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2.5-year-old adult,

Sex unknown

 

Linguini is a gorgeous noodle with soft and rich browns of varying shades and dimension!

 

While this gentle noodle’s name originally reflected a rough start with malnutrition, they have undergone an incredible redemption journey; after being rescued and nursed back to health by a caring couple, their dedicated foster mom has successfully transitioned them to a steady weekly diet of small rats.

 

Now a beautifully filled-out, thriving trooper, Linguini is a wonderfully interactive yet pleasantly shy companion who quickly learns to trust their handlers.

 

To ensure they continue to live their best life, this sweet fighter requires a minimum 50-gallon front-opening enclosure to start, with the expectation that they will graduate to a permanent 4x2x2 foot habitat as a full-grown adult.

 

Linguini would make an absolute dream pet for any loving family or dedicated beginner owner who is ready to provide the happily-ever-after this amazing snake truly deserves!

Linguini

Ball Python

2-year-old adult,

Sex unknown

 

Maple is wonderfully curious yet cautious, and unlike many typical ball pythons, they genuinely enjoy climbing and making full use of vertical space. They love exploring their surroundings and thrive with plenty of enrichment and space in a proper 4x2x2 enclosure. Maple is a reliable eater, currently enjoying small rats every 7 to 10 days.

When it comes to interaction, Maple can be cautious with handling and is ideal for a patient guardian who practices choice-based handling. They are happy to be held for short periods before letting you know they want to stretch back out and return to their space.

Maple

Ball Python

3.5-year-old adult,

Sex unknown

 

Scott is a striking ball python with a bold, rich coloration that perfectly matches their bold personality!

 

This handsome snake still has plenty of room to grow and is looking for an experienced, active keeper who is skilled at reading reptile body language. Scott is quick, alert, and beautifully "motion-activated," making them a companion for a home without children.

 

While they are a phenomenal eater who eagerly takes small rats every 7 to 10 days, Scott can be a bit jumpy and pushy, so handling will be an engaging project for their new owner. Because of this, Scott requires a minimum 3-foot enclosure, and a front-opening setup is an absolute must to ensure confident, stress-free interactions.

 

If you’re ready for a passion project with a promising payoff of a trusting relationship, Scott’s your snake.

Scott

Ball Python

Juvenile,

Sex unknown

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Betty Boop is a funny and spirited snake with a big personality. They like to put on a show by hissing loudly, thinking it might get them out of handling—but a confident handler will see right through the act. Once out of the enclosure, Betty Boop proves to be a wonderful snake who handles well and settles in nicely.

 

Betty Boop has an excellent feeding response and was recently moved up to small frozen-thawed rats. They have no trouble with striking, constricting, or eating and are growing well. As they continue to grow, they’ll need an enclosure upgrade to give them plenty of space to thrive.

 

Betty Boop would do best with an experienced snake handler who won’t be startled by their dramatic hissing. With time and patience, this bold snake’s true, sweet nature shines through—making them a great companion for the right family.

Betty Boop

Ball Python

Adult,

Sex unknown

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Tyra is a gorgeous noodle with beautiful rich brown coloration and a hint of calico white spots sprinkled in; they also have the most gorgeous eyes!

 

While they may be shy at first and still adjusting to being comfortable handling them outside the enclosure, they are not defensive at all. Due to their timid nature, it is recommended that Tyra be adopted into a home with no young children and calm, patient handlers who can help build their confidence so they can truly be happy outside their enclosure.

 

Tyra will need a 50-gallon front-opening enclosure at minimum to fully stretch out and thrive.

 

They will also need plenty of enrichment to keep them mentally stimulated and happy! This includes hides, branches, clutter, maybe even some climbing opportunities.

 

Tyra is used to eating frozen-thawed small rats about every 10 days and hasn’t had any issues with feeding time. As long as the rat is nice and toasty, they will be ready to chow down!

 

Tyra is ready to find a permanent home where they will be loved forever.

Tyra

Ball Python

3.5-Year-Old

Sex unknown

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Sushi is a gorgeous normal ball python who is quite large!

 

At nearly 1,400 grams, this rich chocolate beauty will need a large enclosure to fully stretch out and thrive!

 

Sushi is still building confidence with being handled. Although they are not defensive, they can be shy when interacting with people, so a patient owner who builds trust through short, frequent handling sessions is key.

 

Sushi is used to eating a toasty-hot, frozen, thawed small rat every 10 days and usually has no issues! Sushi loves to explore and climb in the enclosure, so plant clutter and branches are key to a happy noodle!

 

Sushi has a calm demeanor that would make them a good addition to any household free of young children.

 

If you’d like to welcome this savory and sweet noodle into your home, then reach out now!

Sushi

Ball Python

Adult

Sex unknown

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Weatherford is a gorgeous normal that was dropped off at the Weatherford shelter.

 

They are a bit shy at first when interacting, but warm up pretty quickly.

 

Once they’ve settled, they become quite calm and curious.

 

This noodle, affectionately nicknamed Ford, is a larger noodle that will thrive in a 4x2x2 enclosure with plenty of clutter, branches, and hides.

 

Ford is used to eating small, frozen, thawed rats and has no problem taking a nice hot meal!

 

Due to Weatherford's shy and occasionally initially defensive personality, it’s preferred that they be adopted by someone with a bit of experience.

 

This gorgeous noodle deserves a forever family; let’s find them one!

Weatherford

Ball Python

Adult

Sex unknown

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Kanoa is a beautiful snake with the most unique pattern. The neutral earth tones of creams, yellows, and browns really complement each other nicely and make for a very stunning snake. Kanoa also has pretty light eyes that fit the color palette so well.

 

Kanoa is a large snake ,so they will need a 4x2x2 enclosure with ample enrichment, hides, and clutter to keep them feeling safe and secure.

 

While Kanoa is a physically gorgeous snake, their personality is a bit more uneasy. Kanoa doesn’t have a lot of trust in people, so they can be somewhat shy and defensive when made uncomfortable.

 

They prefer to spend most of their time in the comfort of their enclosure. An experienced snake keeper, over time, can build a trust with Kanoa to teach them that there is a good side to being handled.

 

Because of this, Kanoa should be in a home with no young children and an experienced snake owner.

 

Kanoa is a great eater and has no issues taking small frozen thawed rats.

 

This snake will require a little extra effort from their new owner but it will be the most rewarding feeling once they accept you!

Kanoa

Ball Python

7-year-old,

Sex unknown

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Anubis is a smaller ball python with a big, bold personality. Named after the Egyptian God of Death, this striking noodle has a fiery spirit and will need an experienced handler who understands how to work patiently with defensive snakes. While Anubis can be a bit reactive and may strike when uncomfortable, time, consistency, and gentle handling will help build confidence and trust.

 

Previously, Anubis was fed only small mice, which caused some stunting in growth, but they are now consistently eating rat pups and making great progress. Their future adopter should be comfortable safely sizing up feedings as Anubis continues to grow and gain strength.

 

A 40-gallon front-opening enclosure with plenty of leafy clutter and hides will help Anubis feel secure. They currently prefer staying in the enclosure where they feel safe, but they’re slowly getting used to short, positive handling sessions a few times a week.

 

Anubis would make a rewarding companion for an experienced, patient adopter who enjoys helping a snake gain confidence and thrive through care and dedication.

Anubis

Ball Python

2-year-old,

Sex unknown

 

Bubbles is an incredibly friendly and docile snake that is used to being handled by everyone, even respectful children!

 

Bubbles is a snake that wants to be a part of your daily life; whether that’s snuggling on the couch or hitching a ride around your neck while you do household chores, Bubbles is ready for it all!

 

Bubbles would do best in a large enclosure with plenty of space to stretch, branches to climb, and places to hide.

 

They are used to eating frozen, thawed small rats and are always eager at mealtime.

 

Bubbles would make a wonderful snake for a family looking for a beginner noodle.

 

If that’s what you’re looking for, then be sure to reach out pronto!

Bubbles

Ball Python

9-Year-Old

Sex unknown

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Nagini has the most beautiful markings and a range of shades of brown. Nagini is a timid noodle who will need a patient owner to work with. When coming out of the enclosure, their first instinct is to ball up, but with gentle handling, they will learn that human interaction is a good thing.

 

Nagini is rather large but could still gain a bit more to be at a desirable weight. Due to their size, Nagini will need a 4x2x2 enclosure with XL hides and plenty of enrichment!

 

They are consistent in eating small, frozen-thawed rats and are used to being tong-fed for ease and safety.

 

Nagini is a beautiful noodle ready for a family that will truly value their quiet demeanor.

Nagini

Ball Python

4-Year-Old

Sex unknown

 

Athena is a gorgeous noodle with various shades of brown and pops of vibrant yellow!

 

This large noodle weighs nearly 1,300 grams! They have a wonderful demeanor and curious personality that makes them a wonderful addition to a family wanting a fun snake.

 

Athena will need a 4x2x2 enclosure with XL hides, a large water bowl, and plenty of plant clutter and climbing branches for enrichment.

 

Athena truly is a fun snake, as they are constantly tongue-flicking and periscoping to check things out.

 

Athena is used to eating small to medium frozen, thawed rats every 10-14 days.

 

This snake truly is a goddess and is ready to be treated like one by their new forever family!

Athena

Ball Python

4-Year-Old

Sex unknown

 

Mocha is a stunningly beautiful ball python who brings a whole lot of spice to the table!

 

Their brown body and creamy brown markings make them a gorgeous noodle.

 

Mocha is extremely food-driven and is currently eating small rats every seven days as they continue to regain appropriate weight. Having spent their entire life housed in a rack system, Mocha will require an experienced and patient handler who can read reptile body language exceptionally well, as they are known to strike from their enclosure and sometimes give a "love bite" when out, without much warning.

 

This spicy noodle is a fantastic candidate for ongoing tap training to help them clearly distinguish between feeding time and interaction time. Mocha will need a highly secure, front-opening enclosure with a minimum capacity of 75 gallons to stretch out and feel secure properly.

 

This incredible animal has so much potential and needs a second chance with someone willing to take the heat and work patiently as they tame their spice—are you ready to take on the challenge of this breathtaking beauty?

Mocha

Ball Python

4-Year-Old

Sex unknown

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Jade is a snake with a muted tan-and-cream coloration that perfectly matches their timid, shy personality.

 

Jade is looking for a family that understands that their reserved personality means they will need someone patient who will allow handling on their timeline and in slow sessions to build confidence and trust.

 

They would do best with someone who has experience handling more nervous snakes and is comfortable taking things at a slower pace.

 

Jade has previously lived in a rack system, so they would really like a spacious 4x2x2 front-opening enclosure where they can stretch out and truly thrive. There should be plenty of plant clutter, branches for climbing, and hides and cork logs to provide a sense of security.

 

They are used to eating small frozen-thawed rats every ten days. Due to their shy nature, they would prefer to eat in private, so you should leave the nice, toasty rat and walk away to allow them time to eat.

 

This gorgeous snake is ready for a family that will accept them for who they are and allow them to adjust and blossom at their own pace

Jade

Ball Python

1-year-old

Sex unknown

 

Haz is a gorgeous smaller snake that's a soft yellow with warm brown markings and the most beautiful blue eyes.

 

This little one was previously on a hunger strike but is now taking frozen, thawed weaned rats weekly. They need to be toasty and on schedule, as a routine will really help Haz thrive in a home.

 

Haz is still adjusting to the world and being handled; because of this, they sometimes will hiss to show they are uncomfortable. This is something that an adopter will need to work on to improve over time.

 

To help Haz build their confidence, they should be adopted into a home without small children, preferably by someone experienced with noodles who may be a little scared and unsure. Haz will need a 40-50-gallon front-opening enclosure to start. There should be plenty of leaf clutter, hides, and branches to provide security. Haz will need an upgraded enclosure as they mature and get bigger.

 

If you are an adopter willing to put a little time into building trust with your snake, then Haz is ready for you!

Haz

Ball Python

4-year-old

Sex unknown

 

Kathleen, or "Kat" for short, is a solid 1,268g and in absolutely beautiful body condition!

 

This stunner is a mix of vibrant yellow and cream, with little speckles of black and white; a true showstopper.

 

This big, stunning animal is incredibly curious and always down to hang out, making them an amazing, entertaining companion for a family looking for a spectacular reptile friend.

 

True to the species, Kat can occasionally be a picky eater and has been known to go off food for periods, though they are currently thriving on a small frozen-thawed rat every 10 days;

 

They will need a patient family who understands the typical Ball Python fasting phases and will gently work to keep them eating when they are ready.

 

To maintain their confident, curious nature without overwhelm, Kat does best with occasional handling rather than constant interaction. Due to their impressive size, Kat requires a 4x2x2 front-opening enclosure packed with lots of enrichment, extra-large hides, and an extra-large water bowl to live out their best life in style!

Kathleen

Ball Python

4-year-old

Sex unknown

 

Nebulosa is a beautiful snake with various shades of brown throughout its body and patterning.

 

They have a very curious, inquisitive personality, always eager to explore their surroundings.

 

They do well with short handling sessions and would be a good beginner snake for any family. Previously, Nebulosa had been living in a rack system their whole life, so they are really looking for a nice, spacious enclosure to stretch out, explore, and truly thrive.

 

Nebulosa would like a 4x2x2 enclosure with ample plant coverage, hides, and cork logs to help them feel safe and secure.

 

They are currently eating frozen-thawed small rats every ten days, and as long as they are nice and hot, they will be a happy noodle.

 

Nebulosa is ready for a family to spoil them and let them live out their best days.

Nebulosa

Ball Python

4-year-old

Sex unknown

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Prince is a stunning noodle that is looking for a castle of their own to rule!

 

They are more than just a beautiful face; they are social, active, and inquisitive. Prince loves to be in the middle of the action, keeping an eye on their kingdom.

 

A large front-opening enclosure, front and center so they can watch their royal subjects, is key.

 

Prince loves to burrow into the substrate and climb on branches, so they must have those things in their enclosure.

 

Prince is still a true Kingsnake with regard to mealtime. They are eager to eat and accustomed to receiving 1-2 rat pups weekly.

 

They may still accidentally give a chomp when they think more food is coming, so that will need to be worked on. A consistent feeding schedule and feeding tongs will help with this issue.

 

Prince is ready to find their perfect kingdom to call home!

Prince

Lavender California King Snake

1-year-old

Sex unknown

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Petunia is a shy beauty who’s currently building trust and will thrive with a calm handler who can offer short handling sessions a few times a week to help build confidence. Petunia is a fantastic eater who confidently takes frozen-thawed fuzzy mice every week, and, when not burrowing tunnels in the substrate, can often be caught sneaking a curious peek at the morning and evening routines. Because Petunia appreciates a quiet environment, a home without small children is preferred to ensure a gentle, steady transition as confidence grows.

To feel completely secure, Petunia requires a minimum 40-gallon front-opening enclosure packed with plenty of cork logs, cozy hides, and dense plant coverage for hiding and exploring. As Petunia matures, a plan to transition into a 4x2x2 enclosure as a full-grown adult will set up a lifetime of success.

 

If you are looking for a rewarding passion project, a beautiful companion to grow alongside, and have the patience to nurture a gentle snake's trust, Petunia is the perfect match!

Petunia

Corn Snake

10-month-old

Sex unknown

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Cora is an absolute gem with handling, though still building confidence in consistently eating pinky mice. Cora needs an attentive family who is open to monitoring progress, adjusting feeder sizes as weight increases, and supporting the transition to large mice or weaned rats as adulthood approaches. Cora loves exploring surrounding spaces and can often be found artfully weaving through plant clutter or climbing up driftwood and cork logs to survey the kingdom.

To help Cora settle in and thrive, a secure, escape-proof enclosure of at least 20 gallons is required to start, with the understanding that a 4x2x2 enclosure will be needed as a full-grown adult in the years to come. If you are excited to provide dedicated care, watch a young snake grow, and offer a rich, cluttered setup for a delightful little explorer,

 

Cora is the perfect addition to your family!

Cora

Corn Snake

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