Queen City Serpents

03/10/2024

Yesterday we did an educational meet & greet at the local Pet Supermarket. We met some awesome people, and had a great time showing our community how amazing and wonderful pythons and boas are!

03/03/2024

Share the excitement as we unbox our newest pet, and learn a little about this awesome snake species in the process!

03/03/2024

02/27/2024

Everybody, meet Pebble! He’s our brand new baby Burmese python, produced by Jeff at ! He’s hypo, triple het for albino, granite, and pied. Isn’t he gorgeous?! And best of all, he’s an absolute sweetheart. Came right out of the burlap ready to explore and hang out with me. If you’re looking for a burm, I highly recommend doing business with Jeff. Great experience!

07/31/2023

07/03/2023

05/17/2023

Benedict is our year-old lavender albino tiger reticulated python. Retics grow fast and get REALLY big! And did you know there are three different color “phases” of albino in reticulated pythons? Check out the video to learn more! And send us a message if you’d like to book an educational event!

05/14/2023

We’re doing a “meet our animals” series here on FB and on your new YouTube channel. Meet Loki, the King of Queen City Serpents!

05/14/2023

We’re doing a “meet the animals” series here and on our new YT channel…! Meet Sophia, our beautiful yearling albino boa!

05/13/2023

Sometimes you just gotta stop and smell the flowers. 🐍 🌸

05/09/2023

It’s Tongue Out Tuesday, and Dominic says hello! He’d love to be a guest at your next birthday party, school classroom, youth group, or scouts event!

05/03/2023

Are you following us on Instagram? Tons more cool content to be found there! Use the QR code to check it out and come follow us! And feel free to message us to learn about hosting a fun, hands-on reptile education event!

04/25/2023

Go check us out on Instagram!

04/25/2023

It’s Tongue Out Tuesday! Most people know that snakes “smell” with their tongues, but did you know that this sense of smell is so powerful that it’s often referred to as “chemoreception”? Snakes’ tongues pick up chemical particles in their environment and pull them back in to an organ in the roof of their mouths. Their sense of smell is hundreds of times more powerful than ours. Here’s a very cool video from Snake Discovery on this topic: https://youtu.be/quiVqlhbw8Q

04/19/2023

It’s pretty fun getting to be a playground for snakes!

04/19/2023

While we at Queen City Serpents are all about our no-legged scaly friends, we do love our four-legged scaly friends too. I mean, how could you not love Rosy, our citrus bearded dragon? Look how cute she is! 🤩