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How to Take Care of a Mexican Black Kingsnake! – A TDI Care Guide 🐍

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Warm-up Questions

What do you think a “care guide” should include for a pet snake?
What are 3 things you would want to know before getting a Mexican black kingsnake?
From the title, what daily or weekly care do you expect this snake needs?

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How to Take Care of a Mexican Black Kingsnake! – A TDI Care Guide 🐍

Introduction + feeding basics (00:00 – 02:11)

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1. About how long do Mexican black kingsnakes typically live, according to the speaker?

25–30 years
10–12 years
15–20 years
5–8 years

2. What feeding schedule does the speaker recommend for babies?

Twice a day
Once every 2–3 weeks
Only once a month
Once every 5–7 days

3. Why does the speaker say these snakes transition well to frozen/thawed prey?

They only eat insects
They are naturally herbivores
They have a severe hunger drive
They are very shy about eating

How to Take Care of a Mexican Black Kingsnake! – A TDI Care Guide 🐍

Enclosure, substrate, humidity, heat, and lighting (02:11 – 04:33)

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1. What minimum enclosure size does the speaker recommend for an adult Mexican black kingsnake?

10 gallon
20 gallon
5 gallon
40 gallon

2. What humidity range does the speaker say they need?

90–100%
10–20%
70–90%
30–60%

3. What does the speaker say about UVB for this snake?

It is absolutely required for survival
It should be used only at night
It is not required, but the speaker finds it beneficial
It is dangerous and should never be used

How to Take Care of a Mexican Black Kingsnake! – A TDI Care Guide 🐍

Water, cohabitation warning, and daily care (04:33 – 06:52)

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1. What does the speaker recommend to reduce chlorine/chemicals in the water?

Use saltwater
Use bottled water or reptile water conditioner
Add sugar
Boil the water for 30 minutes every day

2. Why does the speaker say you cannot cohab kingsnakes?

They only drink water when alone
They cannot digest food when housed alone
They will eat other snakes
They need constant social interaction

3. What problem does the speaker warn about if you over-mist aspen substrate?

It becomes too hot
It attracts insects immediately
It turns into sand
It causes mildew and mold to grow

How to Take Care of a Mexican Black Kingsnake! – A TDI Care Guide 🐍

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1. Which set of care factors does the speaker emphasize most throughout the guide?

Feeding, enclosure setup (space/clutter/substrate), and temperature/humidity
Hair care, vitamins, and loud music
Training tricks, socializing with other snakes, and outdoor exercise
Keeping the tank completely empty to reduce stress

2. What is the main reason the speaker recommends feeding in a separate feeding bin?

To teach the snake to climb
To prevent the snake from associating the enclosure with feeding and reduce food aggression
To increase humidity in the tank
To make the snake sleep more

3. According to the speaker, what changes as these snakes get older?

They become more wiry and faster
They stop eating entirely
They require no heat source
They generally become more tame and easier to handle

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

How to Take Care of a Mexican Black Kingsnake! – A TDI Care Guide 🐍

Which part of the care guide (feeding, enclosure, heating/lighting, or cleaning) seems most challenging? Why?
Do you agree with the idea that “bigger is always better” for enclosure size? What are possible exceptions?
The speaker says UVB isn’t required but is beneficial. What pros and cons might a pet owner consider before adding UVB?
What rules would you create for safe feeding and handling to reduce stress and prevent bites?