TWO ball python hatchlings for rehome! I have one pastel, spider, albino and one spider, albino ball pythons. I have to be honest, I have not been the best at giving them proper care since they've hatched, as I am in the middle of moving, and now that they are ready I need them out asap. They are both currently receiving treatment for mites, which should be done in a week or two. Both are accepting f/t mice regularly. Fee of 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ each. Message for pictures
Warning!- The spider morph is linked to a neurological condition that causes poor balance and a head tilt or 'wobble'. When mild, this does not affect the snake's well being, though severe cases can be fatal. Both spider morph hatchlings haven't presented any severe symptoms and this hasn't affected their ability to thrive at all.
Ball Pythons are a great beginner pet snake and are very common in the hobby. Ideally, when they reach adult size, a ball Python should be housed in a 120gal tank, though a 10-20gal is plenty for the first year of a baby's life. They also need plenty of enrichment like hides, logs, and things to climb on. They require a humidity of 60-80% and a temperature gradient with the warm side around 86-90°F. A young python will feed weekly on mice or rats but should slow down to ~2 feedings a month around adult size. Food should be sized based on the thickest part of their body. A clean water dish should always be present with fresh water added daily.