Justin Kobylka, of Georgia, said he’d spent years trying to perfect a different pattern on lavender albino ball pythons before the reptile was born with three yellowish smiley faces on its side ...

Can you tell a $30 Ball Python from a $5,000 morph? In this epic price challenge, we put reptile lovers to the test. With wild patterns, rare genetics, and some sneaky surprises, this is way ...

Ball pythons were long assumed to be solitary ... beloved for their rich colors, intricate patterns and docile tempers. They are easily bred and almost always kept alone.

Their blotches are rounded and resemble dumbbells or alien heads Due to their popularity as a pet, they have also been bred to exhibit many colors and patterns. Dozens of different ball python ...

Ball pythons are a non-native snake in Florida, popular in the pet trade, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. They have a similar pattern to the non-native and ...

Ball pythons are known for their remarkable array of patterns and colors, according to reptiles magazine. The specific snake is described as shy, friendly and manageable. Originally Published ...