Products

We have just added 3.3 proven Blackheaded Python (Aspidites melanocephalus) breeders and hope to have some black head babies available next year.

We currently have several un-related Angolan Python clutches as of mid August 2006 and expect to have these babies available for sale by mid September 2006

The latest addition to our repertoire is the Green Tree Python Morelia viridis. We have 2.2 high yellow proven breeders, 1.1 mainland variety breeders, as well as 1.1 yearlings that were produced at the Knoxville Zoo and are unrelated to any other Green Tree Pythons in captivity. We are very excited about working with these babies and seeing what color variations come from their line.

Angolan pythons (python anchietae) are still rare in captivity and very little ( if any) information is available on their numbers in the wild. They are only foung in Angola and Namibia, and even then in a fairly narrow habitat band. The Angolan's head shape and color pattern reminds one of the Ball python, while scale texture (bead like) and build are noteably different, particlarly as they mature. Adult sizes range from 4' to 6' on average.
Two of our breeders are nearly 7ft. long and consistently produce clutches of 12+ eggs.

Our Green Tree Pythons have just completed mating and are expecting these eggs this fall. Please check back for updates and pictures.

We have several clutches of these beautiful Bredl's and will be updating the site as soon as they are eatting and are established

Also known as Bredl's, these snakes exhibit orange to brick red, creamy white to a dull gray with black outlines. The color variations can be wide considering age, condition and more importantly full spectrum light. Their size, structure and appearance (albeit somewhat menacing) makes them one of my personal favorites