Markus Jayne Ball Pythons. Always Evolving.
Looking for seriously beautiful snakes? Look no further than our huge selection of the finest examples of Ball Pythons and Western Hognose morphs on the planet. You can judge for yourself.
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Simply put… Our goal is to breed incredible snakes and total client satisfaction.
As breeders of quality Ball Pythons and Western Hognose, we know that our reputation is in the hands of our customers on a daiy basis. Which is why we only sell stock produced under our rigorous specifications — our state-of-the-art facility, our rodents, even our rodent feed, are carefully managed to produce snakes that are well-established, healthy and thriving. The kind of stock we would want to purchase.
We are 100% confident that we will exceed your every expectation. We deal in the best and are proud of it.
Morphology – Piebald x MJ Axanthic x Spider
Since hatching out the very first Lightning Piebald (Piebald x MJ Axanthic) in 2008 we have discovered that our line of Axanthic is not compatible to the other two popular axanthic lines (VPI and Snake Keeper). As a result future project look very promising based on the fact that our Axanthic line holds on to their silver tones without browning out. We look forward to adding many other genes that could enhance this project.
This has got to be one of the craziest and yet most beautiful Lightning combo we have ever hatched here at Markus Jayne Ball Pythons.
Please take note that there are other Piebald Axanthics claiming to be Lightning Piebalds but unless they contain the MJ Axanthic gene, they are not true Lightnings.
To see more, visit our Ball Python Collection page and click on the ‘Axanthic MJ’ gene.
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