Breeders have been trying to create pure white corns, such as the blizzard corn snake, for years. Because of their striking appearance, they’re a popular choice of pet snake and can command a much higher price. This designer morph is bred from albinos and charcoal/anerythristic B corn snakes. Both morphs […]

Enchi ball pythons were first ‘discovered’ in 1998. They come from Enchi in Ghana. The first Enchis were shipped to the U.S. by Lars Brandell at this time and were first bred in captivity and sold as pets in 2002. Enchis are a base morph with a codominant genetic mutation. […]

Burmese pythons are among the largest snakes in the world. Native to Asia, these snakes are also an invasive species in South Florida. They are famed for their voracious appetites, consuming prey much larger than themselves. The preferred food of the Burmese python depends upon its size. Hatchling Burmese pythons […]

While they are not burrowing snakes, rattlesnakes live in dens, or holes in the ground. These dens are a place to curl up and stay warm, safe, and hidden. But rattlesnakes do not always stay inside their dens. A rattlesnake uses its den for protection, especially during its winter brumation. […]

Axanthic ball pythons are a base morph, which means that they can sometimes be found in the wild. Breeders like axanthics because they are beautiful snakes, and they can produce snow ball pythons. The axanthic ball python is a base morph that is black, gray/silver and white. Their color changes […]

The thought of getting your first pet snake is an exciting prospect. However, it can be hard to decide whether to get a corn snake or ball python. Corn snakes and ball pythons are non-venomous, easy to care for, and tolerate handling well. Each snake thrives on a rodent-based diet. […]