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Juvenile Ball Python

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SKU: 5721
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Product Description

Product Description

Ball pythons are a great first python pet as their temperament is very docile and their smaller adult size.

  • Average adult length of 4 feet
  • Life span of 20-30 years

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Feeding Instructions

Ball pythons will eat appropriate sized rodents, pinky mice-large rats. Frozen rodents should be thawed/warmed and be fed 1-2 times per week.

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Habitat and Care

Habitat and Care

Ball pythons require an underbelly heat source of 90-94 degrees to digest their food. 80-90 degrees for cage temperature. In a 10-40 gallon tank, depending on size, the substrate can vary from aspen to mulch. Should have a hide house the snake can fit snuggly in. A water dish which allows the snake to submerge its entire body is preferable.

Ball pythons are a great first python pet as their temperament is very docile and their smaller adult size.

  • Average adult length of 4 feet
  • Life span of 20-30 years

Learn more about caring for reptiles

Please note that certain product information displayed is provided by breeders, suppliers, and other third parties and may not be independently verified by Pet Supermarket. Full disclaimer here
Ball pythons will eat appropriate sized rodents, pinky mice-large rats. Frozen rodents should be thawed/warmed and be fed 1-2 times per week.

Habitat and Care

Ball pythons require an underbelly heat source of 90-94 degrees to digest their food. 80-90 degrees for cage temperature. In a 10-40 gallon tank, depending on size, the substrate can vary from aspen to mulch. Should have a hide house the snake can fit snuggly in. A water dish which allows the snake to submerge its entire body is preferable.


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