.

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Ken
"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don't have that problem." -- Ronald Reagan

Believe it or not, this snake doesn't musk or bite me. It is as sweet tempered as my Corns.

Absolutely beautiful!

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~Juliane~

VERY VERY beautiful snake, Brian... I'd love to see more pics of her/him! Although I still try to look at your spiders too, sometimes.

* I'm confused... is a milksnake the same as a kingsnake? Or are there just kingsnakes that look like that? ... don't laugh too loud at that question... I've been having a really hard day!!! (one of those: "I realize I don't know nearly as much about snakes as I thought I did" kind of day!)

So whatever that beauty is: it's gorgeous!!!! PS -- Donna that color is known (in painting) as cadmium red light... a VERY expensive pigment!! (It IS one of the more orangey-reds as opposed to the more blue reds (like coca-cola red)

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Andrea

Nope Blackjack it not you! It can be very confusing. The tricolors contain both kingsnakes and milksnakes. And the scarlet kingsnake is beleived by some to actually belong in the milksnake grouping! The thing that defines a milksnake from a kingsnake is a slight difference in their teeth!

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!

Thanks, Merlin! I guess it's not as clear-cut as I thought. Now I don't feel so bad.
It's a gorgeous snake for sure.

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Andrea