It's recommended to feed snakes every 5-7 days.
They prefer live mice but that is cruel. You can get frozen ones from the pet shop and thaw them out for them. Depending on the size of the snake really. If it is a small snake then they need pinkies which are baby mice, they also eat other snakes if they get the chance!
coral snake
King snakes are essentially constrictors, which kill their prey by suffocating them. The modus operandi of a king snake is to first bite the victim ( a rattle snake) and then rapidly throw coils around the anterior body of the rattle snake, tightening them continuously so that the rattle snake is not able to breathe. The king snake maintains this tight coil until the rattler is dead. It then releass the coil, uses its forked tongue (and Jacobson's organ) to find the rattler's head and proceeds to swallow the prey. During this process, even if the king snake is bitten by the rattler, it does not matter as the king snake is immune to the venom of its prey.
king snakes look very similar to coral snakes. king snakes are not venomous but the coral snake is a very poisonous snake. the king snake wants to confuse preditors into thinking it is a dangerous king snake so that they will leave it alone.
That depends on which snake it is, if its a cobra, the snake prolly win, if its a python snake, the lizard may win.. it all depends on what the snake is ^^
About once or twice a week.
King Snake.
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At the least, once a week. Garter snakes feed mainly on fish, and they feed more often than a king snake, for example. Their enclosure can get really dirty and smelly in a very short time. Keeping them clean is very important for their health and happiness.
The best type of food to feed a king snake is rodents, such as mice or rats. These prey items provide the necessary nutrients for the snake's health and are a natural part of their diet in the wild. It is important to ensure that the prey is appropriately sized for the snake to prevent any issues with digestion.
you said your answer in the question. I suspect it's because you know what it really is but are just making sure. It is a King snake.
2 mice in one meal
I had a hungry Ball Python and I dropped a mouse in with it and it wouldn't touch it. The next morning the mouse gave birth and my ball python still wouldn't go near it. Tonight I tried to feed my king snake a mouse and my snake ignored it, even after I trapped the mouse within inches from my snake. So I removed that one and dropped in another and my king snake ate it with no problems. I bet in the morning that mouse it wouldn't eat will be delivering baby's But on You-tube I saw a ball python eat what the feeder says was a pregnant mouse so idk.
every five days
Try other rodents such as - small rats or gerbils, or even baby chicks. Many snakes will take alternative food items if their regular food isn't available.
TSC, Rural King, or your local feed mill.
The Speckled King snake is a black snake with yellow or orange spots speckled over it's body. Another black snake with yellow spots would be Baby Eastern Black King Snake. Both are completely black with yellow speckles.