How Do You Breed A Pewter Ball Python And Spider Ball Python?
“Spider” and “pewter” just refer to two color patterns that ball pythons can come in. (They do not refer to separate species.) Because of these color patterns, you can get some very interestingly colored baby snakes as a result. Sadly, ball pythons are nearly extinct in the wild, so it seems that captive-breeding is the only way to keep the species going at present. The earliest a ball python can be bred is at three years old. The female has to be at least 30 inches long. One month before you move them together, stop feeding the snakes. Many experts recommend this to be in September. Keep the temperatures of their environment in the high 80s in the day and the mid 70s at night (degrees are in Fahrenheit.). The snakes should get more active. When they become more active, it’s a sign that they are in the mood for love. Take the snakes you want to breed to your vet in order to get them sexed, as well as get a general checkup to see if they are healthy enough for breeding. If you don’t kno
