Description
Morphdirect is a Boise, ID-based retailer specializing in high-quality products for enthusiasts. We’ve had this T+ Albino Blood Python on our shelves since mid-2024, and with a customer satisfaction rating of 4.3 out of 5, it’s consistently delivered on its promise.
Reviewed by Danny Voss, Senior Evaluator at Morphdirect. 10 years, 400+ products evaluated.
Last updated: April 2026
Stand-Out Features
Let’s talk about what makes this T+ Albino Blood Python a standout. Having handled countless specimens over the years, I can tell you this one has a build quality that genuinely matches what you’d expect from its lineage and price point. The coloration is consistent and vibrant, a hallmark of good genetics. In our hands-on evaluation, we found the animal to be exactly as represented, which is a big reason for its low return rate—customers generally get exactly what they expect. While the product itself is perfect, I’ll be upfront: the packaging it arrives in could be better; the box is a bit flimsy. But once you get past that, you’re looking at a solid, well-bred animal.
Technical Data
| Scientific Name | Python brongersmai |
| Morph | T+ Albino (Tyrosinase-Positive Albino) |
| Color Phase | Albino Blood Python |
| Typical Adult Length | 4 – 6 feet |
| Temperament (Captive Bred) | Generally docile, can be defensive when young |
| Recommended Enclosure Size (Adult) | 48″L x 24″W x 12″H minimum |
| Heat Requirement | 88-92°F basking, 78-80°F ambient |
| Humidity Requirement | 60-70% |
| Diet | Appropriately sized rodents (f/t recommended) |
| Weight (measured) | 4.4 oz (on our bench scale for this specific juvenile) |
| Experience Level Recommended | Intermediate to Advanced |
| Longevity | 20+ years with proper care |
How It Compares
| Feature | T+ Albino Blood Python | Standard Albino Ball Python | “Granite” Morph Blood Python |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price Point | $399.99 | $250 – $350 | $275 – $325 |
| Adult Size | 4-6 ft, heavy-bodied | 3-5 ft, slender | 4-6 ft, heavy-bodied |
| Coloration | Rich yellows, oranges, reds on white | Yellow and white pattern | Muted grays, blacks, browns |
| Handling Temperament | Can be defensive; requires confident handling | Typically very docile | Similar to T+ Albino; variable |
| Husbandry Complexity | Higher (specific heat/humidity) | Lower (forgiving) | Higher (specific heat/humidity) |
| Genetic Rarity / “Wow” Factor | High | Common | Moderate |
This comparison isn’t about one being “better,” but about fit. The T+ Albino Blood Python offers a more unique visual and a different keeping challenge compared to a common albino ball python. Against other blood python morphs, the T+ Albino’s coloration is its defining and standout feature.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Based on my evaluation and what our customers report, here’s the honest breakdown.
✅ Pros:
- Exceptional Coloration: The T+ Albino expression in blood pythons produces stunning yellows, oranges, and reds that are consistently vibrant.
- Solid Build Quality: This is a robust, healthy animal. The physical condition matches the manufacturer’s reputation for quality breeding.
- Proven Customer Satisfaction: With a 4.3/5 rating across 28 buyers in our system, the feedback is overwhelmingly positive on animal health and appearance.
- Genetic Purity: The morph is true and breeds correctly, a key factor for serious keepers and breeders.
- Good Feeding Response: In our care prior to shipping, we’ve found them to be reliable feeders on appropriately sized f/t rodents.
❌ Cons:
- Packaging: Let’s be direct—the shipping box is flimsy. The animal inside is always secure and healthy, but the outer presentation doesn’t match the quality of the product.
- Not for Beginners: Blood pythons require specific humidity and heat gradients. Their defensive posture when young can intimidate new keepers.
- Space Requirements: As a heavy-bodied snake, they need substantial floor space, not just vertical height, as adults.
Best For
Buy if: You’re an intermediate to advanced reptile keeper looking for a visually stunning, heavy-bodied python that’s a step beyond the common ball python morphs. You have the experience to manage specific humidity needs and are confident handling an animal that may be defensive initially. You appreciate unique genetics and are potentially interested in breeding projects down the line.
Skip if: You’re a first-time snake owner. You’re looking for a handleable “pet rock” snake. Your budget is strictly for the animal and doesn’t account for the proper adult enclosure, heating, and humidity control systems. You are put off by a snake that might hiss or strike defensively when young.
Your Questions Answered
Is this a good snake for a beginner?
In my professional opinion, no. Blood pythons, including the T+ Albino, require more specific husbandry regarding heat and humidity than beginner species like corn snakes or ball pythons. They can also be defensively minded, especially as juveniles. This animal is best suited for someone with prior snake-keeping experience.
What does “T+ Albino” mean?
Tyrosinase-Positive Albino. Unlike a “T- Albino” which lacks melanin completely (resulting in red eyes and white/yellow coloration), a T+ Albino has reduced melanin but not a total absence. This allows for the beautiful oranges, reds, and yellows you see in this blood python, often with darker, sometimes blue-ish eyes.
How big will it get?
Blood pythons are a heavy-bodied, medium-length snake. Most adults reach 4 to 6 feet in length, but they are significantly stockier than a ball python of the same length. Proper feeding is crucial to avoid obesity, which they are prone to.
What do you feed it?
We start them on appropriately sized frozen/thawed rodents. A good rule is a prey item roughly the same girth as the snake’s widest part. For the juvenile you’ll receive, that will likely be a fuzzy or small adult mouse. Always feed in a separate enclosure to avoid cage aggression.
Is the temperament as bad as some people say?
They have a reputation for being “nippy,” which is often defensive behavior from young, scared animals. With consistent, confident, and gentle handling, most captive-bred blood pythons, including this morph, settle down nicely. Our customer feedback rarely mentions long-term temperament issues with properly handled animals.
Where can I buy T+ Albino Blood Python online?
You’re looking at it. Morphdirect has carried this specific morph since mid-2024. We source directly from reputable breeders, evaluate each animal personally here in Boise, and ship directly to you. Our low return rate on this product tells us our process works.
What’s included when I order?
You receive the healthy T+ Albino Blood Python, securely packaged in a breathable deli cup within an insulated shipping box with heat or cold packs as needed for the weather. We do not include enclosures, substrate, or hides—those are critical items you must have set up before the animal arrives.
✅ Plain brown box — no markings
✅ Not happy? Return within 30 days.
✅ Checkout secured with SSL encryption
✅ Domestic shipping — no customs
After evaluating over 400 products in ten years, I know a well-bred animal when I see one. This T+ Albino Blood Python delivers on the genetics and presentation that serious keepers look for. Just be ready for the commitment it requires.
Last updated: April 2026
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