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Female Cosala Sinaloan Milk Snake $150 Large Juvenile Length:    20 inches Diet:         thawed peach fuzzies   This young female Sinaloan Milk Snake embodies all the characteristics that make the Cosala locality snakes so unusual and instantly recognizable. Sinaloan and Nelson's Milk Snakes have been indiscriminately crossed over the last 35 years making obtaining pure examples a tricky business. These milk snakes are, however, very different animals phenotypically. The available animal is a text book Cosala with its white snout, tremendously wide red rings and very abbreviated black banding that terminates abruptly on the sides. The area around the Cosala Rd. is a naturalist's paradise for reptiles and birds. Double Yellow-headed Parrots and Magpie Jays play along the fence lines while pink boa constrictors and Indigo snakes begin crossing the roads as the afternoon wanes. The sight of a 4 ft Sinaloan crossing the road in your headlights is a sight never to be forgotten. It is unlikely that these wonderful snakes will enter the USA any time soon because of the very real dangers of the Sinaloa Cartel. It was dangerous place back in the day - now it's near suicide.