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Ball pythons can make excellent pets for new reptile enthusiasts. Get everything you need to know in ReptiFiles' ball python care guide.
Before you get a ball python, you need to know how — and what — to feed it. Read through these expert ball python feeding tips from ReptiFiles here.
Keep reading about ball python care: Introduction to Ball Pythons; Your Shopping List; Terrarium Size Guidelines; Lighting, Heating & Humidity; Substrate Options; How to Decorate the Terrarium; Feeding Your Ball Python; Handling Tips; Health & Diseases; Additional Resources
Keep reading about ball python care: Introduction to Ball Pythons; Your Shopping List; Terrarium Size & Lighting Guidelines; Temperatures & Humidity; Substrate Options; How to Decorate the Terrarium; Feeding Your Ball Python; Handling Tips; Health & Diseases; Additional Resources
Keep reading about ball python care: Introduction to Ball Pythons; Your Shopping List; Terrarium Size Guidelines; Lighting, Heating & Humidity; Substrate Options; How to Decorate the Terrarium; Feeding Your Ball Python; Handling Tips; Health & Diseases; Additional Resources
Ball pythons need some humidity to maintain proper respiratory health and to shed their skin correctly. According to TimeandDate.com climate records from known ball python habitat in Africa, humidity levels are generally between 60-80% during the day, rising to 80-100% at night.
Keep reading about ball python care: Introduction to Ball Pythons; Your Shopping List; Terrarium Size Guidelines; Lighting, Heating & Humidity; Substrate Options; How to Decorate the Terrarium; Feeding Your Ball Python; Handling Tips; Health & Diseases; Additional Resources
There are good substrates and there are bad substrates. Check out the best ball python substrates for your beloved pet here.
Male and female ball pythons look nearly identical on the outside, so ball python sexing is tricky. ReptiFiles compares popping and probing on this page.
Like other reptiles, ball pythons shed their skin regularly as they grow. A healthy ball python should shed its skin in one piece once every 4-6 weeks or so. As they prepare to shed, the scales will loosen, and you may notice its eyes turn blue and opaque.