A shot of my ball python, Sunny in my light box

My Ball Python

Adult male ball python.

Letting Betty explore the lift top table.

Thanatos in his new home, the day we got him. :)

It’s ball pythons.

Snakey portraits with two hot babes!

Python regius

Sunny bunz getting a soak in the bathtub.

Spider two.

Royal/ Ball Python

Python regius — at Wildlife Safari, Winston, Oregon

Python is a nonvenomous python species found in Africa. This is the smallest of the African pythons and is also known as royal python or ball python. The name “ball python” refers to the animal’s tendency to curl into a ball when stressed or frightened.

the significance of the snake shedding its skin to symbols of medicine with "Richard" and Frank at Boise State University Reptile and Amphibian Workshop September 18, 2016. "Richard" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Photo by Derek.

Ballpython

Since I'm waiting for my first clutch of 2011 to hatch, I figured I'd shoot a few pics of my 2010 babies....from beautiful normal morphs to the more exotic...

Spider Ball Python Het Albino 2015

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Taken at the Nov. 10th Rocky Mountain Reptile Expo in Denver.

Random female ball python.

This is one of many critters, Artemis, a female ball python. She's pretty outgoing & never minds being held & making new friends :)

She's being having a bit of trouble shedding but she's still a beauty!!

My good friend Mr. P (Monty Python) is a ball python that we inherited from our friends/neighbors when they moved.

CB12 P. regius

Her first feed with me.

Normal male ball python.

Python regius

Normal x Pinstripe eggs in incubator

4000 gram ball python, pastel

BEL (Butter x Mojave)

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Wild-type ball python.

From my first clutch to hatch this year. All have eaten at least once and are well on their way!

my beautiful baby.

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Our ball python, Monty.

I managed to catch him mid-blink for this one.

Adult male ball python