Are Ball Python Morphs?

Ball Python Morphs are Ball Python snakes that have been selectively bred for a specific color or pattern appearance. Morphs are bred by specialized snake breeders who try to isolate mutations found naturally in the wild. They use selective breeding to produce especially vivid and interesting color variations.

What is the rarest morph of ball python?

The rarest ball python morph is the pastel zebra morph.

The gene was first discovered in 2005 but not cultivated for successful breeding until 2015 by Roussis Reptiles. These amazing animals can be combined with recessive morphs like ghost and clow.

How many ball python morphs exist?

Captive ball pythons are available in hundreds of different color patterns. Some of the most common are pastel, albino, mojave, banana, lesser, and axanthic. Breeders are continuously creating new designer morphs, and over 7,500 different morphs currently exist.