We sell ADULT Breeder ready AND SUB-ADULT Ball Pythons. Get yours now.
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About Passionate Pythons
Our Mission
At Passionate Pythons, our mission is to let pet owners
Unleash your passion for Ball pythons. We offer stunning, breeder-ready ball pythons, saving you time and money by providing mature, ready-to-breed snakes. Skip the years of waiting and dive straight into the exciting world of reptile breeding. Our selection includes both sub-adults and adults, ensuring you find the perfect companion for your exotic pet collection. We're not just selling snakes; we're sharing our passion for these incredible creatures and providing the resources you need for a rewarding experience. Explore our family and learn how to care for your new friend. Get yours now and start your breeding journey today!
Our Experience
I originally got involved with ball pythons due to my youngest son who wanted one as a pet. My other son who was a year older became addicted to reptiles and purchased 3 ball pythons on his own. In 2002 I started going to reptile shows with him and purchased my first ball python and it's been nonstop since. I'm passionate about my animals and stay up to date on the latest research and trends to provide them the best possible care. As well as providing you with the most accurate and helpful information. You can trust me to provide you with the best advice for your pet's wellbeing. All our animals are bread by me and are guaranteed to be healthy.
THE LEARNING CENTER
How to care for a ball Python
Enclosure: Provide a secure and spacious habitat with appropriate substrate, hiding spots, and climbing opportunities for your ball python.
Temperature and Humidity: Maintain a temperature gradient (warm side: 80-85°F, cool side: 75-80°F) and humidity levels around 50-60%
Diet: Feed a diet primarily consisting of appropriately sized rodents, adjusting the frequency based on the snake's age and size.
Handling: Handle your ball python gently and regularly to promote socialization, but avoid excessive handling, especially after feeding.
Health Monitoring: Regularly check for signs of health issues, such as shedding problems or changes in appetite, and consult a veterinarian if needed
Other key points to know about ball pythons
- Size: Hatchlings are 25-43 cm long; adults reach 0.9-1.5 meters, with some reports up to 1.83 meters12.
- Lifespan: Can live 30 years or more in captivity, with a record over 40 years2.
- Behavior: Shy, non-venomous, and primarily nocturnal. They are known for forming a tight ball for defense
- Breeding Season: Mid-September to mid-November1.
- Clutch Size: 1-11 eggs1.
- Sexual Dimorphism: Females are larger than males and have longer jaws