Snakes, snakes Everywhere!!!!

Professionally info dumping about snakes.

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Hello, Welcome, take as seat!!!

This blog specifically exists to give me an opportunity to ramble about snakes (ball pythons, most of it will be about ball pythons). In the following, some clarifications regarding this blog:

I am just a neurodivergent teenager with a special interest for snakes, please don’t get all of your information about snake husbandry from me, do your own research if you’re planning on getting a snake.

I know that there are many different ways of successfully keeping a snake, I do not want to prescribe my own ideas as the only legitimate way. (Keep in mind that I do not own a snake yet, all of the information I’ll give is contrived from hours of watching videos about snakes)

If you have any questions regarding snakes, please ask me!!!! I won’t necessarily be able to answer each and every one… but I’ll try my best!!!

I have some other offical blogs as well:

@hell-offical , @officalverse-statistics-offical and @your-bed-offical

My main is:

@dearlife-iamconfused

About me:

My internet name is Quinn

I use they/them pronouns

As previously stated I am a minor

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Very, VERY important question!!!!

Which one of the following ball python morphs do to like best???

1 (Axanthic)

2 (Banana)

3 (Normal)

4 (Orange dream)

5 (Piebald)

6 (Ultramel)

7 (Sunset)

8 (Stranger)

Voting ended onAug 22, 2025

Additional information:

There are A LOT more morphs and they all have some pretty weird names (I kid you not, there is one called migraine and another one called The Darkling)

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(Second) FUN FACT OF THE DAY:

Among a species of snakes, there are often multiple different skin colorations and patterns. These are called “morphs” and are often specifically bred. My personal favorite ball python morphs is called ultramel, they look like this:

( you might recognize this as my header image… as I said I like them)

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FUN FACT OF THE DAY:

Ball pythons get their name from the main defensive strategy they adopt: A ball python, when scared or threatened, will roll up in a ball to protect their head.