Any of those Hemidactylus that are introduced to florida would work well...  H. garnotii is good. They're parthenogenic too so they multiply like crazy

'course the best feeders for baby kings who won't take mice is baby corn snakes... as i'm sure you know.  In addition to working well, they have added benefit of drawing the condemnation and outright rage of cornsnake lovers

Yeah but I dont' breed corns or know anyone really local that does where i could get culls cheap :(  And I dont' really want to breed corns either.

If you could even get one or two culled baby corns you could keep them in the freezer and try using bits and pieces of them to scent mice. You probably do the same thing with a local garter snake or something...  Just a thought.

Yes, I am furious to hear this, just kidding, but I did think when I saw the title you were talking about feeders for your small geckos, like dubias, or something, lol.

Now to answer your question, I've heard either house geckos or anoles are best for stubborn snakes.  never personally raised them, but I hope that helps a little bit.

They are a small meal but viper geckos breed like flies and are easy to care for in a small set up. they have a decent  hatch rate and grow rate. 

p.s. if I get any stills or FTT corns I can let you know.

I'll be doing morning geckos in the future when I need reptilian feeders

I have a small colony of anoles I'm trying out to see if I can get them going for my indo tree boas, if the female does end up popping out babies.  After keeping them for a couple months, I'd say do house geckos - if you set them up right, they'll paste their eggs in suitable places for them to hatch, and you don't have to do anything (this is how we deal with their eggs at work half the time and it works like a dream). 

I also keep dwarf geckos - you can get yellow heads fairly easy, they're small, and SUPER prolific once you get them going.  Again, set them up right and they'll paste their eggs where they can hatch.  I hatch them continually in my tanzanian vivarium, unfortunately my gliding lizards think babies are delicious and they never live more than a few weeks...
But they keep making more, so it's okay. 

good species to breed are pictus..they get to be a medium size....bit smaller than a leopard gecko but breed like ccrazy!

I was gonna recommend Mourning geckos too- don't take up much room and would probably be great for hatchling kings, since the gecko hatchlings are so tiny.  They're parthogenic too so don't have to worry about keeping track of sex or bloodlines to keep the stock healthy.

go to an apartment complex come spring and there should be tons of medeteranian geckos on the walls.

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