PATCHWORK PYTHON · pastel gold meets piebald white
Hand-Painted Detail
Every scale, feather and marking is painted by hand to match the real animal — so detailed up close, so charming on the shelf.
Ready to Display
A single, sturdy piece — no assembly, no fuss. Set it on a desk or shelf and it holds its pose, ready to collect and show off.
A piebald ball python looks as if someone dipped a patterned snake in white paint and missed a few spots — bold blocks of pure white break up the normal pattern. Add the Pastel gene, which brightens browns into glowing gold, and you get the Pastel Pied: one of the cheeriest morphs in the hobby, and the look of this PLUS figure, coiled up with its gold-and-black head resting on top.
What ‘Pied’ Means
Piebald is a recessive trait — a snake needs a copy from each parent to show those white patches, and no two pieds share the same layout.
What ‘Pastel’ Does
Pastel is a co-dominant gene that lightens and yellows the pattern, giving the gold areas their sunny glow.
Ball Mode
When nervous, a ball python coils tight and tucks its head into the middle — a living fortress that gave the species its name.
Burrow Dweller
In the wild it spends much of the day tucked away in rodent burrows and termite mounds, coming out around dusk to hunt.
Craft & Specifications
| Line | Series PLUS, by Animal Heavenly Body |
| Approx. Size | About 4.3 × 4 × 2.2 in (11 × 10.1 × 5.6 cm) |
| Material | Hand-painted resin |
| Display | Single figure — ready to display out of the box |
| SKU | AHB-Plus-09 |
Meet the Rest of Series PLUS
Radiated Tortoise
Asian Arowana (Super Red)
Asian Arowana (Super Red, Open Mouth)
Crossback Golden Arowana (Blue Base)
Rhinoceros Iguana
Blue-Tongued Skink
Koi (Kohaku)
Bearded Dragon (White)
Komodo Dragon
Central American Snapping Turtle (Tabasco Lowlands)
Ball Python (Blue-Eyed Leucistic)
Ball Python (Pastel Pied)
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