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At ReptilesbyJeff.com, we specialize in quality ball and carpet pythons morphs. We've been breeding snakes for over 15 years and during that time, amassed a collection of excellent specimens that we can be proud of and represent some of the top-notch breeders and bloodlines in their respective specialties. Whether you're a serious investor or casual hobbyist, we are continuously striving to provide exceptional animals to the public for reasonably, competitive prices. Although we haven't been around as long as some of the other big name breeders, we are not new to the concept of customer service. Having over 30 years in combined customer service experience from other industries, we understand the importance and value of building lasting relationships by providing superior service. In this industry, ReptilesbyJeff.com is not just content in only selling exceptional animals, but also selling a memorable experience.

Latest News

This year has started off with a bang. We had our albino carpet python clutch hatch first in late April and yielded 1.1 albino jaguars. We're planning on keeping the male, but the female will definitely be for sale. Today, our Diamond/Jungle Jaguar clutch hatched and it looks like there are a couple jags in there. We don't know how much of the clutch we're going to keep, so be mindful of the Available page. These two clutches were our early clutches and we're still waiting for our other carpet and ball python clutches to drop. It looks like we're going to have a busy July/August.

December 27th, 2011

Happy Holidays! We know this is a little late but this month has been absolutely crazy. We hope everyone had a great holiday and is ready ready for the new year. Breeding season is in full swing over here with several copulations already in the books. We're hoping for a lot of new morphs this year as well as some of the same from last year. A few of the morphs I'm hoping for include:

Ball Pythons
Albino Spiders
Spider 100% Het. Pieds
Spider 100% Het. Caramel Albinos
Killer Bee 100% Het. Pieds
100% Double Het. Caramel Pieds
Pastel Genetic Stripes
VPI Snows
Caramel Albinos
Albinos
Piedbalds
Spiders
Pastels
Pinstripes
Lemon Blasts
Bumble Bees
Killer Bees
Super Pastels
Genetic Stripes

Carpet Pythons
88% Diamond/Jungle Jaguars
Bredl Jaguars 50% Het. Albino
Albinos
Albino Jaguars

Various hets will also be available. If you have any questions, email me.

November 11th, 2011

Well, breeding season is about to start for us next week over here at ReptilesbyJeff.com. This is always an exciting time because we get to sit down and figure out which projects we want to repeat and which new ones we want to try. We're eager to implement some of this year's new acquisitions into our breeding efforts and therefore, freeing up some of last year's breeders for other projects. I'll take some time this weekend and make some decisions. If you're curious on what we've decided, send me an email next week.

October 17th, 2011

Clutch #15 hatched today. This clutch was a Yellowbelly 100% Het. Orange Ghost X Normal and there were several yellowbellies from what I could see. This is my third breeder loan with one of the guys I know in the industry. I'm hoping to raise them up at a chance to eventually get a yellowbelly orange ghost and then an ivory orange ghost. Still unsure whether I want to take on this project or just sell off the entire clutch. We'll see.

This is my last and final clutch of the season. Time to finally turn off the incubator and give it a break for a few months. Before you know it, we'll be doing this all over again. I was really inpressed with the new incubator I built from an old Coca-Cola fridge. Every viable egg I put in there hatched. I was also experiementing with some slight changes to my incubating style and it worked out well. I haven't done the math, but I think my hatchrate was close to 100%. Overall, this was an interested season with tons of pros and a few cons.