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SNAKES

Featured Animal - Ball Python w.c. (babies)

The Ball Python gets their name from its primary method of defense. When disturbed, the ball python will wrap itself up into a ball, protecting its head by hiding it in the middle of its coils. Predators are then discouraged by the snake's lack of movement and lose interest.

Light brown body is often adorned with gold strips. The true purpose of this coloration is camouflage. It uses its camouflage to stalk its prey and initially disorients its victim with a blitz strike. Start with a 10-gallon tank and grow as the snake grows.

Use newspaper, aspen, reptile bedding or reptile turf. Create shelters with climbing and basking areas. A large bowl of fresh water for drinking and soaking should be provided at all times.

Keep the tank between 82 and 95 during the day and 72 to 80 at night. Use under tank heating pads for a 24-hour heat source. Pre-killed mice and rats are good for the younger snakes.


These snakes are imported into the United States by the thousands. Most will not eat due to stress and internal parasites. They also are covered in huge ticks
which, must be removed.

We treat each wild caught Ball Python for worms and expect each snake for ticks before shipping. After treatment and placed in natural enclosures, our Ball Pythons will eat and thrive in captivity.

We recommend that all new specimens be quarantined so that they can be checked for parasites and disease at the new location.

Free shipping on orders over $500.00/Pet Stores & Jobbers/ Minimum Order 200.00





Ball Python c.b. feeder (2009 babies)
Code: BPC
Price: $35.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Ball Python c.b. (2010 babies)
Code: BPW
Price: $22.50
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Ball Python w/c (adult male)
Code: BPW50
Price: $35.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Banded Watersnake
Code: BW
Price: $12.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Black Racer
Code: BR240
Price: $10.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Florida Kingsnake c.b. babies
Code: FK
Price: $40.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Garter Snake
Code: GS
Price: $15.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Green Snake
Code: GS54
Price: $12.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Redtail Boa (c.b. babies)
Code: RB
Price: $52.50
Quantity in Basket: none
 



  Ribbon Snake
Code: RS
Price: $10.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 



Texas Rat Snake
Code: TRS
Price: $30.00
Quantity in Basket: none
 




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