Spotnose Enchi Orange dream Clown

This listing features a male ball python (Python regius), self-produced by a verified seller, hatched January 19, 2025 and currently weighing 193 grams. As a juvenile, he is not being offered as a proven breeder, though the seller notes breeder potential for future projects.

Genetically, this animal carries four traits: Orange Dream and Enchi, both incomplete dominant, Spotnose, also incomplete dominant, and Clown, a recessive gene. The seller states the parent pairing was a Black Head Spotnose Clown male crossed with an Enchi Orange Dream Leopard Het Clown female. According to the seller, the combination of Spotnose and Clown produces varied, high-contrast head stamping and clean patterning, while Orange Dream contributes brighter orange-gold coloring and the Blackhead influence deepens the border markings for a bold, high-definition look. These are the seller's descriptions of appearance and are not independently confirmed.

The snake is currently being fed live soft-furred rats, and the seller confirms the exact animal pictured is the one being sold, with five photos provided. The listing describes this animal as a strong candidate for building toward more advanced Clown-line combinations, though no specific breeding outcomes or offspring are claimed.

The animal is located in Allen, Texas, and is priced at $300, discounted from an original listed price of $650. The seller offers free shipping as well as local pickup, and indicates the ability to ship internationally to a range of listed countries. Accepted payment methods include PayPal, credit card, cash, Venmo, debit card, and other unspecified options.

Buyers considering this ball python may want to confirm current length alongside the stated weight, verify shipping costs and timelines for their specific location given the free shipping offer, and ask the seller for further detail on the parent genetics, particularly the Leopard and Het Clown status mentioned for the dam, since these were not listed among the confirmed genetic traits for this individual. It would also be worth confirming feeding history and any recent shed or health observations directly with the seller before purchase.