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Ball Python (Python
regius)
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We produce a few
normal Ball Pythons from various crossings. Ideally suited for pets,
these are vastly better than the commonly seen 'ranched' imports
available in pet stores. These will feed and thrive! |
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling,
Portrait
Pricing: Males $50, Females $65
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Ghost Ball Python (Python
regius)
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Hypomelanistic. Absolutely spectacular Ball Pythons! Completely lacking
any true black pigment in the epidermal layers, there are only traces
remaining in some of the deeper layers of the skin. Even the shed skin
lacks all pigmentation. This gives the snake a pale 'ghostly' coloration
and these snakes glow!
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Status: Regular breeders,
producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Another,
Close-up,
Shed
Skins,
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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High Contrast Albino Ball Python (Python regius)
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The first of the designer Ball Pythons
and the snake that started it all! So unusual they don't
even look real until they move. Brilliant yellow blotches on white,
although some strains may fade as adults. We are focusing on producing
specimens with clean solid yellow markings.
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Status:
Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos: Hatchling,
Another
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Piebald Ball Python (Python regius)
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Piebalds are probably the
most popular morph of Ball Python. With patches of pure snow white
scattered over the body in varying amounts, they are quite striking. A
recessive mutation, we'll be offering these, plus snakes heterozygous
for this trait and combinations beginning in 2008. Pricing on these can
vary widely, based on quantity and location of white. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually beginning in 2008
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Caramel Ball Python (Python regius)
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A personal favorite here. A
recessive mutation, we'll be offering these, plus snakes heterozygous
for this trait and combinations beginning in 2008. The most widely known
combination using this trait is the incredible Caramel Glow Ball Python,
a double homozygous Caramel and Ghost snake. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually beginning in 2008
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Another,
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Spider Ball Python (Python regius)
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Here we have what is
commonly termed a dominant mutation, as the homozygous form is
apparently indistinguishable from the heterozygous form. A large number of truly spectacular
designer morphs have been created using this mutation, with some of the
most popular being Bumblebee Spider, Honeybee Spider, Stingerbee Spider
and the Queenbee Spider. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Bumblebee
Spider Ball Python (Python regius)
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The combination of Spider
and Pastel creates the incredibly popular Bumblebee Spider. So named for
the high-contrast black and yellow bands, they are gorgeous snakes, far
better than either parent! Also an important genetic combination for use
in creating even more beautiful snakes, such as the Spinner Bee and
Killer Bee. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Pinstripe Ball Python (Python regius)
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Also a dominant mutation,
as the homozygous form appears indistinguishable from the heterozygous form.
Truly unique appearance! A large number of spectacular designer morphs
have been created using this mutation, with some of the most popular
being Spinner, Lemon Blast
and the utterly amazing Spinner Blast. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Pastel Ball Python (Python regius)
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Pastel Ball Pythons are one
of the most attractive morphs and have quickly grown to be one of the
most popular morphs available. An incomplete dominant mutation, they are used to
create an astounding array of beautiful new forms by combining easily
with other mutations. We've carefully selected our breeders for intense
yellows and very pale centers on dark areas. |
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Status:
Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos: Portrait, Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Mojave Ball Python (Python regius)
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Yet
another incomplete dominant mutation, with the super form being a unique ghostly
patterned gray-white
snake known simply as the Super Mojave Ball. A large number of truly
spectacular designer morphs have been created using this mutation, with
my favorite being the Spider-Mojave. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Lesser Platinum Ball Python (Python regius)
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An incomplete dominant mutation. The
super form is a fantastic solid white snake with pale blue eyes. Called
Blue-Eyed Leucistic, it appears a number of incomplete dominant morphs produce
this appearance as a super, and many of them will also do so when
combined together! Thus a Lesser Platinum Mojave appears as a Blue-Eyed
Leucistic! But don't ignore the various combinations of the Lesser
Platinum itself, such as Lesser Bee, Queen Bee and Kingpin! |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually, starting in 2009.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Black Pastel Ball Python (Python regius)
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Still
another incomplete dominant mutation, with the super form being a unique solid blackish-brown
snake known as the Black Ball or Eight-Ball. A number of interesting morphs
have been produced using this mutation in combination with others, the
most coveted of which is the Silver Streak Ball. Black Pastels bred to
Cinnamons have produced Eight-Balls, so this trait is allelic to
Cinnamon. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Cinnamon Ball Python (Python regius)
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Allelic to Black Pastel.
Essentially nothing more than a color variant of the Black Pastel, but
those color variations lead to some interesting effects when this trait
is combined with others, notably the Silver Bullet Ball.
Coloration is much lighter, resulting in classic cinnamon colors with
extreme blushing. The super form is a patternless brownish black snake
simply called the Super-Cinnamon. |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos:
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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Yellow-Belly (Het Ivory) Ball Python (Python regius)
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This unique morph is yet
another incomplete dominant mutation, with the super form being a near all-white
snake known as the Ivory Ball. Yellow-Bellies have several unique
characteristics, but there are a number of unproven bloodlines and fakes
masquerading around the internet - buy from a proven line! |
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Status: Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos: Ventral
Surface
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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Harlequin
Wide-Stripe Ball Python (Python regius)
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This appears to be yet
another dominant or incomplete dominant mutation. We acquired this unusual
male and bred him to a rather
typical female. A number of these snakes have now been produced, and we
anticipate crossing this pattern trait into a number of color mutations
shortly. Click here to learn more
about this project. |
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Status:
Regular breeders, producing annually.
Care Sheet: Not
available
Additional Photos: Pair
Copulating,
Hatchling,
Hatchling
Pricing: Market, see our availability
page for current offerings.
Current Availability:
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here to see Ball Pythons for sale.
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