| South Florida Mole Kingsnake |
| Lampropeltis Calligaster Occipitolineata |
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| COLORATION: Tan or grey ground color, with brown to brownish red blotches down it's back. Has a higher blotch count than a normal Mole Kingsnake (about 60-79). Adults don't fade as much as with a normal Mole Kingsnake either. They usually have dark lines down the back of the head or over the eyes. |
| RANGE: Only known in southern Florida. |
| NATURAL HABITAT: Woodlands, and feilds. Known to be a burrowing snake rarely seen before night. |
| SIZE AND LONGITIVITY: Grows to about the same size as a Mole Kingsnake, around 36-42 inches. This specie was first described in 1987, so it's full life span isn't known. |
| NATURAL PREY: Small mammals, lizards, amphibians, and snakes. |
| Soouth Florida Mole Kingsnake Pics |
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| Sorry I don't have any pictures yet |
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