It is tempting for us to think that all snakes could mate with each other as they might all look the same having elongated bodies, flicking tongues, and what have you. Well, that’s not the case. So before trying to get your ball pythons to breed with other snake species, check this article out! Generally,…
Bioactive substrates are increasingly growing in popularity among both beginners and experienced reptile owners. Nevertheless, many pet parents are still confused about how to properly create one! Generally, bioactive substrates for reptile tanks are made with five essential components: 1) drainage layer, 2) foundational soil mix, 3) biodegradable organic materials, 4) live plants, and 5)…
Whether you’re a newbie or you’ve been part of the reptile-keeping community for years, you’ve probably heard about bioactive substrates here and there. How different is a bioactive substrate from a normal one? What makes experienced keepers and breeders switch to it? Read on to find out! In general, a bioactive substrate is complex and…
Generally, there are 6 signs of dehydration in ball pythons: skin folds and wrinkly, stuck shed, sunken and damaged eyes, food refusal, rapid weight loss, and weakness. Mild cases can be resolved by misting, soaking, hydrating food, and giving electrolyte-infused water. A severely dehydrated ball python should be immediately examined by a veterinarian. Read on…
Making sure that our ball pythons are properly hydrated is one of the most vital concerns in taking care of such a pet—but is regular tap water okay? It could be hard to fulfill this responsibility if we don’t know what type of water is safe for our snakes. In general, tap water is safe…