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What is the snakes age or size?

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Posted by allthatslithers on May 08, 2003 at 15:51:15:

In Reply to: What is the snakes age or size? posted by Camby on May 08, 2003 at 12:12:23:

This one is quite large.It is a male,about 14=15 inches in length.Not a juveneille.Had the local herpers experienced with Scarlet Kings look at him,they're quite impressed.Seems he truly is a tangerine.I will try to get pics up asap.


:Typically, many of the Florida Scarlet Kings show alot of tnagerine coloration when they are small (under 12 inches long) but it fades with age to the more common yellow.




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