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Pythons

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Pythons we work with.

Ball Python

Binomial Nominclature: 
Python regius

Very tame. Average three to four feet as adults. Pattern and color are highly variable. Easy to care for, ball pythons are a small animal that likes a small cage. Their defense is to roll up into a ball unlike a lot of snakes that may bite to when they feel threatened. Ball pythons come in a wide range of naturally occurring and captive produced color morphs.

Ball Python

Morph: 
Heterozygous for Albinism
Binomial Nominclature: 
Python regius

Ball Python

Morph: 
Pastel
Binomial Nominclature: 
Python regius
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baby pastel ball python
baby pastel ball python
pastel ball python

Ball Python

Morph: 
Spider
Binomial Nominclature: 
Python regius
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Spider Ball Python

Burmese Python

Binomial Nominclature: 
Python molurus bivittatus

Reticulated Python

Morph: 
Yellow Headed
Binomial Nominclature: 
Python reticulatus

Second largest species of living snakes with one of largest ranges of any python. Record length of thirty-four feet. Average length is about eight to ten feet in captivity. My yellow headed females are between seventeen and twenty feet in length, the adult males are about eighteen feet length. As with all reptiles, growth is strictly dependent on how much you feed your animal.

Sulawesi Island Reticulated Python

Binomial Nominclature: 
Python reticulatus

An Indonesian Island form, Sulawesi's are most likely the largest of all retics and arguably the most beautiful. Dorsal pattern is a tight diamond pattern from head to tail. Eye and ground color are gray with rich reddish brown surrounding the diamonds. These animals can go twenty four feet plus inside of four years. Sulawesi's are tame if captive born and raised and socialized .

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Sulawesi Island Reticulated Python
Sulawesi Island Reticulated Python
sulawesi island retic and her eggs