Albino Burmese Python

The Albino Snake is a type of snake that is born with a genetic abnormality known as albinism, which is the lack of pigmentation in the body and eyes. This is why they are the yellow and white coloration instead of the normal browns and greens. Albino is popular and is the most widely available morph.

The Burmese Python does not have any venom. Instead they kill their prey by constriction by wrapping itself around the prey and squeezing very tightly until the animal dies. They are able to unhook their jaw so that they are able to swallow their prey whole. Then Burmese Pythons digest everything that is in that animal including the fur and the bone. They typically feed every month or two and sometimes will fast up for as long as 18 months.

Our Burmese Python’s name is Kahn. He is super curious and friendly. He likes to lay curled up on the bottom of his enclosure.