Albinos:

The classic of the ball python world! Albinos have a beautiful mix of yellow, orange & white coloration throughout their entire body with bright red eyes. In recent years an even more striking Albino called the Lavender Albino has been introduced. The Albino morph is recessive and has been crossed into many other morphs.

Black Pastels:

Black Pastels are very close to Cinnamons but are a different line. Black Pastels are another co-dominant trait that varies with black and brown to rusty coloration. The interesting thing about Black Pastels is, when you breed two together, the super form produced an all jet black to dark brown snake. Very cool indeed!

Bumblebees:

Bumblebees have to be one of the all time best designer morphs ever created. The color and contrast is simply beautiful. They are a Spider x Pastel AKA Spider Pastel. As with Pastels, they have bright green eyes and varying amounts of yellow, white & black. They are also a very popular morph to cross into other projects.

Genetic Stripes:

Genetic Stripes have always been a favorite of mine. We are currently working with a 1.2 group (het females) and hope to work them into our Pastel project. The Pastel Genetic Stripe is insane! Our Genetic Stripe male has a perfect stripe and comes from fantastic genes that commonly throw perfect stripes.

Ivorys:

Ivorys are the result of breeding two Yellowbelly pythons together. The Ivory is a beautiful white snake with a faint yellow stripe down it's back. They have a bright red wicked looking pupil that make them look quite striking in person, which makes them different from the blue eyed leucys.

Lessers:

Lessers are a key ingredient to producing some of the best looking all white or leucistic snakes out there. Even though they have a beauty all their own, their genetic potential definitely makes them a powerful snake. You can also cross them into Mojaves to produce an all white snake as well.

Mojaves:

Normals:

Normal ball pythons can hold a beauty all their own and come in many different colors and patterns. Although many normal ball pythons in the market today are CH imports, they still play a tremendous role in adding both diversity as well as new morphs and mutations. Normal ball pythons make excellent pets at a great value.

Orange Ghosts:

Ghosts are a key ingredient in producing some of the best morphs out there. They have been crossed into Spiders, Pastels, Clowns, Black Pastels and so on. We are currently planning on breeding our Orange Ghosts to our Honey Bee male to produce more outstanding Honey Bees and ghosts.

Pastels:

Pastel Jungles were by far one of the most popular new morphs for several years. Being co-dominant their popularity and value soared! Even now they are a great addition to any collection for their effectiveness in enhancing almost any morph they are bred into. Pastel Spiders are still one of my all time favorites.

Pastel Ghosts:

Pastel Ghosts are another fantastic double combo trait that can be combined into many different projects and morphs. Both genes are incredibly powerful and a lot of fun to work with. Combined with other morphs such as a Spider het Ghost can produce a ton of awesome hatchlings!

Piebalds:

Piebalds have to be the most popular ball python more ever! This recessive gene is incredible. Piebalds come in a varying amounts of white from only a few blotches to over 95% white. Our collection consists of a 1.2 (het females) group. The variation of this morph makes it very exciting to work with. You never know what you'll get!

Pinstripes:

Spiders: