Lark

Intake date: 5/2/25<br/>Status: Available<br/><br/>Lark is a juvenile ball python who was transferred to us from a rural shelter after being found discarded on the side of the road with 5 other snakes. Lark was pretty thin when he was first surrendered but has been eating well and has doubled in size! He happily eat F/T small rats. Lark is pretty easy to handle but is still a young snake. His adoption fee is $70.<br/><br/>Lark will require a minimum 36" x 18" x 12" enclosure right now, but will likely need a 4' enclosure when he is a full grown adult.<br/><br/>**We do NOT recommend glass tanks/aquariums for ball pythons due to humidity issues. While they can be appropriately modified, this is not easy for a beginner keeper and we have seen repeated issues with stuck shed and anorexia. Please check out our care guide for alternative housing methods--we recommend PVC cages and appropriate bin setups.**<br/><br/>PLEASE READ!<br/>If you are interested in adopting this animal, you need to fill out an application at https://bewildnc.org/apply/. Read the application carefully and answer the questions thoroughly. Above all, be honest! Research the species you would like to adopt in advance and consult multiple sources, we are happy to answer questions. Adopters agree to pick-up the animal in Durham within 7 days of their approval.

Intake date: 5/2/25
Status: Available

Lark is a juvenile ball python who was transferred to us from a rural shelter after being found discarded on the side of the road with 5 other snakes. Lark was pretty thin when he was first surrendered but has been eating well and has doubled in size! He happily eat F/T small rats. Lark is pretty easy to handle but is still a young snake. His adoption fee is $70.

Lark will require a minimum 36" x 18" x 12" enclosure right now, but will likely need a 4' enclosure when he is a full grown adult.

**We do NOT recommend glass tanks/aquariums for ball pythons due to humidity issues. While they can be appropriately modified, this is not easy for a beginner keeper and we have seen repeated issues with stuck shed and anorexia. Please check out our care guide for alternative housing methods--we recommend PVC cages and appropriate bin setups.**

PLEASE READ!
If you are interested in adopting this animal, you need to fill out an application at https://bewild

Intake date: 5/2/25
Status: Available

Lark is a juvenile ball python who was transferred to us from a rural shelter after being found discarded on the side of the road with 5 other snakes. Lark was pretty thin when he was first surrendered but has been eating well and has doubled in size! He happily eat F/T small rats. Lark is pretty easy to handle but is still a young snake. His adoption fee is $70.

Lark will require a minimum 36" x 18" x 12" enclosure right now, but will likely need a 4' enclosure when he is a full grown adult.

**We do NOT recommend glass tanks/aquariums for ball pythons due to humidity issues. While they can be appropriately modified, this is not easy for a beginner keeper and we have seen repeated issues with stuck shed and anorexia. Please check out our care guide for alternative housing methods--we recommend PVC cages and appropriate bin setups.**

PLEASE READ!
If you are interested in adopting this animal, you need to fill out an application at https://bewildnc.org/apply/. Read the application carefully and answer the questions thoroughly. Above all, be honest! Research the species you would like to adopt in advance and consult multiple sources, we are happy to answer questions. Adopters agree to pick-up the animal in Durham within 7 days of their approval.