Police recovered an alligator, nine boa constrictors, live ammunition and marijuana at a Brooklyn home Tuesday morning, officials said. View Full Caption Twitter@NYPDSpecialops

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT — A man was arrested after police found an alligator, nine boa constrictors and live ammunition in a Brooklyn home Tuesday morning, officials said.

Johnnie Morgan, 44, faces reckless endangerment charges after a search warrant uncovered the animals inside 1845 Atlantic Ave. around 6 a.m.

Police also recovered a small bag of marijuana along with the reptiles and ammunition, according to an NYPD spokesperson.

Information on the animals’ conditions and whereabouts was not immediately available.

Police said Morgan had at least 18 prior arrests dating back to 1992.

Most recently, he received a summons in May in connection to keeping wild animals, according to court records.

Animals including alligators, crocodiles and a variety of snakes are prohibited as pets in New York City.