Description
The Albino Pumpkin Pied Ball Python is a striking captive-bred morph combining the vibrant orange Pumpkin coloration with the clean white Pied pattern and Albino’s red eyes. This is a solid choice for intermediate to advanced keepers looking to add a visually stunning, conversation-starting animal to their collection. Since we added it to our lineup in summer 2025, it has consistently been a popular reorder item for us.
Stand-Out Features
- Vibrant Pumpkin & Pied Combo: This morph displays bright orange “Pumpkin” coloration sharply contrasted against large, clean white Pied patches, all without dark pigment.
- Albino Genetics: Features the classic T-Albino’s red eyes and lack of melanin, making the colors exceptionally bright and pure.
- Proven Captive-Bred: Bred for health and temperament, these snakes are established feeders on frozen/thawed rodents.
- Excellent Craftsmanship: Our staff noted the finish quality on our recent batch was excellent, with no visible tooling marks on the hardware.
- Investment Potential: As a multi-gene morph, it holds value for both display and future breeding projects.
Technical Data
| Species | Python regius (Ball Python) |
| Morph | Albino Pumpkin Pied (T-Albino, Pumpkin, Piebald) |
| Sex | Unsexed (Typically available. Check current listing.) |
| Age | Juvenile (Ready for established home) |
| Weight (measured) | 6.4 oz (on our scale) |
| Feeding | Established on Frozen/Thawed rodents |
| Genetics | Recessive Albino, Co-Dominant Pumpkin, Recessive Pied |
| Source | Captive Bred (USA) |
Your Questions Answered
Is this a good snake for a first-time owner?
This morph is best suited for an intermediate keeper. While Ball Pythons are generally docile, the Albino gene requires consideration of light sensitivity, and the value of the animal warrants an owner with established husbandry experience. A normal or single-gene Ball Python is a better choice for a true beginner.
How does the “Pumpkin” color present as it ages?
The Pumpkin gene typically produces a bright, clean orange that holds well into adulthood. Combined with Pied, the orange sections will remain vibrant against the white, often intensifying with maturity. The Albino gene ensures no browning or darkening from melanin.
What are the genetics for breeding?
This snake carries three recessive genes: Albino (recessive), Piebald (recessive), and the co-dominant Pumpkin gene. Breeding requires understanding of these genetic interactions. To produce more Albino Pumpkin Pieds, you must pair it with a snake carrying at least the Albino and Pied genes, and preferably Pumpkin as well.
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