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I will step away from posting some more milksnakes and post some of the most under - rated snakes in the genus of Lampropeltis.IMHO. Lampropeltis calligaster or most commonly known as the Prairie Kingsnake. These are some of the most docile snakes I have ever worked with. They don't come in a bunch of morphs so they certainly don't get the attention they should. Here's one of my hypomelanistic males and one of my amelanistic males. They won't sit still for anything so sorry for the pics. Almost forgot, in some of the most recent years some have hatched a striped phase but needs to be worked on to see if it is genetic or just a change in incubation temps.