The Piebald Ball Python, often called “Pied,” is one of the most visually striking and unique morphs in the exotic pet world. It is instantly recognizable by its bold patches of unpigmented white scales interspersed with normal colored patterns, creating a dramatic, high-contrast appearance. Piebalds are calm, docile, and beginner-friendly, making them perfect companions for both new and experienced reptile enthusiasts. Their rare and eye-catching coloration, combined with a gentle temperament, makes them a highly sought-after morph for collectors and breeders alike.
Basic Characteristics
Size: 3–5 feet (average adult length)
Color/Pattern: Distinctive patches of white mixed with normal colored scales, high-contrast pattern
Temperament: Calm, docile, and easy to handle
Habitat Requirements: Terrarium with 75–90°F temperature, 50–60% humidity, and hiding areas
Diet: Carnivorous; mainly mice and small rats
Lifespan: 20–30 years in captivity
Special Feature: Dramatic piebald pattern; highly valued in breeding to produce visually stunning offspring
