Tangerine Albino Honduran Milk Snake Male (#11524-23)
About this product
Tangerine Albino Honduran Milk Snake Male (#11524-23) — 244+ sold. In stock at Morphdirect.
This Tangerine Albino Honduran Milk Snake Male (#11524-23) is a captive-bred reptile for the intermediate to advanced keeper seeking a visually striking and reliably feeding snake. Its vibrant orange and white pattern is the result of selective breeding, and this individual is a proven feeder on frozen/thawed rodents. We added this specific genetic line to our catalog in fall 2025 and have found it to be a consistent performer, backed by positive customer feedback on its health and temperament.
Stand-Out Features
- Vibrant Tangerine Albino Morphology: Displays clean, high-contrast bands of bright orange and white, a hallmark of this selectively bred color phase.
- Proven Feeding Response: This male has a documented history of readily accepting frozen/thawed prey, simplifying husbandry.
- Ideal Intermediate Species: More robust and typically more confident than many other milk snakes, suitable for keepers with some experience.
- Captive-Bred Reliability: Born in captivity, ensuring better health, known history, and no impact on wild populations.
- Distinctive Individual: Each snake's pattern is unique; this male (#11524-23) exhibits excellent band definition and color saturation.
Technical Data
| Species | Honduran Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis) |
| Morph | Tangerine Albino |
| Sex | Male |
| Animal ID | #11524-23 |
| Age Class | Sub-Adult |
| Weight (measured) | 7.8 oz |
| Feeding Status | Feeding reliably on F/T rodents |
| Captive Status | Captive-Bred |
Your Questions Answered
What size enclosure does this snake need?
An adult will require a minimum of a 40-gallon breeder-style enclosure (36"L x 18"W). For this sub-adult, a 20-gallon long is appropriate. Provide multiple snug hides, a water bowl, and appropriate substrate like aspen bedding or coconut husk.
Is this a good snake for a beginner?
Honduran Milk Snakes are often recommended as a first "colubrid" due to their hardiness, but they can be fast and occasionally defensive as juveniles. This tangerine albino male is feeding well, which is a major plus. We consider them ideal for keepers with some basic reptile experience.
How does the tangerine albino differ from a normal albino?
The "tangerine" refers to the specific hue and intensity of the orange pigmentation. Standard albino Hondurans often have more yellow or pale orange. This morph has been selectively bred for richer, deeper orange bands, creating higher contrast against the white bands.
✅ Plain brown box — no markings
✅ Not happy? Return within 30 days.
✅ Checkout secured with SSL encryption
✅ Domestic shipping — no customs
Specs at a glance
Key attributes
| Sex | Male |
| Species | Live Animal |