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Boa Constrictors & Ball Pythons
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10/31/2026

Halloween is FINALLY here, and the ultimate question remains: trick or treat?

Whether your snakes are on their best behavior or giving you total sass today, we hope you have an awesome, safe, and spooky Halloween!

Do you think your snake is giving you a trick or a treat today? Let us know in the comments below! 🎃

10/29/2026

You know that look your ball python gives you when you're not entirely sure if you're about to get a curious little noodle or a whole lot of attitude?

For us, that is this guy. Our 2023 Black Pastel GHI Phantom has kept us guessing since he was a little baby. Some days he likes us and some days he has a whole lot of attitude. 😂

10/27/2026

Tail Tuesday: Anery T1 🖤

A closer look at the tail on our 2021 Anery T1 100% het Kahl male!

Anerythrism Type 1 is a recessive mutation that suppresses red pigment (erythrin), leaving those tail saddles in deep charcoals, stark blacks, and icy silver-grays.

He’s currently paired with our 2021 Ghost 100% het Kahl (image 3), and we’re hoping to see some Moonglow babies from this pairing 🙏

10/26/2026

Our 2016 and 2024 Hypo Motley males show off this combination at different ages!

Hypo reduces dark pigmentation, often allowing brighter colors to stand out, while Motley alters the body pattern, creating distinctive markings along the back and sides.

What do you find most interesting about Hypo or Motley boas? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

10/25/2026

Astrid came over to say hi while she was out exploring, and we couldn't resist snapping a few photos of her. Her beautiful coloration and bold jungle pattern make her such a pretty girl!

What do you love most about jungle boas? Let us know in the comments! 💚

10/24/2026

We had to put our own spin on this trend, and what better way than with boas and ball pythons? Each answer gets its own snake, and some of these matches are surprisingly accurate.

10/24/2026

A little update on our 2022 HI OD Super Enchi Fire Pastel Yellowbelly! 💛

Since coming home from the NARBC Tinley show, she’s been a little shy while getting used to her new environment. She took her first meal with us a little over a week ago, and we have another feeding planned for this weekend.

We’re hoping she’ll be ready for a late-season pairing, but for now, the focus is on consistent feeding and making sure she’s comfortable in her new environment. If she needs a little longer, she’ll be part of next season’s breeding plans instead.

10/23/2026

Our 2026 Carbon 66% het VPI girl has been pretty timid, so we’ve been giving her some extra time to settle in. Lately, she’s been showing more curiosity, so I decided to try a handling session with her. To my surprise, she was much more comfortable than expected!

We’re hoping to get some better photos of her soon so we can share more of her with you all.

10/22/2026

In 2023, our GHI Mystic was afraid of everything and his first instinct was to curl up into a little ball whenever something was different or he was being handled. Fast forward to today, and he’s much more confident and comfortable showing himself off and hanging out with us.

10/21/2026

Boa Breeder Check-In 💚

Our Ghost Het Kahl × Anery Het Kahl pairing has confirmed locks! We’re hoping for Moonglows from this pairing and are excited to see how things progress. They were separated on Friday for a break, a meal, and some time to digest.

Other Pairing Updates:

Our IMG Het Anery × Motley Het Kahl pairing is also taking a break at this time.

We have two more pairings planned for introduction over the next few weeks:

▪️IMG Het Anery × Jungle

▫️Jungle Monstertail Het Leopard × Hypo Amber IMG Pos Het Anery

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