When I was younger my father used to document snakes around Wisconsin.
   I was just a kid, most likely 6 or 7 years old, when he first started
   bringing me along on his little “escapades”.  I specifically remember one
   time at Paradise Marsh when one of us removed a 5-8 lb rock that 
   was embedded in the ground.  At first glance I did not see
   anything other than a worm, which I decided to pick up because it looked
   different from other worms I had seen and after further inspection
   realized it was a baby snake! That particular snake was a DeKay's Brown
   snake; normally they do not grow to be any bigger than 8-14 inches.
   Ever since that period of my life I have been hooked on anything to do with
   reptiles and amphibians. I've had uncountable reptile and amphibian
   pets, studied snakes and other reptiles, and a few years ago
   was finally old enough to get a well enough paying job to afford some of
   my first ball python morphs. It has been a dream of mine since I first saw pictures
   of the piebald mutation on Dan and Collette Sutherland’s website when I was younger
   to own these morphs.  At the time $20,000 had my jaw hitting the floor 
   and I thought I would never have such a magnificent animal in my collection.
        I met my wife Andrea in high school, and a couple
   years after we graduated we got married.  We started our ball python
   collection about a year after we started seeing each other, and even
   when I first proposed the idea of breeding ball pythons she was nothing
   but supportive and, in fact, was almost as excited as I was about getting
   some of these beautiful snakes. We live in Beaver Dam Wisconsin, and
   have a relatively small collection.  This is not our only
   source of income, and we have no intent on having hundreds of breeder
   ball pythons. I myself am a PC technician and Andrea works at a local
   gas station while she goes to school for Liberal Arts. We want to keep
   our collection easily manageable and small.  This is more of a love and
   hobby of ours than a job and without a lot of help we feel we could not
   maintain a huge collection at our high standards.
        At first I was not sure if I was going to create a website and sell my
   snakes outside of Wisconsin. With such a small collection I know I
   will not have a problem selling all my stock within my home state, but I
   decided that one more website for me to maintain would not be much work, and
   I would love to be able to sell snakes throughout the entire US.  We are more
   than happy to help out with any herpetological questions people have and anyone
   who wants to contact us is more than encouraged to do so. We have two main goals 
   here at Royality; offering people quality, 100% healthy captive bred ball 
   pythons, and having the best customer support anyone could ask for both before
   and after a purchase. 

       This being said we hope you enjoy our site and our collection, and we
   hope to hear from you!
     
       -Tyler and Andrea Welch