Little One the Mojave Ball Python

Meet Little One the Mojave Ball Python! <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Little One came to J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue on September 25, 2025, after her previous owner could no longer care for her due to financial reasons. This sweet 3-year-old female is about 2 feet long and currently eating frozen/thawed rats like a pro. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Don’t let her name fool you—Little One has a big personality and the beautiful silvery-brown pattern typical of the Mojave morph. Calm, curious, and easy to handle, she’s a wonderful choice for both new and experienced snake keepers. <br/><br/> <br/><br/> Ball Python Quick Care Info (from ReptiFiles):<br/> Adult Size: 3–5 feet (females usually grow larger)<br/> Lifespan: 30+ years with proper care<br/> Temperament: Shy but docile; enjoys gentle handling and a secure environment<br/><br/> Enclosure Size: Minimum 4’L x 2’W x 2’H (120 gallons)<br/> Temps:<br/>– Basking surface: 95–104F<br/>– Warm hide: 86–90F<br/>– Cool side: 72–80F<br/> Humidity: 45–75%, higher during shedding<br/> Lighting: Low-level UVB (Arcadia Forest 6% or Zoo Med Reptisun 5.0 T5 HO) is beneficial<br/><br/> Substrate: Moisture-retentive soil mix (Reptisoil, Eco Earth, or soil/sand blend) topped with leaf litter<br/> Décor: Multiple hides, cork bark, climbing branches, and plants to promote natural behavior<br/><br/> Diet:<br/>– Whole frozen/thawed or prekilled rodents<br/>– Currently eating rats every 10–14 days<br/>– Prey should be about 1–1.5 the width of her mid-body<br/><br/> Water: Always provide a large, clean water bowl for drinking and soaking<br/><br/> <br/><br/>With her calm demeanor and striking pattern, Little One is a wonderful ambassador for her species and a perfect fit for a caring, patient home. <br/><br/> <br/><br/> Apply today to adopt Little One:<br/> https://www.jraar.org/adoption<br/><br/> <br/><br/>And remember—Facebook supporters get early access to adoptable animals for just $0.99/month!<br/> https://www.facebook.com/becomesupporter/JRAquaticAnimalRescue/<br/><br/> <br/><br/>#LittleOneThePython #MojaveMorph #BallPythonCare #SnakeAdoption #ReptileRescue #AdoptDontShop #JRAquaticAnimalRescue

Meet Little One the Mojave Ball Python!



Little One came to J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue on September 25, 2025, after her previous owner could no longer care for her due to financial reasons. This sweet 3-year-old female is about 2 feet long and currently eating frozen/thawed rats like a pro.



Don’t let her name fool you—Little One has a big personality and the beautiful silvery-brown pattern typical of the Mojave morph. Calm, curious, and easy to handle, she’s a wonderful choice for both new and experienced snake keepers.



Ball Python Quick Care Info (from ReptiFiles):
Adult Size: 3–5 feet (females usually grow larger)
Lifespan: 30+ years with proper care
Temperament: Shy but docile; enjoys gentle handling and a secure environment

Enclosure Size: Minimum 4’L x 2’W x 2’H (120 gallons)
Temps:
– Basking surface: 95–104F
– Warm hide: 86–90F
– Cool side: 72–80F
Humidity: 45–75%, higher during shedding
Lighting: Low-level

Meet Little One the Mojave Ball Python!



Little One came to J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue on September 25, 2025, after her previous owner could no longer care for her due to financial reasons. This sweet 3-year-old female is about 2 feet long and currently eating frozen/thawed rats like a pro.



Don’t let her name fool you—Little One has a big personality and the beautiful silvery-brown pattern typical of the Mojave morph. Calm, curious, and easy to handle, she’s a wonderful choice for both new and experienced snake keepers.



Ball Python Quick Care Info (from ReptiFiles):
Adult Size: 3–5 feet (females usually grow larger)
Lifespan: 30+ years with proper care
Temperament: Shy but docile; enjoys gentle handling and a secure environment

Enclosure Size: Minimum 4’L x 2’W x 2’H (120 gallons)
Temps:
– Basking surface: 95–104F
– Warm hide: 86–90F
– Cool side: 72–80F
Humidity: 45–75%, higher during shedding
Lighting: Low-level UVB (Arcadia Forest 6% or Zoo Med Reptisun 5.0 T5 HO) is beneficial

Substrate: Moisture-retentive soil mix (Reptisoil, Eco Earth, or soil/sand blend) topped with leaf litter
Décor: Multiple hides, cork bark, climbing branches, and plants to promote natural behavior

Diet:
– Whole frozen/thawed or prekilled rodents
– Currently eating rats every 10–14 days
– Prey