Albino ball pythons are protected animals and are natively protected. Albino ball pythons live mainly in Central and West Africa, from Senegal to Uganda, from grasslands to woods, whether they are comfortable in trees or on the ground.

Actually, the albino ball python is relatively small among the python species A type that, like the general boa constrictor species, has the remnants of its hind limbs. Albino ball pythons prefer low-light conditions and are usually more active at dawn and dusk. Albino ball pythons are relatively mild-tempered, feeding mainly on small rodents and small birds.