Our very first snake hatch is finally here—and it’s a banger. We just produced what might be the world’s first 3-gene Ball Python combo that looks just like a Sunset morph. The color ...

Ball pythons are native to West and Central Africa. Their name stems from the fact that they often curl into a ball when stressed or threatened. The ball python captured at the Kaimuki residence ...

By Kayli Pascal-Martinez Click here for updates on this story HONOLULU (KITV) — A live snake was found in the backyard of a Kaimuki homeowner on Sunday night. According to the Hawaii Department ...

Cumberland and Lincoln Animal Control are searching for the owner of a Ball Python found on Wednesday. Animal Control said the python was found on the street on Angell Road in Lincoln. It’s ...

While part of the same genus, these two pythons are vastly different in size once they reach maturity. Ball pythons get to be about 4 feet long, while Burmese pythons can reach between 10 and 16 ...

In Palm Beach County, 69 Burmese pythons have been captured since 2006, according to the Early Detection and Distribution Mapping System, or EDDMapS. In addition, four have been found dead, and 24 ...

Some key differences between Burmese and ball pythons: Burmese pythons Native to South and Southeast Asia. Average from six to nine feet in length, but can grow to be much longer.

In a captive environment, the Zebra Pastel Ball Python can be up to 6 feet and live for over 30 years, making the snake a serious investment for snake collectors.

As they get older you feed them more at one time so they don’t need as many feedings. Cost of feeding a ball python. The annual cost of feeding a ball python can range between $100 to $150.

People joked about the ball python being an "iPad kid." Others admired the gentle way in which the girl interacted with the snake, saying how well the snake responded to its human friend.

The juvenile ball pythons, meanwhile, didn’t appear to care much about who they denned with. “They just wanted to be together all the time, in one shelter,” Dr. Skinner said.