Imagine watching your friend get attacked and him being dragged away and you know that you're next and it totally hopeless that scary and nightmare fuel
LOL... so funny... that's exactly what I was thinking to... That's the stuff nightmares are made of!!! And... DAMN.. she's a HARD HITTER !! Good God ! if she would hit 'em a little harder, she wouldn't have to waste time and energy constricting them ...she'd just break their back !!! Phew... ! Thanks for sharing man!
@Lovell93 I'm pretty sure the tank isn't it's true enclosure. Just meant for feeding. But yeah 3 mice is definitely overfeeding especially for a juvenile. If they keep this up no doubt this snake will die of obesity
Oh boy, narcissistic know it all's!!! Obviously you all are only familiar with captive bred snakes so you're going to assume your worst for other people's snakes. It's pathetic, we all know you just want to be heard... On the other hand ..... A snake this size will eat a nest full of baby birds in a tree. .not one, but the entire nest Also, pythons and boas do not get enough protein from mice, so always double up on mice for feeding. That is literally basic knowledge. Having a snake is not like having a cute cuddly puppy. They kill and eat things . Sometimes they kill something and not eat it. Captive and in the wild. They're opportunist animals. Last, unless you're going to Africa to buy dirt and antibiotics, I don't want to hear how an enclosure is better than the other. Once you take a snake out from the wild ,then it is now a pet snake and it can adapt to almost any reptile enclosure. Heat and humidity. The reason I mentioned antibiotics is because captive snakes do not have the same immune system as a wild one. (Depending on generation) . These animals are resilient and not fragile at all. I do not recommend this type of bedding for any animal that likes to soak in water because of the chemical reaction resulting to bacteria. But as we can see this snake is not that big to need to soak In order to poop plus the enclosure seems really dry. Please shut up and go learn about snakes.
First strike: A curve ball. Second strike: A change up. Third strike: A God damn fast ball. You sir, have a damn pitcher in that enclosure. Sign him/her up now 😂😂😂
Sometimes bigger prey isn't available. My corn snake is a year old, 3 feet long, and usually one 1-2 hopper mice, but I'll sometimes have to result to feeding her multiple pinkies when hoppers aren't available.
Might I ask where you got that hide he's in? Love how he can just bring them in there and it looks like theres plenty of space in it, would love to grab that for my man 🐍
Beautiful. Looks like a yellow belly. I have a pair of them. Havent put them together. Would be nice to hatch out a ivory. I just dont want to get stuck with 6 to 7 other snakes off one clutch. Only thing that's stopping me.
I have a 6 month old ball python and I’m doing one small mice about the size you are feeding a week but i don’t feel like it’s enough. Should i start doing 2 every 10 days?
Bro you've got a lot of use excellent video however I like to watch him wrap his Mouth around the road and then slowly wiggle it think he goes in the rock hide because he feels safe I would get that snake some exercise and get a bigger aquarium make him do some lapse LOL plus when he comes out far enough away from his hide everybody will be able to see him munch down I have 7 or 8 videos feeding 3 mice at a time and so talk all through it I try to crack jokes and be witty and also teach a little bit LOL Have a happy day bro
I've tried that before, some of them only eat live tho, and it's also healthier i think. I hold the mouses upside down so the snake will get a headshot and the mouse won't be able to be bite, but i keep watching until i'm sure he's dead to avoid bites os scratches
But why put all of them in at the same time? Isn’t there a risk of a bite happening while the snake is consuming the first one while there are more than one in there? Just curious I guess. I feed frozen thawed, so not sure.
My snake not used to frozen thawed, tried it and won't work even he is hungry. Have done this couple of times never had a problem but now I just feed one at a time and always watch while feeding. :)
K, i really hope you can understand the following commenrts are purely because it may help your snake. I guess you didn't know, but that's dangerous for your snake 3 mice at one time. Not to mention stressful. Frozen thawed are better, no risk of the mouse biting/ scratching your snake, it also is good because your snake is in captivity feeding live makes them more aggressive, harder to handle and generally I just have found them to be happier on frozen thawed. But always thaw completely, heat in warm water with mouse in baggie or dry mouse off. Use tongs to feed. The snake will then associate those tongs with food. You should also feed your snake in a Rubbermaid tub. Although ball pythons are so docile, you can get away with it. Also, what type of bedding are you using? Pine and Cedar are toxic. Aspen and Cypress are the best for ball pythons. JFYI - My Qualifications- I ran a rescue mainly for exotics/excotics with aggesion issues or ones very sick becausr there owners didnt know better. Also aggressive dogs. I rehabilitated 450 reptiles in 6 years and 123 dogs. My specialty was snakes. Ball pythons and red tail boas. I've seen it all.
No need to feed in separate enclosure. Totally False & potentially harmful to the snake, if Prey Item is too large. Also there is very good chance of You getting bit putting snake back into it's enclosure.
Aspen is not the best, coco fiber is better because it holds humidity best. Aspen is more prone to mold. Moving to feed doesn’t help the snake and feeding live vs frozen/thawed is an owner preference. I do live mostly. More natural and I’ve never got bites or noticed any of my snakes more aggressive from feeding live. There’s no such thing as an aggressive ball python only defensive. For feeding though, by the size you want to do a small rat always go by the width of your snake.
@@dakotafox7831 I'm in Philippines, very humid place, everyone here uses aspen, I've tried coco fiber before and have problem with insects in it after a while.
@Dakota Fox I had an issue with coco fibers molding, getting stuck in the snakes mouths, and also with it molding. and even with bugs as I had a lot of different replies. An do you have to worry about biting? That is because you don't feed separate and frozen thawed. Once my boas and balls were totally rehabilitated from. My snakes never bit or were even aggetated when touching them, even handled them day before shed, which is pretty much O visibility. Which most snakes will become very aggressive during this time, mine did not. My feeding in the separate container is safe because you don't have any structure, for both snake and human no structure and substrate is best while feeding. The bite wounds in snakes that I've seen so terribly infected were from live prey. An not being fed in a safe container. Also i should have mentioned I leave all my snakes to digest in there safe containers for hours. Honestly, I am providing facts and reasons to support my choices. An this is only because I truly care about the well being of every captive reptile and have seen so many preventable mistakes that if the owners only were a little more educated, the snakes would have been fine.
I have a ball python myself and had to do this, give 2 mediums mice instead of a large yeah ik hes doing 3 witch is to far but mine just wasn't big around enough for a large her mouth would get over streched so I would feed her 2 mediums so dont go spreading false info bro thats a thing that is normally done
@@edwardwestern6080 thats a ball python my guy i have many different types of snakes so u not tellin me nothing i dont know already he is feeding 3 mice instead of 1 adult mice if u up their size like u are supposed to they will grow and be able to eat the proper size mouse thats how ur snake was havin issues bc u wasnt upping the size as the snake was growin
@@edwardwestern6080 no you don't use mice. They only good when snake is a baby. Once they have had over 10 meals. You should be feeding rat pups or fuzzys. Mice don't even have enough nutrition or fats for the snake to actually fill up and get healthy. Some people really need do research before getting an animal's. It's not fair to them
Stop spreading misinformation. You shouldn't be moving the snake in and out of it enclosure to feed it. Where tf do you people keep coming up with this crap.
This is just bad practice and isn't good for your snake, nor a good look for the reptile hobby. While the snake is busy devouring one mouse, the free roaming mice could bite the snake and cause injury. After a snake has fed, digesting the prey is a very energy intensive process and it's not supposed to be hunting again.
Ok you feeding your pet But is outstanding watching and recording In god kingdom wrote aloud to have camera or pictures taken Name father in heaven amen 🙏 🙌 and people's and animals and more That believe in heavenly father and aloud heavenly father to enter there heat will enter his kingdom amen 🙏 🙌 ❤️ 👏
absolutely DO NOT feed you snake live rats!! they could seriously injure and even kill your snake, specially if you put 3 of them in the same enclosure
Feeding 3 prey at 1 time is not healthy for your snake and can lead to things like regurgitation and even death. Should probably take this video down and reconsider how you feed in the future
On top of that ur not supposed to feed them in their enclosure feed them in separate container it can make them aggressive if u feed them in their enclosure
@@obama1335 ur talkin to someone that has different types of snakes if u feed them in enclosure they will think everything’s that enters that cage is food and will attack every time i have seen and witnessed it and its hard to break a snake from doin that
@@swettxz3124 not only is he feeding live mice he’s also stressing out the snake by putting 3 in there at the same time and it’s way to many mice for that snake
Imagine watching your friend get attacked and him being dragged away and you know that you're next and it totally hopeless that scary and nightmare fuel
LOL... so funny... that's exactly what I was thinking to... That's the stuff nightmares are made of!!! And... DAMN.. she's a HARD HITTER !! Good God ! if she would hit 'em a little harder, she wouldn't have to waste time and energy constricting them ...she'd just break their back !!! Phew... ! Thanks for sharing man!
You assume their friends
Very enjoyable to watch it while having a dinner
That 3rd strike was damn super fast! 😂
right i jumped 😂😂
@@jeylenlevy857me 2 😂😂😂😂
With these mice- all he has to do is open his mouth, they will come in on their own
I feel sorry for this snake
Why, overfeeding? Or the kinda half ass setup?
@@Lovell93all of the above
@Lovell93 I'm pretty sure the tank isn't it's true enclosure. Just meant for feeding. But yeah 3 mice is definitely overfeeding especially for a juvenile. If they keep this up no doubt this snake will die of obesity
Oh boy, narcissistic know it all's!!!
Obviously you all are only familiar with captive bred snakes so you're going to assume your worst for other people's snakes. It's pathetic, we all know you just want to be heard...
On the other hand ..... A snake this size will eat a nest full of baby birds in a tree. .not one, but the entire nest
Also, pythons and boas do not get enough protein from mice, so always double up on mice for feeding. That is literally basic knowledge.
Having a snake is not like having a cute cuddly puppy. They kill and eat things . Sometimes they kill something and not eat it. Captive and in the wild. They're opportunist animals.
Last, unless you're going to Africa to buy dirt and antibiotics, I don't want to hear how an enclosure is better than the other. Once you take a snake out from the wild ,then it is now a pet snake and it can adapt to almost any reptile enclosure. Heat and humidity.
The reason I mentioned antibiotics is because captive snakes do not have the same immune system as a wild one. (Depending on generation) .
These animals are resilient and not fragile at all. I do not recommend this type of bedding for any animal that likes to soak in water because of the chemical reaction resulting to bacteria. But as we can see this snake is not that big to need to soak In order to poop plus the enclosure seems really dry.
Please shut up and go learn about snakes.
Snake: "Yeah, can I get the triple mouse combo to go please?"
And what size and flavor
First strike: A curve ball.
Second strike: A change up.
Third strike: A God damn fast ball.
You sir, have a damn pitcher in that enclosure. Sign him/her up now 😂😂😂
Shoulda fed it one bigger size not 3 small ones
Sometimes bigger prey isn't available. My corn snake is a year old, 3 feet long, and usually one 1-2 hopper mice, but I'll sometimes have to result to feeding her multiple pinkies when hoppers aren't available.
why are you giving a year old corn snake hoppers thats way to big for a yearling
Exactly, overfeeding is no good
Might I ask where you got that hide he's in? Love how he can just bring them in there and it looks like theres plenty of space in it, would love to grab that for my man 🐍
Zoo Med Reptile Shelter 3 in 1 Cave, Large 🥰
It’s far too small. Ball python breeder here. Have over 200. That enclosure is WAY too small.
As a breeder im assuming all your snakes live in tubs that are much smaller than this tank@MattMasters-iv8gd
Damn that 3rd mouse looks uncomfortable with its arms stretched above its head.
That ball python substrate is not recommended because it molds under higher humidities needed for ball pythons something like reptichip is recommended
My best friend, Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video. Have a happy day.
Just feed it 2. Why are you feeding it 3?
I know it's the destiny but feel bad for rats as they were not aware of what's gonna happen
So you would prefer them to be "aware" of the danger? Lol!!
She's a great eater. Wow my boy is 7 months old and been on a fast for 2 months. I'm getting worried
Than can go a long time without eating
@@Murderlasmoswantedcan’t they go up to 6 mos without eating?
Hello, i am a ball python owner of 7 and they can go without food for about a year.
If you need help with getting yours to eat, ask me
7:12 I like how the other one was drinking water while the other was brutally killed
Beautiful. Looks like a yellow belly. I have a pair of them. Havent put them together. Would be nice to hatch out a ivory. I just dont want to get stuck with 6 to 7 other snakes off one clutch. Only thing that's stopping me.
I found this deeply satisfying 🐍 ❤️
I wish I could be a snake and swallow everything
Python: *Three Strikes Your Out!*
I’ll try to tie 3 mice together to make it 1 strike 3 out 😂
Hopefully this is Not his normal cage
Where did you get the hide from looks amazing
3 blind mice.
That snake is beautiful and she is hungry, but she took the second one, inside the hide, couldn’t see it, but good video
your probably NOT supposed to give your snake that much food.
I have a 6 month old ball python and I’m doing one small mice about the size you are feeding a week but i don’t feel like it’s enough. Should i start doing 2 every 10 days?
Yeah, 2 small mice every 10 days should be fine for your ball python. Is your pet shedding regularly?
6 month should only be fed a pup rat a week not two a week that’s over feeding and can cause stress for the snake
@@Johnny.t57 yeah rat pup is considerably bigger than mice pup, if you got mice then feed 2, if you got rat then just feed one
Bro you've got a lot of use excellent video however I like to watch him wrap his Mouth around the road and then slowly wiggle it think he goes in the rock hide because he feels safe I would get that snake some exercise and get a bigger aquarium make him do some lapse LOL plus when he comes out far enough away from his hide everybody will be able to see him munch down I have 7 or 8 videos feeding 3 mice at a time and so talk all through it I try to crack jokes and be witty and also teach a little bit LOL Have a happy day bro
I meant to say you have got a lot of views LOL
this was good, very good.
Thank you! He ate it like a champ :)
I love the fact ppl don’t say cruelty bc the rats but the snakes living conditions or hows its feed yall are trike goated
Wow!
this snake is so fast even on 0.25 wow
I feed mine frozen thawed so it’s a bit safer for the snakes.
I've tried that before, some of them only eat live tho, and it's also healthier i think. I hold the mouses upside down so the snake will get a headshot and the mouse won't be able to be bite, but i keep watching until i'm sure he's dead to avoid bites os scratches
Nice! How old is your ball python?
Going 2 years old in June! 😁
Oh nice, my. Tavia is almost 6 and a half.
Now i do understand why are they linked with alien dna
yeah they all came from outerspace 👾
Cannot guarantee, but yeah, they are so precise and ultra fast!
should take the lid out
But why put all of them in at the same time? Isn’t there a risk of a bite happening while the snake is consuming the first one while there are more than one in there?
Just curious I guess. I feed frozen thawed, so not sure.
My snake not used to frozen thawed, tried it and won't work even he is hungry. Have done this couple of times never had a problem but now I just feed one at a time and always watch while feeding. :)
@@AtramentumBlackMetal can u try maybe killing fresh?
You never put more then one inside the tank. It's stressful for the snake.
That ball python is a beast 3 mice damn but such a beautiful snake I've got 3 myself they won't eat live only frozen thawed is it a male or female
He takes the last 2 in the hide to finish eating, can’t really see
Good video but ur are taking a chance of ur snake being bitten by the mice and it will kill the snake if they get bit
hi.. how often do you feed them like that?
About every 10 to 12 days ☺️
@@AtramentumBlackMetalyou’re over feeding that poor thing.
have any of you felt goosebumps
Cool
Your ball python would benefit more from either a bigger one or a rat pup 🐀 would be even better because of nutrition and protein wise 😉
Three mice is too much
MOM where’s my mice!!!
I didnt think aspen bedding is good for ball pythons?
Beautiful ball python
Thank you 😍
61:34
Imagine getting a snake just for CZcams
Bro he barley uploads vid of his snake
@@Soskkskssi mate that enclosure is the bare minimum. Do you give a dog the bare minimum?
K, i really hope you can understand the following commenrts are purely because it may help your snake. I guess you didn't know, but that's dangerous for your snake 3 mice at one time. Not to mention stressful. Frozen thawed are better, no risk of the mouse biting/ scratching your snake, it also is good because your snake is in captivity feeding live makes them more aggressive, harder to handle and generally I just have found them to be happier on frozen thawed. But always thaw completely, heat in warm water with mouse in baggie or dry mouse off. Use tongs to feed. The snake will then associate those tongs with food.
You should also feed your snake in a Rubbermaid tub. Although ball pythons are so docile, you can get away with it.
Also, what type of bedding are you using? Pine and Cedar are toxic.
Aspen and Cypress are the best for ball pythons.
JFYI - My Qualifications-
I ran a rescue mainly for exotics/excotics with aggesion issues or ones very sick becausr there owners didnt know better. Also aggressive dogs. I rehabilitated 450 reptiles in 6 years and 123 dogs. My specialty was snakes. Ball pythons and red tail boas. I've seen it all.
Hi! I'm using aspen snake bedding, thanks for all the comments, will put all those on note.
No need to feed in separate enclosure.
Totally False & potentially harmful to the snake, if Prey Item is too large.
Also there is very good chance of You getting bit putting snake back into it's enclosure.
Aspen is not the best, coco fiber is better because it holds humidity best. Aspen is more prone to mold. Moving to feed doesn’t help the snake and feeding live vs frozen/thawed is an owner preference. I do live mostly. More natural and I’ve never got bites or noticed any of my snakes more aggressive from feeding live. There’s no such thing as an aggressive ball python only defensive. For feeding though, by the size you want to do a small rat always go by the width of your snake.
@@dakotafox7831 I'm in Philippines, very humid place, everyone here uses aspen, I've tried coco fiber before and have problem with insects in it after a while.
@Dakota Fox
I had an issue with coco fibers molding, getting stuck in the snakes mouths, and also with it molding. and even with bugs as I had a lot of different replies. An do you have to worry about biting? That is because you don't feed separate and frozen thawed. Once my boas and balls were totally rehabilitated from. My snakes never bit or were even aggetated when touching them, even handled them day before shed, which is pretty much O visibility. Which most snakes will become very aggressive during this time, mine did not. My feeding in the separate container is safe because you don't have any structure, for both snake and human no structure and substrate is best while feeding. The bite wounds in snakes that I've seen so terribly infected were from live prey. An not being fed in a safe container. Also i should have mentioned I leave all my snakes to digest in there safe containers for hours. Honestly, I am providing facts and reasons to support my choices. An this is only because I truly care about the well being of every captive reptile and have seen so many preventable mistakes that if the owners only were a little more educated, the snakes would have been fine.
59:34
Cute
Funny
Shoulda gave him/her 1 adult mouse u dont need a snake if u dont know how to maintain one
I have a ball python myself and had to do this, give 2 mediums mice instead of a large yeah ik hes doing 3 witch is to far but mine just wasn't big around enough for a large her mouth would get over streched so I would feed her 2 mediums so dont go spreading false info bro thats a thing that is normally done
@@edwardwestern6080 thats a ball python my guy i have many different types of snakes so u not tellin me nothing i dont know already he is feeding 3 mice instead of 1 adult mice if u up their size like u are supposed to they will grow and be able to eat the proper size mouse thats how ur snake was havin issues bc u wasnt upping the size as the snake was growin
@@edwardwestern6080 no you don't use mice. They only good when snake is a baby. Once they have had over 10 meals. You should be feeding rat pups or fuzzys. Mice don't even have enough nutrition or fats for the snake to actually fill up and get healthy. Some people really need do research before getting an animal's. It's not fair to them
Loool - Battle Royale
Want some butter on your mice
where's the sound at?
87:87
I have put all the mice or rats in at the same time.
And yea shouldn’t feed in there in closure… it’s not a good idea.
This is a myth. 🙄
Stop spreading misinformation. You shouldn't be moving the snake in and out of it enclosure to feed it. Where tf do you people keep coming up with this crap.
prey 0
snake 3
He's not fooling around for sure 😀
This is just bad practice and isn't good for your snake, nor a good look for the reptile hobby. While the snake is busy devouring one mouse, the free roaming mice could bite the snake and cause injury. After a snake has fed, digesting the prey is a very energy intensive process and it's not supposed to be hunting again.
No feed one big one it make less strees :)
that is true... but I couldn't get my hands on a big one during the time......
@@AtramentumBlackMetal it’s ok
Why put all of them in there at the same time that doesn’t make sense to me
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Ok you feeding your pet
But is outstanding watching and recording
In god kingdom wrote aloud to have camera or pictures taken
Name father in heaven amen 🙏 🙌 and people's and animals and more
That believe in heavenly father and aloud heavenly father to enter there heat will enter his kingdom amen 🙏 🙌 ❤️ 👏
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absolutely DO NOT feed you snake live rats!! they could seriously injure and even kill your snake, specially if you put 3 of them in the same enclosure
Biedne myszki ;((((
Feeding 3 prey at 1 time is not healthy for your snake and can lead to things like regurgitation and even death. Should probably take this video down and reconsider how you feed in the future
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On top of that ur not supposed to feed them in their enclosure feed them in separate container it can make them aggressive if u feed them in their enclosure
That's not a real thing goofy
The only thing that will make them aggressive is if you're not handling them
Then they'd want to strike
@@obama1335 ur talkin to someone that has different types of snakes if u feed them in enclosure they will think everything’s that enters that cage is food and will attack every time i have seen and witnessed it and its hard to break a snake from doin that
@@obama1335 if u do not have reptiles stfu
Nourrissage nul. Taille des proies non adaptées
This is abuse.
Why?
@@swettxz3124 not only is he feeding live mice he’s also stressing out the snake by putting 3 in there at the same time and it’s way to many mice for that snake
Why do u have ur ball python on aspen it’s to dry for them I command reptile bark beding
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