Pine Snake breeding

We’re going to be trying to breed Northern pine snakes this spring.

We have males and Dan Nicholas Park in Salisbury NC has a female.

I’m sure Mikey will write more about the process so look for that coming up. In the meantime, here’s a photo of the female that will be making her way to us in March.

She’s about 6 feet long. She’s being held by Mike Lambert, one of her human caregivers.

4 responses to Pine Snake breeding

  1. Leslie says:

    She’s pretty! Will you put them together on exhibit or will this happen in the reptile room?

    • Sherry Samuels says:

      The breeding will happen behind-the-scenes, however our male will go back on exhibit sometime in March (after winter “hibernation” is complete and after mating with the female).

  2. Anthony Church says:

    I live in nearby Statesville and just saw that you have a nature center and snakes! I want to get a pet snake and the Pine snake is of interest to me. I would love to see them! What snakes do you currently have in captivity? THe one that Mike is holding is very impressive!

  3. jerry turner says:

    That is a beautiful pine snake!! Some of my fondest memories growing up in middle Georgia is of how plentiful Pine Snakes were back in the 60s and 70s.
    I caught, photographed and released many Pine Snakes in Taylor County, but I don’t think I ever saw one as large as the one you are holding!!

    Their numbers have certainly gone down.

    I wish you great success in breeding these wonderful snakes.

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