The Blue-Eyed Leucistic Ball Python, known for its milky white scales and piercing blue eyes, is a fascinating snake that has piqued the interests of both newbie and experienced snake keepers! This snake, which was once extremely rare, was discovered in 1992 and had a $10,000 asking price! Naturally, breeders have been able to more … Read more
Are you concerned because your ball python hasn’t pooped in a while? Do you want to make your pet’s health a priority? As disgusting as it may seem to some, droppings are usually one of the first signs that something is wrong with the health of any pet. When the dropping changes in any way, … Read more
Ball pythons are popular pets among those who keep snakes as pets. They are generally docile, but they can bite you for a bunch of reasons. Since ball pythons aren’t venomous and don’t have fangs, their bites aren’t as painful as those of other snakes. Ball pythons, also known as royal pythons, are originally from … Read more
Ball Pythons are one of the most popular pet reptiles because of their small size, low husbandry requirements, and calm demeanor. With a few exceptions, they are the ideal first-time snake for a new reptile owner. Caring for an Albino Ball Python, like caring for any pet, requires dedication, time, and money. If you’re willing … Read more
Understanding ball python bites is critical for all ball python owners. While it is uncommon that one will bite you, if they do, it might be a sign that you need to pay more attention to their care. There might have been something that went wrong that led to the bite. Fixing the root problem … Read more
One of the most fascinating aspects of snake care is feeding. Many keepers enjoy this aspect of snake husbandry, but others, especially beginners, are frequently intimidated by the entire process. Don’t be worried! We’re here to walk you through every step of feeding your ball python. So, here is everything you need to know about … Read more
Ball Pythons (Python Regius) are small to medium snakes native to Central and Western Africa’s open grasslands and scrub forests. When scared, they tend to curl up into a ‘ball.’ One of the most common and popular snakes in the hobby, which has been bred in a variety of morphs. Have you recently gotten a … Read more
It can be very stressful to figure out why a ball python won’t eat (especially for newer owners). These reptiles, unlike many other pets, don’t give you many clues! If you want to figure things out, you’ll need to understand their attitudes and needs. For this reason, we put together this helpful guide to walk … Read more
Banana Ball Pythons are a color morph of the standard ball python. They’re called “bananas” because of their bright yellow color and dark brown or black speckling, which is weirdly similar to an aging banana! This morph was first found in the late 1990s or early 2000s. The original animals were imported wild-caught. Captive-bred banana … Read more
In this post we are going to explain ball python shedding process in detail. Ball Python Shedding Behavior Ball Python Shedding occurs naturally as a snake grows. The Ball Pythons belly begins to turn pink and the eyes begin to fog over. Providing the proper humidity required by your Ball python is important to prevent non-problematic sheds. Maintain … Read more