Our snakes for sale include ball pythons, corn snakes, king and milk snakes, western hognose snakes, boas, and pythons, all of them captive bred from great bloodlines. The selection changes often as new animals are ready, so check back if the species or morph you want isn't listed yet.
Before a snake is listed, it has to be eating on a veterinarian approved diet of frozen thawed rodents, and on a consistent feeding schedule.
Care needs differ by species, including enclosure size, heat, humidity, lighting, and diet. Research the snake you're considering and have its setup running before it ships. Just make sure any enclosure you choose, that the snake is able to fully stretch out.
When you're ready to buy a pet snake online, use the species guide below the listings to compare your options, then order once your enclosure has held steady temperatures for several days.
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Snake Species We Carry
Our listings are organized by species, and each group has its own page with the morphs we have available:
- Ball Pythons: Stocky African pythons offered in dozens of color morphs.
- Corn Snakes: Slender North American rat snakes known for their wide range of colors and patterns.
- Kingsnakes and Milk Snakes: Close relatives with bold bands and stripes.
- Western Hognose Snakes: Compact snakes with an upturned snout for digging, known for hissing, flattening their necks, or playing dead when startled.
- Boas: From sand-dwelling Kenyan Sand Boas to the well-known Boa Constrictor.
- Pythons and Green Tree Pythons: Carpet, blood, spotted, and children's pythons, along with tree-dwelling green tree pythons.
- Rat Snakes and Misc. Snakes: Texas, black, and Japanese rat snakes, African house snakes, and other species.
How to Choose a Pet Snake
When you're comparing snakes to buy, the right choice comes down to adult size, temperament, and the climate you can keep steady:
- Adult size: Plan the enclosure for the snake's full-grown length, not its size on arrival. Any adult snake, even ball pythons or corn snakes, needs an enclosure they can fully stretch out in.
- Temperament: Ball pythons tend to move slowly, while corn snakes and kingsnakes are quicker and more active in the hand. Young snakes of most species are nervous at first and settle with regular handling.
- Climate: Every species needs a heat gradient run through a thermostat and a regular day and night light cycle, but humidity needs differ. Green tree pythons and emerald tree boas need high humidity, while Kenyan sand boas and western hognose snakes come from drier habitats and need drier enclosures with substrate to burrow in.
Frequently Asked Questions About Snakes
How much does a pet snake cost?
Each listing shows the current price for that snake. Some species such as corn snakes and California kingsnakes are often under $100, while rare morphs and specialty species can cost several hundred dollars or more. The enclosure, heating, and thermostat often cost more than the snake itself.
What do pet snakes eat?
Most of the snakes we list eat a veterinarian approved diet of frozen thawed rodents, about as wide as the thickest part of the snake's body. A few specialty species, such as elephant trunk snakes and tentacled snakes, eat frozen thawed fish instead, so confirm the diet for the species you choose.
How big do pet snakes get?
Corn snakes, ball pythons, and most kingsnakes vary in adult size. Research the species you are interested in to make sure you can provide an enclosure that is appropriate for its adult length. Western hognose snakes and Kenyan sand boas are often considered smaller species and can live in smaller enclosures, while boa constrictors are larger and require much larger enclosures to stretch out fully.
How long do pet snakes live?
It depends on the species. Corn snakes and kingsnakes commonly live 15 to 20 years, and ball pythons and boa constrictors often live 20 to 30 years with good care. There are exceptions to snake longevity, though! We have a customer with a 38-year-old kingsnake.
Is it legal to own a pet snake?
In most of the US, yes, but rules vary by state, county, and city. Some areas restrict large constrictors or require permits, so check your local regulations, and any landlord or HOA rules, before you order.
What to Know Before Buying a Snake
A pet snake can live for decades, so plan for the long run before you order. Its heat and humidity need checking every day, it eats whole frozen thawed prey on a consistent schedule, and its enclosure has to stay latched, since snakes are skilled at escaping. The snake needs to be able to stretch fully.
Reptiles can carry Salmonella even when they look healthy. The CDC advises that children under 5 should not handle them, and that adults over 65 and people with weakened immune systems take extra care.
- Wash with soap and water after handling the snake or anything in its enclosure.
- Clean the enclosure and supplies outside the kitchen, never in a sink used for food.
- Supervise children whenever they handle the snake.
Our Responsible Care and Ownership page has a broader checklist.
Buying a Snake Online From Us
Our snakes are housed and cared for at our own facility before they ship, not drop-shipped from a third-party supplier, and they eat a veterinarian-approved diet while they're with us. We hold back any snake that hasn't built a steady feeding record, because a snake that eats reliably is one of the best signs it will settle into a new home.
Read our Shipping and Guarantees page before you order for details on how snakes travel and what's covered when they arrive.
Find the Right Snake for Your Setup
Each listing above names the species and morph, and many note sex or age. If you're comparing species, our team can help you match a snake to the enclosure you've built.
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