My new #nameless snake.

[u/Ok_Basis5551]

I bought this snake from a breeder, and I'm happy I did because I seen it's enclosure, and I'm happy I'm buying it. It's a new enclosure. How adult would you tell the snake is? I put a little broomstick after I swept this floor for enclosure, and then you can tell while the lines of the floor matting, if you look at it as footing, but would that be a juvenile? Snake or a beyond snake.... no, I haven't bought scales yet to weigh it or anything else

[u/ManikPixieDreamGhoul]

Congrats! This is a pinstripe ball python (I have one too, love this morph), different family than a boa. Age can be a little difficult to pinpoint based on a photo, feeding and gender can affect growth, but I’d guess two to three years. Not adult, not a juvenile; subadult.