The ball python (Python regius) is native to west and central Africa. Almost all imported ball pythons come from Togo and Ghana, although currently many are captive bred and born in the United States. They are primarily terrestrial snakes that inhabit open forests or savanna grasslands with few trees and scattered rock outcroppings. Adults range from four to five feet in length, with rare specimens reaching six feet. They have considerable variation in both color and pattern, and new "morphs" are being created each year.
We are currently working with a variety of normals, pastels, albinos, spiders, yellowbellies and mojaves.