Ball Python’s Next Generation
Place yourself right at the place where the “chaos of art meets the disciple of science.
Marketing yourself to Reptile Business Success
In May 2010, I did an interview with the Herp Daily blog about how a small breeder can successfully market themselves in the current reptile industry climate. Unfortunately the blog is no longer available, here is a copy of the interview. Marketing yourself to Reptile Business Success “Hello again reptile hobbyists around the globe! As…
10 Tips for Constructing a Ball Python Room (works for lots of reptiles actually)
10 Tips for Constructing a Ball Python Room – By Justin Kobylka & Sebastian Walker (Royals of Africa) This article was original published in the fall 2013 issue of the Ball Street Journal newsletter. To sign up for our email news letter, Click Here. This article is not about how to physically construct and set up your…
Decoding the Addiction – Why is Ball Python breeding so addicting?
This article was original published in the fall 2013 issue of the Ball Street Journal newsletter. To sign up for our email news letter, Click Here. Decoding the Addiction Hatching season is so addictive for me. This is really hard to explain to non reptile breeders. It’s same way when I’m field herping, its the feeling…
Advanced techniques for pairing your males during breeding season
Advanced ball python pairing technique #1 Scenario: You have a recessive male (ex. Piebald) that has stopped breeding for the year… He’s done. Doesn’t matter what you do. Problem is this, your females that you have been breeding to him still need to be bred additional times to ensure a good clutch. Answer: Pair these females up…
How soon can I breed my young female Ball Python?
Email question from a reader: – “It seems to be a debate as to when to breed ball pythons. I have read and in speaking with other breeders, females should wait 3 winters before breeding. There seems to be discrepancies and conflicting information out there. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks” My view on breeding…
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