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We are a small breeder of Ball Pythons and Red Tail boas. This all began quite a few years back when I had a few Ball Pythons as pets. They were all normals but they were my babies. I got to meet other people in the hobby and developed an interest in breeding. To my surprise, my first attempt at breeding resulted in my first clutch of Ball Pythons eggs in 2011. I was so excited and nervous at the same time. I handled those eggs with kid gloves. I worried constantly about the temperatures while incubating. Well, about 54 days later I saw little heads poking out of the eggs. The pairing was a 100% heterogeneous Albino X Normal which produced 50% heterogeneous Albinos. Due to situations beyond my control I had one female survive out of that clutch and I bred her in 2014. She produced Albinos. Needless to say I have been hooked since the first heads poked out of the eggs.
I tried my first attempt at breeding boas in 2014 with a pair of double heterogeneous for snow boas. Again to my surprise there was success. 18 babies, Albinos, Anerythristic, Normals and One Snow. Unfortunately the Snow was not fully developed and did not survive. Again, I was hooked.
Together with my wife, we strive to produce the highest quality Ball Pythons and Boas possible. Every single clutch of bright white eggs since 2011 has carried the same level of excitement.
Please come in, take a look around, stay a while and let us know if we can assist you with anything.
Mark & Nancy
River Point Farm Reptiles
We are a small breeder of Ball Pythons and Red Tail boas. This all began quite a few years back when I had a few Ball Pythons as pets. They were all normals but they were my babies. I got to meet other people in the hobby and developed an interest in breeding. To my surprise, my first attempt at breeding resulted in my first clutch of Ball Pythons eggs in 2011. I was so excited and nervous at the same time. I handled those eggs with kid gloves. I worried constantly about the temperatures while incubating. Well, about 54 days later I saw little heads poking out of the eggs. The pairing was a 100% heterogeneous Albino X Normal which produced 50% heterogeneous Albinos. Due to situations beyond my control I had one female survive out of that clutch and I bred her in 2014. She produced Albinos. Needless to say I have been hooked since the first heads poked out of the eggs.
I tried my first attempt at breeding boas in 2014 with a pair of double heterogeneous for snow boas. Again to my surprise there was success. 18 babies, Albinos, Anerythristic, Normals and One Snow. Unfortunately the Snow was not fully developed and did not survive. Again, I was hooked.
Together with my wife, we strive to produce the highest quality Ball Pythons and Boas possible. Every single clutch of bright white eggs since 2011 has carried the same level of excitement.
Please come in, take a look around, stay a while and let us know if we can assist you with anything.
Mark & Nancy
River Point Farm Reptiles
