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Breeder Interview - Mike Wilbanks
Breeder interview with Mike Wilbanks - Mike is answering questions from our Facebook users.Maternal Incubation
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Markus tells about a Ball Python he hatched without any eyes.Kevin McCurley Aka, NERD Need your Help
Kevin McCurley AKA. NERD is looking for pictures of new morphs for his book.. This is your chance to get your picture in his book and get the credit for them.Pumpkin Champagne
The story of the Pumpkin ChampagneBreeder Interview - Kevin McCurley
Ball Python Breeder interview with one of the business big players - Kevin McCurley.See what he had to say when WOB's Facebook users asked him questions.
Breeder Interview - Ralph Davis
Ball Python Breeder interview with one of the business big players - Ralph Davis.See what he had to say when WOB's Facebook users asked him questions.
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No description foundL.L.T. Ball (Liesen Line Trick) story
This is the story about the "Trick" Ball PythonGravid female xray shots
Here are some pictures showing the X-ray images of a pregnant female ball python.Twisted Umbilicus - What to do
We first started by cutting the top half of the egg off to make sure that we couldn't do anything to untwist it without taking the snake out of the egg. Once we knew it was twisted and we couldn't untwist it we carefully pulled the snake out of the egg.Eggs retention
No description foundAbout Vanillas
The Vanilla ball python is a co-dominant morph, like a pastel, with a regular and super form. It was first discovered by Gulf Coast Reptiles when they bred what appeared to be a light colored normal and were astute enough to realize that it was genetic . Unlike the typical normal, vanillas seem to lighten over time. Babies and adults have a pale or blushed head.Three common misconceptions
The first is the suggestion to keep a Ball Python in a fishtank. There is much debate over the correct size of the fishtank to keep your snake in. Unfortunately, there are few care sheets out there advising Ball Python owners to avoid keeping their snakes in fishtanks.Humidity
Video about humidityPiebald Ball Pythons - Genetic Gems
BY NOW, MOST READERS OF REPTILES have either heard of or seen a picture of the piebald ball python. Those lucky enough to have seen a living specimen know of their incredible beauty. The irregular pattern that is splashed randomly on a snow-white background makes this naturally occurring color variant one of the most sought-after ball pythons. The Kobylka Line Piebald - The Story
About 9pm on Sept. 28, 2007 I carefully poked the tip of the surgical scissors into the top of the large white egg. I wasn't sure what to expect, but somehow I knew something special would be in this clutch, even though it was only Pastel X Normal. After lots of day counting I had decided to pip the first egg on the very top of the 8 eggs to see if my expectation was completely crazy.Substrateless Incubation method
I must preface this explanation by saying that this is my second breeding season. I have ONLY used substrateless method and EVERYTHING I have ever hatched has been with that method, traditional method scares me.Genetics - Co-dominant
Description on how the co-dominant gene works.Feeding Ball Pythons
There are many myths and untruths about feeding captive ball pythons. A very common question or plea on just about every snake forum is "help, my ball python is not feeding" or "my snake was feeding and has now stopped".
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