02/10/2026
We say it in store all the time but just another appeal: please don't breed royal pythons unless you are prepared to keep the adults and babies for their whole lives. We understand circumstances change and these are long lived animals but half of the royals we have in for rehoming now have never known anything other than a tub for their whole life. We currently have 16 royal pythons for rehoming and will now have to refuse any more rehomes until these numbers go down. Not just normals, morphs, including multi gene morphs. Here's a quick list of what's available currently. No pictures yet but all available to see in store. If you can give a rehome a home please get in contact. All must go into vivariums at least 4ft long (no not vivexotic large which is 45"). Some of these probably have other morphs too but just the prevailing ones are listed to help identify. Most are really lovely to handle and would make great first pets but se will need a bit of patience and confidence as they get used to life outside so to speak.
ROYAL PYTHONS for REHOMING:
3 year old fire? Pastel on rats
3 year old ghi Mojave on multis -can be grumpy
Banana+ on rats
Yearling normal on rats
Another young normal royal on rats probably about a year old
Pastel 4 year old on rats
Normal 3 year old on rats -small for age
Ghi on rats
Enchi 3 year old on rats
Spider on rats, probably about 3, skinny but eating
Another 6 adults came in last week which will be with us for bit before they are ready to go, all morphs, all adults
Also available for rehoming:
Normal 12-15y corn snake
Hypo 4 year old corn snake - obese
Anery 4-5year old corn snake
yearling snow corn snake
Yearling carpet python jungle cross if some kind but pretty small, on fuzzy/crawler mice
Mexican black kingsnake 5-6y male - VERY food oriented
Adult leopard gecko with some mobility issues -will need an experienced home
Bearded Dragon adult 5year old with some neurological issues.
Sub adult hypo/salmon boa constrictor, previous owner told it was a dwarf but has no dwarf markings, about 3 years old, 4-5ft long
We have a couple secondhand enclosures available which might be suitable for some of these and also can do full setups as listed on our website as well as quite a bit of stuff not on the website.
Shopping for a new snake? How about Adopt? Especially if it's a royal python!
-Ben
