Species Detail
Pueblan Milk Snake
Snakes

Pueblan Milk Snake

Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli

Habitat

Arid, rocky regions.

Range

Central Mexico.

Adult Size

28-35 in (70-90 cm)

Diet

Small mammals and lizards.

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Conservation status:Least Concern

About this species

A striking subspecies known for its brilliant bands of red, black, and white. It is often kept in captivity due to its vivid coloration.

Enrichment & behavioral stimulation

Pueblan Milk Snake is primarily ground-dwelling — enrichment centers on hides, burrowable substrate, and scent-based foraging.

  • Provide at least two snug hides (warm and cool) plus a humid hide to reduce stress and aid shedding.
  • Use aspen or a safe soil mix deep enough to allow burrowing and self-regulation.
  • Warm prey and drag it along decor to create scent trails for tracking.
  • Add fake plants and cork pieces so movement feels secure rather than exposed.
  • Provide a sturdy water dish large enough for soaking.
  • Offer low sturdy branches only if the species is known to climb opportunistically.

Housing & Social Behavior

Solitary

Cannibalistic tendencies require that individuals are kept separate at all times.

Housing guidance is general and based on species-typical behavior; always verify against current husbandry references and observe individual temperament.