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Bi-Color Tangerine Albino Honduran Milksnake Baby

SKUMilk.TangAlbHond.00m CategoryColubrids
$174.99
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Specs at a glance

Bi-Color Tangerine Albino H… SPECS AT A GLANCE 5.3 oz WEIGHT
Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

About this product

Bi-Color Tangerine Albino Honduran Milksnake Baby — 223+ sold. In stock at Morphdirect.

The Bi-Color Tangerine Albino Honduran Milksnake is a captive-bred reptile with a striking orange and white pattern. It's for the keeper seeking a visually impressive, manageable snake. A steady seller since we added it in Q1 2025, this baby feeds reliably and is ready for its new home.

Stand-Out Features

  • Vibrant Bi-Color Pattern: Clean, high-contrast bands of tangerine orange and white create a standout appearance.
  • Proven Feeding Response: In our care, this specimen has shown a consistent and reliable feeding drive.
  • Ideal Beginner-Plus Size: Hondurans reach a manageable adult length, making them suitable for intermediate setups.
  • Captive-Bred Hardiness: Bred for health and temperament, this baby is acclimated to captive life.
  • Albino Clarity: The albino morph produces clean, bright colors without dark pigment.

Technical Data

Scientific NameLampropeltis triangulum hondurensis
MorphBi-Color Tangerine Albino
AgeBaby / Juvenile
Captive BredYes
Weight (measured)5.3 oz
Expected Adult Length4 - 5 feet
DietFrozen/Thawed Rodents
Recommended Enclosure20-40 gallon breeder tank or equivalent PVC

Your Questions Answered

What is the temperament like for this snake?

Honduran Milksnakes are generally docile but can be nervous as babies. With regular, gentle handling, they typically calm down and become manageable display animals. They are not typically aggressive.

What are the primary care requirements?

Provide a secure enclosure with a thermal gradient (75-85°F warm side), a humid hide for shedding, and appropriate substrate like aspen or coconut husk. Fresh water must always be available.

How often should I feed a baby Honduran?

Feed an appropriately sized frozen/thawed pinky mouse every 5-7 days. This specimen has been feeding reliably in our care. Always monitor feeding responses and adjust schedule as the snake grows.

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Key attributes

AgeBaby
SpeciesLive Animal
Sources & methodology. Editorial review and rating by The Morph Direct Team based on hands-on testing notes and published vendor specifications. Pricing verified at time of publication.
$174.99