Python Head Shapes

[Bluebonnet Herp]

Comparatively speaking, how would you categorize the variety of pythons' head shapes? They definitely vary from species to species. I'm not sure if it's the pattern or actual shape, but I think the ball python has the least attractive one. (Albeit I still really love balls though!) I guess it's the thinner cranium that makes the snout look fat or something. I love the shape that Burms, rocks, and short tails have though. The arrowhead pattern on that of a Burm's that creates the light yellow masking stripe on the eye just fits it perfectly, and is just the pattern that I think fits the stereotypical python. Morelia python heads seem to have rounder shapes and somewhat shorter snouts. Kind of like balls except with less of a duckbill snout.

I'm honestly not certified with the level of intelligence to put this into words though. What do you all think?

[AJs Snake House]

All my snakes (balls) in my collection have differences in their head shapes. I have an older normal female who has a beefy, broad "bulldog" head and a female who is only 600g lighter than her who has a sleek, streamline head. A few of my boys have large mouths compared to the overall size of his head.


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