Sinaloan Milk Snake Baby
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About this product
Sinaloan Milk Snake Baby — 193+ sold. In stock at Morphdirect.
The Sinaloan Milk Snake Baby is a captive-bred colubrid for reptile keepers seeking a manageable, visually striking snake. Its tri-color banding provides classic milk snake appeal in a hardy, beginner-friendly package. We've carried this specimen since fall 2025, and it has become one of our most consistent reorder items due to its popularity.
Stand-Out Features
- Captive-Bred & Established: Hatchlings are feeding reliably on frozen/thawed pinky mice, reducing initial acclimation stress.
- Classic Coloration: Vibrant red, black, and white or yellow bands offer the iconic milk snake look that remains vivid into adulthood.
- Manageable Adult Size: Typically reaches 3 to 4 feet, making it suitable for a standard 20-40 gallon enclosure as an adult.
- Generally Docile Temperament: Known for being more relaxed than some other milk snake subspecies, easing handling for newcomers.
- Proven Hardiness: Tolerates a range of standard colubrid husbandry parameters, contributing to its reputation as a solid first snake.
Technical Data
| Scientific Name | Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae |
| Life Stage | Hatchling / Juvenile |
| Typical Adult Length | 3 - 4 feet |
| Weight (measured) | 2.1 oz |
| Diet | Frozen/Thawed Pinky Mice |
| Recommended Enclosure (Adult) | 40 Gallon Breeder or equivalent |
| Temperature Gradient | 75°F (ambient) - 88°F (basking) |
| Humidity | 40-60% |
Your Questions Answered
Is this a good snake for a beginner?
Yes. The Sinaloan Milk Snake is frequently recommended for first-time keepers. Its manageable size, reliable feeding response on frozen/thawed rodents, and generally calm disposition make it an excellent choice for someone new to snake husbandry.
What do I need for a proper setup?
Start with a 10-20 gallon enclosure with secure locking lid, an under-tank heat pad regulated by a thermostat, two hides (warm and cool side), a water bowl, and appropriate substrate like aspen shavings or coconut fiber. Upgrade enclosure size as the snake grows.
How often does it need to eat?
Feed one appropriately sized frozen/thawed pinky mouse every 5-7 days. The prey item should be roughly the same width as the snake's body at its widest point. Always use feeding tongs and provide food in the enclosure.
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Our staff notes we maintain over 20 of these in stock at all times due to high demand and frequent backorders from suppliers. Each animal is visually inspected for health and activity prior to shipping. This is a live animal product; review our live arrival guarantee and shipping policy before purchase.
nnKey attributes
| Age | Baby |
| Species | Live Animal |