Zoo Med ReptiTherm® Under Tank Heater $13.71

The Zoo Med ReptiTherm Under Tank Heaters, the best heat source for your pets. Under Tank Heaters are better in all ways for reptiles than "Heat Rocks", mainly because this heating device is underneath the enclosure, and heats up a wider area compared to the heat rock, which just heats a small area and CAN burn your pet reptiles.

These can also be used (when taped on the outside) for sugar glider pets. Tape it on the outside, right beside their sleeping pouch and you got the perfect heat source. If you use Heat Rocks for pet sugar gliders, you may end up killing them.

UTH are the best form of heating as well for reptile that require heat during the night time because it is able to provide heat while not disrupting your pet's sleeping pattern. It's also a lot better than heat lamps because it costs less money, both initial purchase and electricity wise. The ZooMed ReptiTherm can also stick to the underside of your cage. Warranty lasts for 1 year.

Complete Ball Python Care, Breeding, Morphs $47.46

This Ball Python Care Guide is for beginners and experts alike. If you plan on Breeding your Ball Python (also known as Royal Python) to get those rare expensive ball python morphs, you have to read this book! This isn't known as the "Ball Python Bible" for nothing.

The Complete Ball Python Care Guide covers everything from the Ballpython's behavior in its natural habitat to what a Ball Python in captivity should be receiving to simulate it's "natural life".

What this book offers to a newbie Ball Python owner, or rather a person who is still in the research/planning phase of getting a ball python is phenomenal. This guide will teach you how to select a ball python, how to maintain it's enclosure on a daily basis, give you an idea of how a ball python diet should be in captivity in comparison to when it's in the wild, and most importantly, how to setup their enclosures (temperature is key in this). This doesn't just give you a basic overview, it gives you in depth analysis of how to understand you ball python. Including it's body language, which will help tell you if your enclosure is setup correctly, if your ball python is health, or if your ball python is not in the mood to be handled (the dreaded "S" pose).