It seems you can never breed enough Ball Pythons! One of the all time favorite starter snakes, Balls make a great addition to any collection. We have both PE bred babies and farm hatched babies, and we put more work into our animals than any one else in the country (we house and feed over 800 animals in single cages every year)! We guarantee our animals to be fat, healthy, and feeding on thawed mice, which are important criteria when selecting a baby Ball Python. Don't get suckered by the mass of hustlers out there selling half dead (or fully dead) Ball Python babies each season, get a terrific animal from a real breeder, and someone that really knows what they are doing!

c.b. 05 males at $30 each
c.b. 04 females 350-500 grams $250-$350 each.
Juvie males SOLD OUT

We have ignored the whole Ball Python morph excitement for quite a few years now, thinking it wasn't a strong project. Balls don't have large clutches, they are a common snake, the demand can't be very high........what a mistake that was!! Ball Python morphs are some of the coolest cutting edge reptiles in the entire hobby! Missing the ground floor on some of these amazing variations was pretty dumb, but we have managed to slip it back into gear for the future, and we now have a few very cool projects coming along. Clowns, Caramels, Stripes, and Ghosts are all looking strong for us, and we have bred our Ghosts for the last couple of seasons. Stay in touch with us for updated progress reports.
u.s.c.b. 2005 SOLD OUT

NOT FOR SALE- One of the world's most beautiful snakes! Gorgeous iridescent black, these are from the high elevations of Indo. Captive breeding has been extremely limited, we have yet to see decent documentation of true captive reproduction, the only available specimens are wild caught adults (very difficult) or captive hatched babies from gravid wild caught females (better, but still tricky).

We have a nice group of young adults, including a 13 foot female, all raised from captive hatched babies. We see terrific health and growth, positive courting and copulation, aggressive follicle development...but no eggs. We feel that there is some mysterious missing piece of the captive puzzle with the Boelen's, and we will continue to work on finding that missing piece. I believe it to be related to temperatures...