His story: This is the best breeder I've ever owned. He bred so well for me and is so pretty that another great local breeder borrowed him when I was done. If any of you has looked at my clutch prodcution this year, you'll know that he bred two 100% het yellow ghost girls with him and I produced ZERO ghosts. The last thing I'd think that it was my male. Anybody will tell you that all ghost lines are compatible except for the Citrus. Well, yesterday I got a call from the breeder I loaned him to and he said he bred him to a yellow ghost female and was looking at 8 normal looking babies! So, he's a ghost, but at this time he appears to be incompatible with the yellow line. He's a GREAT eater, he'll eat 1-2 large or PK mice each week that he's not breeding or in shed. Awesome animal. I can also pair him with 2 or 3 of his daughter from this year giving you an awesome ghost project!

His story: I have 3 friggin' breeder pastel males now and need to part with one. This guy's the youngest so he has to go. He's average at best but good Graziani blood, acquired from Eden Snakes. He eats large live or P/K mice like a champ.

His story: I have had this guy for almost 3 1/2 years! My first clutch of 'anything' was from him actually, PH albinos back in '03-04. He's all male, goes off feed for 4-5 months during breeding season, breeds like heck during season, then eats on the off season. His weight varies probably 100-150g all year. He eats small rats on the off-season. This was bred by RDR and purchased through Evan Stahl. Evan doesn't provide paperwork with animals but it comes up with my own documentation.

His story: This was our start into pieds. The soure is somewhat questionable although I did track it back down and there was nothing there to disprove that this snake isn't what they said it was. He doesn't have markings and he's a big boy. I actually hold him off feed or he won't breed. I'll include the original hand-written guarantee as well as the e-mail trail on this guy. He's priced accordingly.

His story: This guy was bred here last year from a het caramel male to a normal female. He's the only one left and is a little piggy. He'll be ready to go for next breeding season.

Her story: This is the second female ball python that acquired. She ate like a horse and gave me a great litter of eggs last year (8 eggs) but never really picked back up on feed. fully. She was over 2300g at her prime, now she's just under 1800g. Still energetic and seems interested in feeding, she just doesn't eat that much.

Her story: This is the biggest female ball python I've personally ever seen. She started topping my 3200g scale years ago. By weighing her on a human scale, she's right around 8 pounds which translates to 3560g. She's produced the past 2 years in a row. The downside...she's a mouse eater (rats only occasionally), typically 6-8 a week. Also, she has a high slug ratio. Last year she had 11 eggs and 7 were slugs and this year she had 12 eggs and 8 were slugs. This could be because of the fat content in the mice. As you can see though, she's not obese, she's all-around just a big girl. On the plus side, she produced a baby last year that is mind-blowing, one of the pretty normals I've seen (technially it's a 50% PH caramel female, but nonetheless). You can see her here.

Her story: This is a good ball python female but is just on large live mice, 1 or 2 a sitting. She's very pretty and I had full intention of keeping her in my collection but I just have to let her go.

Her story: This one is hard to sell (and obviously #24, the 3500g girl). She's big enough that she'll go this year but she unfortunately still made the list. This girl eats 1-2 small live rats a week. If it weren't for eating live rats only, she'd be a keeper.

Her story: I got this girl with a burn on her snout, her heat pits are permanently inflamed. It started to scare me thinking that it was mouth rot or something serious so I took her to the vet and the vet confirmed that it was just scar tissue. I never moved this girl from quarantine into the main snake room so she hasn't gotten the attention she deserves. She has a lot of potential and she does eat live rats when offered. She's priced accordingly.

Her story: This is a good ball python female and should be ready to go next year. She's only leaving for two reasons. She only eats live rats and she often only eats one at a sitting. This is a great girl if you can feed multiple times a week. She's a little huffy, nothing too bad but she'll definitely let out a belly full of air if you tick her off.

Her story: This is not a good representation of this girl, she's very light and faded. I'll try to get a better picture. She's just a weak eater. Not losing a ton of weight but only eating live mice and not very often.