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Ball Python, Python regius Morphs, Breeders List, Videos, and Photos

Blue Eyed Leucistic Ball Python

Blue Eyed Leucistic Ball Python Closeup

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Ball Python, Python regius

Ball pythons (Python regius) are native to Central and Western Africa. Adults of this species top out at about 5 feet when fully grown, which make them suitable as pets, for more people than the larger species of pythons.

They get their common name from their habit of rolling up in a ball when they feel threatened. Ball pythons are docile, and easy to handle snakes, for the most part. There are a huge number of morphs to choose from, with Ball pythons, so just about everybody can find one that catches their eye.

Here is a video of a Ball Python laying eggs.

Ball Python Morph Photos

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Albino

Albino (Faded)

Albino Ghost

Albino (high contrast)

See Full List of Ball Python Morphs (125 Morphs).........

See List of Ball Python Breeders (2 Pages).........

Corn Snake, Elaphe guttata Video and Photo

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Corn Snake, Elaphe guttata

Corn Snakes, Elaphe guttata, are a very common snake in the pet trade. They can grow to over 5 feet in length. Their natural/wild type coloration, is reddish orange, with reddish brown blotches bordered by black, running the full length of the animal.
With the huge amount of captive breeding that has occurred with this species, there have been many color and pattern mutations that have come on the market.

Corn Snakes are most common in the southeastern part of the U.S. They can live over 20 years in captivity, with good care.

In the wild, adults eat mostly rodents or birds. Some young corns have been known to prefer lizards over rodents when offered their first meal.