Reptile Morphs Pueblan Milksnake Morphs

Pueblan Milksnake
Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli

Native to Mexico and Southern Texas, where it can be found in dry arid habitats at elevations from 4900 feet to 5500 feet. Pueblan Milksnakes are moderatley sized snakes, and are available in quiet a few colour and patterns. Pure albino specimens are not found in the hobby as yet, those albino pueblans that are available are the result of crossing an albino ruthvens or nelsons.

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Normal [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Red, Black & White/cream banded.


Photo by Bob Applegate

Apricot [ TOP OF PAGE ]
A clean morph showing bright red/orange, black and apricot bands.

Photo by Unusual Albinos

Halloween [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Yellow/orange and black bands of equal size with little red a very attractive milk snake.
More Information on the Halloween can be found on the High Sierra Reptiles Website

Photo by High Sierra Reptiles

Reverse Halloween [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Thin yellow/orange with wide black bands
More Information on the Reverse Halloween can be found on the High Sierra Reptiles Website

Photo by High Sierra Reptiles

Oreo [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Black head with black and white bands the black bands being double the size or the white with no or little red present,
More Information on the Oreo can be found on the High Sierra Reptiles Website

Photo by High Sierra Reptiles

Red Phase [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Normal Pueblan with large vivid red bands.

Photo by High Sierra Reptiles

Aberrant [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Pueblan's with abnormalities in the patterning. This pattern morph appears often in clutches and may or may not be genetic.

Photo by Unusual Albinos

Wide Band [ TOP OF PAGE ]
Red black and white snake with the very large white bands

Photo by High Sierra Reptiles