Spider ball pythons are like their predecessor, the traditional ball python, in many ways. They handle well, eat frequently, and have simple care requirements. They even look similar to the … Read more

The Children’s Python (Antaresia Childreni) is one of the best snakes to own. They are small enough that the costs associated with purchasing and providing upkeep are not huge or … Read more

Viper boas are found in their natural habitat in New Guinea. While they may look dangerous, they really aren’t and they make great pets. These snakes have a bad reputation … Read more

Pied ball pythons are a beautiful variant of the regular ball python. They maintain all of the best characteristics of the ball python— easy care, docile temperament, unfussy eaters— while … Read more

The Woma Python (Aspidites ramsayi) is a fantastic snake to look at and to own! They are docile and seem to enjoy being handled once socialized appropriately. They have minimal … Read more

The False Water Cobra is so named because of its similar appearance to the Water Cobra, which is a highly venomous snake. These snakes can ‘hood up’ their necks like … Read more

Rubber boas (Charina bottae) are the snakes for you if you want a snake that is going to enjoy being handled. They are simple-looking snakes that are terrestrial and semi-fossorial. … Read more

The Arabian Sand Boa (Eryx jayakari) is a wonderful pet snake to have as they are hardy creatures and are easily handled. Like all boas they are not venomous; instead, … Read more

Despite its relative scarcity, the albino ball python is a popular pet amongst beginner reptile owners and veterans alike. It’s beautiful coloring, docile temperament, and straightforward care requirements make it … Read more

Banana ball pythons were already known for their striking colors, but are becoming even more popular for their stellar temperament and easy care. Great for both beginners and experts alike, … Read more