Reptiles

Corn snakes can make great pets. If you are new to keeping pet snakes, they may be the best possible choice for your first pet snake. Corn snakes are calm …

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Ball pythons, also known as royal pythons, are one of the most common pet snakes. Ball pythons are not venomous, and they are not dangerous. Once in a while, however, …

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Are you worried that your ball python might bite you? Do you want to know more about your pet snake’s teeth? One of the things that first-time owners of ball …

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Ball pythons, in the wild, often spend most of their time in termite mounds. Termites build shafts of dirt that reach up over the landscape, keeping the insects dry during …

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First-time owners of ball pythons are often surprised to learn that their new pet snakes are nocturnal. Ball pythons like to hide during the day, and only become active at …

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If you are a fan of ball pythons, it is only natural to wonder if two ball pythons can live together in the same enclosure. After all, it costs hundreds …

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If you buy a captive-bred ball python—and we strongly recommend that you only buy captive-bred ball pythons, never wild-caught—chances are that it will already be used to feeding on rodents, …

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Ball pythons sometimes refuse to eat for a variety of reasons. They usually will not eat when they are shedding. Female ball pythons won’t eat when they are about to …

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Ball pythons and corn snakes are two of the most popular pet snakes. Both ball pythons and corn snakes are inexpensive, easy to find, and easy to feed. They are …

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Ball pythons don’t yawn for the same reasons people do. Yawning never means that your ball python is sleepy. Ball pythons yawn before they eat, after they eat, when they …

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