Description
The Banana Spider Ball Python Baby is a high-contrast designer morph for the intermediate to advanced keeper looking to add a proven, visually striking pattern to their collection. This animal has been on our shelves since summer 2025 with a low return rate, confirming its consistent quality and predictable genetics. It’s a solid choice for breeders aiming to produce complex combos or enthusiasts seeking a standout display snake.
Stand-Out Features
- High-Contrast Banana Base: Clean, bright yellow coloration provides a vivid canvas for the Spider gene’s webbed pattern.
- Defined Spider Webbing: The characteristic reduced pattern creates a clean, open dorsal design that contrasts sharply with the base color.
- Proven Feeding Response: These babies consistently accept frozen/thawed rodents, making them straightforward to establish.
- Established Genetics: The Banana and Spider traits are well-documented, offering predictable visual results in future breeding projects.
- Manageable Size: As a typical Ball Python baby, it remains a manageable and docile animal for regular handling.
Technical Data
| Morph | Banana Spider |
| Species | Python regius (Ball Python) |
| Age Class | Baby (Well-Started) |
| Feeding Status | Taking Frozen/Thawed Pinky Rats |
| Sex | Unsexed (Sexing available upon request) |
| Weight (measured) | 3.8 oz |
| Health Guarantee | 30-Day Live Arrival & Health |
Your Questions Answered
Does the Spider gene affect the snake’s health or behavior?
The Spider morph gene in Ball Pythons is associated with a neurological condition known as the “wobble.” This can manifest as a slight head tremor or corkscrewing motion, particularly when the animal is excited or feeding. It does not cause pain or reduce lifespan, but it is a consideration for keepers. The wobble’s severity varies between individuals.
What setup do you recommend for this baby?
Start with a 10-20 gallon enclosure with a secure lid. Provide a hot side of 88-92°F and a cool side of 78-80°F, a humid hide with sphagnum moss, and two snug hides (one on each end). Use aspen or coconut husk substrate. Ensure fresh water is always available.
How will this morph look as an adult?
The bright yellow Banana coloration will intensify and potentially develop light freckling. The Spider webbing pattern will remain, though the contrast may soften slightly as the snake matures. This combination typically ages into a clean, yellow snake with a reduced, elegant pattern.
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