Description
The Lavender Albino Ball Python is a striking color morph for the intermediate to advanced keeper looking to add a unique, visually stunning animal to their collection. This morph combines the lavender and albino genes to produce a snake with a pale lavender base color, bright yellow patterning, and pink eyes. We added this specimen to our catalog in early 2026 from a reliable breeder with consistently positive feedback. It’s a proven, healthy animal ready for its new home.
Stand-Out Features
- Distinctive Coloration: Exhibits the signature pale lavender base with vibrant yellow blotches and clean, unbroken alien head patterns.
- Proven Health & Temperament: Sourced from a breeder with a track record of producing robust, well-started animals with the typical docile Ball Python demeanor.
- Established Feeder: This individual is reliably taking frozen/thawed weaned rats, eliminating common startup challenges for new owners.
- Genetic Potential: Carries both the lavender and albino recessive genes, making it a valuable asset for breeding projects aimed at creating double and triple morph combinations.
- Complete Setup Ready: Arrives with our standard health guarantee and is immediately ready for introduction to a proper quarantine enclosure.
Technical Data
| Morph | Lavender Albino |
| Scientific Name | Python regius |
| Sex | Male (probable) |
| Age | Approx. 8-10 months |
| Length | Approx. 24-28 inches |
| Weight (measured) | 7.1 oz |
| Feeding Status | On F/T weaned rats |
| Current Housing | Quarantine rack system |
Your Questions Answered
What is the genetic makeup of a Lavender Albino?
This snake is a double recessive morph. It carries two copies of the lavender gene and two copies of the albino (T-) gene. Both genes must be inherited from both parents to visually express, making this a true visual Lavender Albino.
How does its care differ from a normal Ball Python?
Care is identical to any other Ball Python morph. Provide a secure enclosure with a thermal gradient (88-92°F warm side, 78-80°F cool side), humidity of 50-60% (with a spike during shed), and appropriate hides. No special lighting is required due to the albinism.
Is this snake suitable for a beginner?
While its care is standard, the investment and specific genetics make it better suited for a keeper with some experience who understands Ball Python husbandry and the long-term commitment. Beginners should master basics with a more common morph first.
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