Baby Color Predictions

[futurebpowner]

I plan on getting a baby spider ball python at the upcoming January reptile show. I want one that gonna stay light once it gets older. I was wondering if there is anyway to look at a young ball python and predict the color it will be once its grown.

[snakesRkewl]

Spiders are brown, and stay brown, nothing bright about them unless you like bright brown

[futurebpowner]

Ya I know but I've seen dark browns and some lighter almost tan brown. That's what I was wanting.

[satomi325]

Then you want to look for a bright gold spider. And if you like it, one with high white sides for contrast. Darker spiders will just stay the same or get darker.

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[futurebpowner]

Thank you. The high white makes them more expensive right?

[Mike41793]

Thank you. The high white makes them more expensive right?

No

[h00blah]

I gotta find some baby pics. The spider I bought was actually kinda dark. He's over 1100 grams now, and he's very bright .

Are you going to the pomona reptile supershow?? I'll be going there too .

[don15681]

if the spider has fire with it, it will stay much lighter. there are combos out there for what you want.

[futurebpowner]

I'm going to the Atlanta show and my budget for a snake is $300. I really love Bumblebees but $400- 500 seems too much.

[satomi325]

I'm going to the Atlanta show and my budget for a snake is $300. I really love Bumblebees but $400- 500 seems too much.

You can find males at $300-350. Sometimes even less. Females are still around $400-500.

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