What can I say about the Piebald Royal Python that you don’t already know? This is probably the most striking and well recognised of the royal python mutations. They are normal coloured animals whose colour and pattern are broken by areas of pure white. The amount of white is completely random and can cover from 5% to 95% of the animal’s body, regardless of the parents’ appearance.

Since Peter Kahl proved this mutation simple recessive in 1999, it has become a favourite amongst breeders and collectors alike.

Consider the possibilities this mutation brings to the royal python market, I cant think of a mutation that should not be combined with the piebald

Here at db Reptiles we are working with a group of beautiful unrelated animals direct from Peter Kahl.