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Killer Bee Pied

The Killer Bee Pieds are outrageous. The Super Pastel gene makes the yellow on these Killer Bee Pied’s head glow with clean bright yellow. The jet-black head markings add a contrast that is impossible to resist!

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My snake has been refusing feeding, what should I do?

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Are all snakes on your site pictured still available?

Unless stated otherwise, all of the snakes pictured on our site are available. 12. Can I receive more photos before making my decision?

Can I receive more photos before making my decision?

At Roussis Reptiles, we dedicate undivided attention to capturing quality photographs of each of our available ball pythons. We ensure that the photographs on our website are accurate representations of the snakes and will not provide additional photos.

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What should I do if my Ball Python refuses it's first feeding attempt?

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