Ball Pythons as Pets - Your Complete Owners Guide: Ball Python Breeding, Caring, Where To Buy, Types, Temperament, Cost, Health, Handling, Husbandry, Diet, And Much More! Paperback – November 16, 2017

It’s a great and fact filled book but the only problem is that is says ball pythons should be in a smaller tank but you should really keep them in a 40 gallon minimum and better yet a 4 x 2 x 2 pvc reptile habitat with swing acrylic locking doors because you should never pick up a reptile from above. In fact if you let a ball python free range your house ( I would never recommend this) and you had a few water bowls and heat lamps throughout the house along with a few hides, the snake would be perfectly fine. So this is generally a good book besides that and some grammatical errors. ( note: this was written by a ten year old who has had an interest in herpetology ( study of reptiles and amphibians) since the early age of 3 years old. I currently own a leopard gecko and am always wanting to grow my collection more and more away from lizards and invertebrates. Also I watch about 13 different reptile enthusiast YouTube channels so I have become fairly knowledgeable about the topic.) Have a fantastic day!

This book was very well written with only a few typos, which always seem to catch my eye. It was definitely better than the first book in this category.

Really enjoyed the questions and concise information. I also appreciate that the author recommends investing in other sources and the snake community. I would recommend this to anyone thinking about getting a ball python.

Easy to read. The author gives very clear info about Ball Pythons.I'm going to have my 11 yo read up on it too.

While what was said was true, there wasn’t a lot of substance. I read this way too quickly and honestly already knew everything in here. There wasn’t enough detail in the book to explain a lot of things and it just kind of scratched the surface of topics then quickly moved along.

This is a must-have for BP keepers. It’s the perfect balance of experience, hands-on knowledge, and common sense. I liked it so well that I bought the corn snake book in this series.

This book is very thin, but informative. My daughter read through it quickly and learned things about her juvenile python that she hadn't already learned. Good book!

very helpful book, almost reads like a textbook, lots of info for the casual snake charmer as well as the breeder