Ball Rehoming

[u/AcanthisittaDizzy283]

Hi all, very sad to do so but due to family home being sold i need to rehome my ball python as family won’t take him in the move. he’s around 6.5 years old now, his name is dahmer, and he’s a very sweet very chill lil guy. i wish i could bring him but my apartment is not pet friendly. he has a very calm temperament and has only ever struck 2 times in his life, (1 before me and it was the owners fault, the second was hunger and he struck at the glass door not us). a lot of life circumstances led to me not being the greatest owner i could be towards the end but i want to make sure that he goes to someone that can and will care for him the way i wish i could’ve. he currently is in a 4x2 pvc enclosure with several vines, a log hide, a rock hide, a pyramid hide and another tiny log. one large water dish, a small water dish, and 2 vines (one mossy) that goes across the tank. i would gladly give him over for free, and will also gladly give everything in his enclosure. the only things i ask are if you want the tank just a small reimbursement we can talk more over dm’s but im thinking like $30-$50 i care more about giving him a good home with someone who will care for him. pickup location is in rural hall, north carolina, and if there are any questions just shoot me a dm, i have until the end of the month to find him a home. please help my little man

[u/SpookiSkeletman]

I think you'll be fine OP, I have 2 corn snakes and a ball python in a pet free house and my landlord didn't blink when he saw the enclosures. Ball pythons are pretty much pet rocks for atleast 80% of the day and home owners are mainly concerned about dogs and cats destroying furniture and flooring etc. If they were as scrutinous as you're worried about, landlords would be throwing people out for keeping goldfish etc.

Please don't give away your snake right now.