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Mine just bit me because he doesn’t get held a lot and he was trying to jump out and I got bit by him

SOLOMON ISLAND BOAS ARE GREAT I HAVE TWO SOLOMONS AND ONE VIPER BOA

Kenyan sand boas are sooo amazing. Their colors are just unbelievably beautiful and their care is very easy. Not to mention they are very docile and cute and enjoyable to handle. Mine curled up in my bun on top of my head today and stayed burrowed in my hair for like 30 min. So cute

Thank you for rhe vid

Did you add corn to the chicken feed?? Yuck! Corn has zero nutrition, plus 99% of corn is GMO!! GMO causes tumors in lab rats, which closely mimics the human anatomy! To feed your chickens non-organic feed, or corn, means YOU are feeding yourself GMO ingredients, and will be destined to have numerous health issues in your body!! Buy organic feed for your chickens, sans corn, and feed yourself all organic foods for a longer and healthier life! You deserve that, brother!

Thank you for the video! I like all the geckos you show in your video. I've already got two morning geckos, they are very nice and absolutely not shy. In your video I like most the reef gecko and the ashy gecko, Sphaerodactylus notatus and S. elegans. But also the last gecko is quote pretty, the electric blue day gecko.

I really like the thick toed banded gecko and i went to go see whos selling them and i found literally nothing... also i only found 2 care guides..? Where can i buy one???

I like Little Guy. I think his name should be Little Guy!

Are you in Colorado Springs scheels

Aint no way that's 10 gallon

You are going to be in a big surprise these things could lay up to 30 eggs a year

Ive always thought tosy boas look like little sharks if you look at their heads from the side profile lol. Their lower jaw is so little lol.

That's why they need to lick their eyes to go to sleep Cause they have no eyelids

Great and informative video

04:40 Children's pythons-or _Antaresia childreni_ taxonomically-despite their ironic specific name, were actually named in honor of a man named John George Children, who was curator of the zoological collection of the British Museum, in London, in the mid-1800s. 😉 The species was described in 1842 by his "protégé" or apprentice, apparently, John Edward Gray. They’re actually the type-species, or the "main" species, of the genus _Antaresia_ -which also contains spotted pythons (A. maculatus) from Eastern Australia, the Papuan spotted python (A. papuensis) of New Guinea and Torres Strait, and the pygmy python (A. perthensis) from Western Australia. I think the name is misleading… They should’ve just called the snake John George’s python, or Johnny’s python, idk. 🤣 Then people maybe wouldn’t get the wrong idea. 😜 They’re small & relatively docile, but I think it takes work to get them chilled out… as opposed to ball pythons, where the work revolves around managing their potential hunger strikes & getting them just to open up, be chill, and socialized! Ball pythons are really sort of the opposite of most snakes. The curling-up in defense, the reclusiveness, a general sweet, stoner-looking derpy face. 🤤 I’m sure some are real firecrackers out there. But with the _Antaresia_ genus, I’ve heard they’re not all they’re cracked up to be, as far as temperament; like, mostly they can be chill but are a bit like a dog… in that they require socialization & taming-down. Trust-building, hand-feeding, working on food response strikes, etc.

They should be holding their tree frog with gloves.. that’s not safe for the frog..

Keep up the good work 👍

Also, I think anyone who’s considering snakes but maybe is nervous or inexperienced should consider rosy boas… "way back" in 1992 (yep), in my first grade class, we had several pets, including a garter snake, salamanders, and our favorite, a black-striped white rosy boa. Very thick bodied, substantial snake, and so chill. A full grown female. Like, the entire class of 6/7-year olds eagerly interacted with her everyday… I think that was one of my earliest herp "moments" that got me into them. A rosy boa in an elementary school classroom is a great lesson in SOCIALIZATION and taking. For any animal. The fact that this snake (which naturally is preyed on by hawks, eagles, foxes, owls, kingsnakes, coyotes, roadrunners, badgers, and more) wanted to be with us and wasn’t scared stood out to me even at that young age. I’m pretty sure the only times she wasn’t handled were weekends & holidays. She was probably sad without us. JK. I just use that experience to reassure people; if a fully-grown female, definitely larger than a male, can seemingly enjoy being handled by a bunch of "hyper" kids and passed-around each day (with teacher’s supervision-it was her snake, lol), it’s probably a decent pet. And as you said, people go helping a pick them up. I live in San Diego, prime habitat, so it shouldn’t be too hard to do, but I’ve never seen one wild. But anyway, not once was this snake nippy with the kids, or anyone, nor did she ever try to squirm away. I think she wanted to be with us all day on our desks! 🤣 I do recall once she actually musked on a girl’s arm, because suddenly we heard the girl, "it pooped on me!!" 🤣

Kenyan sand boas are cool. And as far as the striking, I don’t know if it’s simply a food response or they’re pissed at being bothered, or both, but as soon as you’re handling them, they completely relax. To the point of crawling all over your face and shoulders. Basically a little more reclusive, old world version of a rosy boa.

Great video 👍🏻 I’d like to see you find a rubber boa. The African house snake isn’t a colubrid. They’re Lamprophis in the family Lamprophiidae. They’re not on our “unrestricted list” where I live, so I can’t keep them without a permit here. So ridiculous, but that’s why I had to research that.

Go find that rubber boa bro!! 😊

Retic keeper here❗ Even a *PURE ISLAND LOCALITY* retics (Madu, Kalatoa, etc.) can get *very large* compared to other, truly tiny species, let's keep it in mind! They'll need space, they'll need food... *and* even a 'small' (9-10 ft) retic can deliver quite the bite and can cause injury next to which a large ball python bite is the joke of century. They get hormonal during breeding season, they hold grudges, they'll remember if you mistreated them, many of them act very hostile toward strangers. That's a snake that can, once it reaches certain size, slice through your muscles, tendons, nerves like a hot knife through butter. In a split second. I have a dwarf female I can hold, carry around, hug, kiss, I talk to her, she roams freely around the room, she approaches me, she touches my face, she sleeps on my chair/on my nape as I work, she *takes food from my hand* as gently as a trained german shepherd while, when fed live, she goes into mad feeding frenzy (still hunts and eats right next to me or even *ON* me at times). The very same female *lashed out* at a family member without a second of hesitation... and then came back to me, coiling around my neck and arm while still very stressed and very angry. Incredible animals I'm currently addicted to, but they require a lot of work, time... and a backbone 😄

Do it! Love how informative your videos are! :)

Go find the Rubber Boa!! Great video as always!

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Is an 18X18x36 too big 😭

So cool

Tank won’t crack with heat on top?

OK animal whisperer! Boba and frens!

Is the top glass? Is that UVB?

75- -100 is small. 120 should be considered

How many gallons? Also is this good for an adult creastie?

looks cool how you put it toughter

Kinda ass tbh

Song?

Song?

I first read the video as siiiiiiiico gecko update

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And as far as the scarlet snake and scarlet kingsnake go with "adapting to look almost exactly the same" ...that's called "Convergent Evolution" ...which countless species have used for millennia.. In this case, they're mimicking the corporation of a Deadly Coral Snake. Hence the cautionary rhyme "Red on Yellow: kill a fellow. Red on black: Friend of Jack."

What morph is that😮

I’m getting reptisoil and reptisand and leaf litter can I put a cleanup crew in that or do I have to have real plants to

I ❤lizzards😊

northern eye lash boa is really cool. really bgood video didnt know any of them

i have a few questions, i got a rescue crestie a few months back (he was rough) and he was 3 grams. and he just turned 4 grams. he’s supposedly 5-6 months old at this point so he’s very very behind and very slow at growing. he refuses bugs and barley eats his paste. ive tried a lot of different flavors and tried to get him to eat bugs by holding them next to him leaving it in there w him for a few hours(supervised and the bug was injured) i’ve tried cutting it in half and putting the juice on his lips and nothing. what do you think i should do? i’ve had him for about 3 months at this point and he’s in a tub and the temp is in the 70s at all times

Where's the link?

Bro knows he gotta spice up his pet. Cant have him going out there with out a singer to back him up.

to small

And how can we humans find a way to cause iridophores to be in our skin so we can be shiny like that? I need science to work on that lol

God's creation is wonderful!

Feeding them a piece of salmon can cause that effect. On a tropical boa anyway. Chicken was a clear sheen, but salmon gave the iridescent color. Diet is a bit to do with it.