How old is/was your oldest ball python

Hi,

Given that the first morph was in 1992 and the oldest ball python was 47 years+ when it died I honestly believe this is an unanswerable question.

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Originally Posted by dr del

Hi,

Given that the first morph was in 1992 and the oldest ball python was 47 years+ when it died I honestly believe this is an unanswerable question.

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Fair enough. Thank you :)

1.0 Pumpkin Pied BP, 0.1 Bearded dragon, 1.2 Leopard gecko, 0.1 Ornate Pacman Frog

I know this is an old thread but I just had a 30yr old female lay viable eggs.

Our girl is 36 yrs old. 😊

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Originally Posted by Camo04

Our girl is 36 yrs old. ��

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That's awesome! :gj: How long have you had her? From a hatchling, or later?

Be sure to answer the above poll- it makes for interesting statistics.

Magi I, got her when she was around 15. She’s now around 20

Any of these okd timers being/ were being given ASF most of there lives?

Last weekend I visited an old college roommate I hadn't seen in 17 years. He's a breeder and started back when we were in school. So his first gen breeders are all 27-29'ish years old now. AND I will say this; he is/was a notorious power feeder (as were all of the local breeders I knew at that time). He fed those snakes 2-3x a week to get them to size.

It was sobering to see them about 30 years later, healthy, none were obese, no health issues. Purely anecdotal, but I've seen a lot of posts here that frequent feeding shorten a snake's life. - his have had no issues. And the two other breeders I know haven't run into any either.