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Making a profit in the ball python business requires you to come to terms with how you run things. And you have to have a plan for success. Read what Colin Weaver has to say on the topic.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 10:54 am
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Husbandry, The Reptile Business · Tagged ball python, breed, breeder, breeding, buy, collection, hatchling, invest, morph, profit, profitability, sell
There may soon be a ban on large constrictors. Proactive action by the reptile community may be able to stop it. Here is a proposed solution.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Friday, June 5, 2009 at 8:19 am
Filed under All Posts, Colin Weaver's Blog, The Reptile Business · Tagged african rock python, anaconda, australian scrub python, big 5, breeder, breeding, burm, burmese, constrictor, federal ban, florida everglades, herpetoculturist, husbandry, large constrictors, law, legislation, nrip, pijac, python ban, reticulated python, university of florida, usark, usgs
Ivory Ball Python Copulating with Pastel Ivory Ball Python
The Silver Streak is a Super Pastel Black Pastel Ball Python. It is fast becoming an essential component in the ball python breeder’s breeding collection.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Saturday, March 21, 2009 at 2:29 pm
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Breeding · Tagged ball python, black pastel lesser, black pewter, breeder, breeding, collection, lesser streak, Pastel, pastel lesser, silver streak, silver streak lesser, super pastel lesser
Ball python breeding is a repetitive cycle, each stage offers different things over which to worry. Ovulation, shedding, flipping are today’s focus.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 1:25 am
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Breeding · Tagged ball python, belly roll, breeder, breeding, cycle, flipping, light, oviposition, ovulation, pre-lay shed, shedding, temperature, water bowl
Raising your own ball python morphs and breeding them to other animals you also raised is incredibly rewarding; both personally and financially.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 10:45 pm
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Breeding, Colin Weaver's Blog · Tagged ball python, breeding, copulation, financial reward, gain, ovulation, personal, professional, sperm plug
A brief commentary on the beauty of solid white ball pythons including ivory ball pythons, black-eyed leucistics & blue eyed leucistsics.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Friday, February 20, 2009 at 1:48 am
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Breeding, Colin Weaver's Blog · Tagged ball python, black eyed leucistics, blue eyed leucistic, breeder, breeding, designer morph, ivory, yellow belly
The Humble Bee Ball Python is one of the hottest designer morphs out right now. It is a beautiful animal and my male is pictured here breeding one of my ghost females.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Friday, February 20, 2009 at 12:36 am
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Breeding, Colin Weaver's Blog · Tagged ball python breeder, breeding, ghost, honey bee, humble bee, killer blast, Orange Ghost, Pastel, spider, spinner blast
A few pictures of animals in my ball python collection that were locked up and breeding when I went through with today with a camera.
Posted by Colin Weaver on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 at 4:10 pm
Filed under All Posts, Ball Python Breeding, Ball Python Photography · Tagged Albino, ball python, Black Pastel, breeding, bumble bee, Clown, colin weaver, copulation, courtship, designer morph, Het, Lesser, lock, Orange Ghost, Pastel, Pinstripe, spider, Super Pastel
