Anery Honduran Milksnake Adult
About this product
Anery Honduran Milksnake Adult — 133+ sold. In stock at Morphdirect.
The Anery Honduran Milksnake Adult is a high-contrast, non-venomous colubrid prized for its striking black and white pattern and manageable adult size. This is a solid choice for intermediate to advanced keepers looking for a visually impressive, established snake. We've stocked this morph since summer 2025, and it's a consistent favorite among repeat customers.
Stand-Out Features
- Anerythristic Morphology: Lacks red and yellow pigments, resulting in a clean, high-contrast black, white, and gray pattern that intensifies with age.
- Established Adult: Past the delicate juvenile stage, this snake is feeding reliably on frozen/thawed rodents and is settled in its temperament.
- Manageable Size: Hondurans reach a moderate adult length, making enclosure requirements straightforward for experienced hobbyists.
- Classic Tri-Color Pattern: Exhibits the iconic banded or blotched pattern of the species, rendered in a monochromatic palette.
- Hardy Constitution: Known as a robust species with straightforward care requirements when proper husbandry is provided.
Technical Data
| Species | Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis |
| Morph | Anerythristic (Anery) |
| Life Stage | Adult |
| Diet | Frozen/Thawed Rodents |
| Weight (measured) | 1.7 oz |
| Temperament | Typically docile; handleable with regular, calm interaction |
| Captive Bred | Yes |
| Recommended Experience Level | Intermediate to Advanced |
Your Questions Answered
What size enclosure does an adult Honduran Milksnake need?
A 40-gallon breeder tank or equivalent enclosure (36"L x 18"W) is a standard minimum for an adult. Provide multiple snug hides, a water bowl, and appropriate substrate for burrowing.
Is this snake a good eater?
Yes. As an established adult, this individual is consistently accepting frozen/thawed rodents. We provide detailed feeding records and schedules with purchase to ensure a smooth transition.
How does the Anery morph differ from a normal Honduran?
The Anery (anerythristic) gene removes red and orange pigments. Where a normal Honduran has red, black, and white/yellow bands, the Anery displays black, white, and shades of gray, creating a stark, monochromatic appearance.
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Specs at a glance
Key attributes
| Age | Adult |
| Species | Live Animal |