Good Snake Books

Can anyone recommend some good books on snakes? Anything nice and in depth-breeding, morphs, general information, doesn't matter- just nothing like those little 50 page starter books they sell at the pet store. So far (besides pretty much every little pet store book published) I've read Snakes: The Evolution of Mystery in Nature by Harry Greene and I'm currently working my way through The New Encyclopedia of Snakes by Chris Mattison.

Any recommendations?

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Ball pythons of the world vol.II. I think. Greatest snake book ever!:D

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Originally Posted by stangs13

www.vpi.com

Ball pythons of the world vol.II. I think. Greatest snake book ever!:D

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A great book. NERD's is also quite good.

the complete ball python manual by kevin by kevin mccurly, vpi pythons of the world 1 and 2. python of the world 1 is about all the pythons andf the second one is all bout ball python morphs

I will definately have to look into the VPI books. Dave and Tracy have always been amazing, I have sent them questions before, and always get an in depth response within the day. For two such busy people just them taking the time to respond so quickly and so well just blows me away.

Keep 'em coming!