Welcome To Royally Morphed Pythons


Lesser Platinum Ball Python 

Specialising in the breeding of high quality royal python morphs, we at Royally Morphed Pythons are small breeders located towards the very north of the UK in Aberdeen, Scotland. We have been keeping and breeding Royal Pythons for several years now, and our breeding stock is comprised of some of the finest blood lines currently in existance, including NERD, Crystal Palace Reptiles, and BHB Reptiles. Our stock includes over ten different colour morphs, ranging from our very own new bloodline's of Pastel & Albino Royal Pythons, all the way through to stunning Caramel Albino Royal Pythons, and gorgeous Lesser Platinum Royal Pythons that are closely related to the original Platinum Royal Python stock from Ralph Davis. In the coming years we will have a variety of Royal Python Morphs for sale, including recessive, codominant, and designer morphs, please keep checking back for availability! 





 


20th June 2010

Our contact page isn't working properly at the moment, so if you want to get in contact with me, here is my e-mail address. jonny@royallymorphedpythons.co.uk
 


3rd June 2010

Late beginning to our season, but it's finally starting. I'm not sure how many girls will eventually lay eggs (we started the season late), but i'm very happy about the first clutch we do have. Our WC pastel female has laid me eggs again, this time her bumble bee son sired them. We got 9 eggs, so hopefully we get to see some of her pastel offspring, and possibly get to see the super pastel of this line. In 2008 we hatched out 2 normals, 1 spider, and 1 bumble bee. So we've yet to see what her pastels will look like!


 


5th April 2010

I thought i'd post up a link to a very helpful reptile courier that has helped me a couple of times...

Here's the link - 

Sam The Van Man
 


9th March 2010

Figured i'd bore you all with another of my amazing video's.



6th March 2010

Our spot nose has finally given in.

Spot nose x normal

Here's hoping for baby spot noses!! 


5th March 2010

After many attempts to try and induce some breeding activity out of my harlequin male, he finally tied the knot the early hours of this morning - not with the intended female, but i'm happy either way.

So fingers crossed this is the start of something good in the world of Harlequins.

I've updated the list of potential pairings below...

Enchi x normal
Enchi x mojave
Ghost x het ghost
Ghost x caramel
Bee x WC pastel mum
Bee x lesser
Albino x het's
Albino x pied
Lesser x normals
Lesser x clown
Black back project is progressing nicely as well.
Harlequin x reduced normal

We're still trying for some other pairings and will post more as things develop.

Hope everyone else is having a good start to 2010. 


8th February 2010

Claire from Royal Draco has had her generous boyfriend Paul make some record keeping software using a barcode scanner. Here's a link for the software and another with some useful information

Record keeping software

Useful information
 
I've added a couple of documents to the resource page as well, with some hopefully helpful advice on snake mites and respiratory illness.


26th November 2009

We're currently playing around with an HD camcorder, and youtube at the minute, and trying to eventually upload HD video content onto youtube.

Here's our part 1 of 2...


 Our youtube channel is here..


Royally Morphed Youtube 
   

25th September 2009

Our ghost clutch hatched out 0.2 Ghosts, and 0.1 het ghosts. The rest of the eggs were attacked by mould, and never survived, which is typical of how this year has developed. All the babies are keepers though.


 


21st August 2009

That's them out now. Ended up with 1.1 Blue Eyed Leucistics (super lessers) and 0.3 Lesser's


 


20th August 2009

Our lesser x lesser clutch is hatching just now, and we got quite lucky. 2 blue eyed leusistics and 3 lessers. Fantastic stuff!


 


6th August 2009

Well, we thought we had a pastel clutch, but this one turned out to be another lesser x normal clutch, but we only produced the one male lesser and the rest were normal females.
 


2nd August 2009

Updated photo's from the lesser x normal clutch.

RMP bee_1RMP Bee_2 


 

31st July 2009

7 eggs laid from our ghost male to het ghost female laid today. Really excited about these guys, which will hopefully boost out ghost collection.

So far we've 3 lessers and 1 normal out of the eggs from a lesser x normal pairing. Waiting on the last three eggs now. 


24th June 2009

Our 6th clutch of the year laid today, from a lesser x lesser pairing. Here's hoping i get a blue eyed or two.

I lost most of the eggs from clutches 2 and 3 due to temperature variations in my new incubator, so i'm gutted - I did fix the problem, but I was too late. There's a warning for those who are incubating, I got a spike of up to 94F in my incubator, which was enough to finish them off.
 


10th June 2009

Our 5th clutch, from a pastel x normal pairing was laid today. 6 eggs and 2 slugs. 



4th June 2009

Our 4th clutch of the year was laid today, from a lesser x normal pairing. 7 eggs.


29th April 2009

4 new different morphs have been added to the collection, which is all very exciting. Picture's in the collection page.
  



23rd April 2009

2 clutches laid today from pastel x normal pairings. 11 eggs in total with 3 slugs.


 5th April 2009

The spreadsheet for creating the 4, 5 and 6 tub rack, is a simple spreadsheet because it's the easiest way of making a rack, for those who want a few royals, or those that can stack the racks on top of each other for numerous royals.


3rd April 2009

Added an excel spreadsheet to the resources section, an easy guide for having wood cuts made to build your own rack. Hope this helps people. I've tested the 5 tub one, but yet to test the 4 tub one, although, it's very similar. 



31st March 2009

Hatched 0.2 Yellow Belly's and 1.0 Normal.
Not bad from 3 eggs, i'm very pleased. I probably won't be selling, but here's some photo's.




9th of February 2009

That's us produced our first clutch of the year already, incredible. It's almost as though last season never stopped - we're still establishing baby royals (although, they are pretty well established with their food now). 3 eggs, 1 slug. Yellow belly x granite type female.

eggs 


17th January 2009

It's been a while since I've updated here, but the season looks good, i've lots of pairings so far, and hoping for clowns, caramels, albino's, ghosts, pastels, super pastels, lessers, blue eyed leucistics and Yellow belly's (i've seen confirmed locks with them all), so fingers crossed. Hopefully you're all enjoying the new year and have some successful pairings of your own. 


26th October 2008 - Royal Python Care

I decided to put some more help notes up for those first time buyers who are looking to purchase a royal python, in the Available Page. Hopefully there are some helpful tips and if anyone feels like i should add something else, that i may have forgotten then please feel free to let me know and I will update accordingly.   


23rd September 2008

All three of the pied males are strike feeding defrost rat fluffs already. Won't be long until these are ready to go. 


12th September 2008

Our last clutch of the season hatched. No Lessers, No Pastels, and No Black backs

I think i'll wait for the black backs to grow up and try breeding them, and see if anything else happens. Mum gets a year off this year.


31st August 2008

Updated pictures of our wee bee.

RMP bee_1RMP Bee_2RMP Bee_3 


26th August 2008

Our pied clutch hatched out 3 pieds and 1 het pied. ALL males. So there's going to be at least 2 pied males and 1 het pied male for sale in the near future

Medium-High White 1


17th July 2008

Our odd female laid 7 nice looking eggs. I have no idea what is going to come out of this clutch, i bred the lesser and the pastel but never seen any proper locks? 


1st July 2008

Updated picture of the black backs we produced. Here's an example photo. We also picked up a unproven striped female which will hopefully go nicely with our harlequin male.

Black back male  Unproven striped female 


 1st July 2008

Our Pied female has laid 4 good eggs. We are expecting Pieds and Het Pieds from this clutch    Pied 01/07/08 


30th June 2008

Most of our hatchlings are feeding, some are already sold. Will soon have picture updates in the available page. 


15th June 2008

Our spider x reduced clutch hatched out two spiders and two normal’s. Once feeding there’ll be pictures to follow. 


6th June 2008

Our Spider x LTC pastel hatched out one bumble bee, one spider and two normals – Our first Bee, exciting! Finally getting to see what her babies will look like.


13th May 2008

Our Normal x Normal clutch hatched out 5 normals. One has a nice wee white patch, but I must refrain from keeping them.  


18th April 2008 - More eggs from my reduced pattern x spider. 5 good eggs in total no slugs. 


14th April 2008 - Our LTC pastel bred to the spider and maybe lesser platinum has laid 6 eggs, 4 good eggs are incubating now with two slugs. Hopefully we'll get to see what our wild caught pastel can produce - pastels and bee's, fingers crossed.
 


 11th April 2008 - Purchased a possibly different kind of royal today, he might be something he might not. He has a whiter shade along his back.  
 


19th March 2008 - Our normal royal bred to another normal laid her first clutch of 6 eggs, 5 eggs incubating and one went bad.  
 



15th March 2008 - I managed a trip to hamm and found ourselves a harlequin. Pictures will follow shortly
We also found a nice yellow belly female to go with our male. Looking forward to hatching out some ivories!!  

Mojave Ball Python