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@@Cecilitsa I did sad music because it was a pretty low point for Amara 😂

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@KiddsKritters kiss!!¡

Ahhh! And here I was trying to be smart 😂

@@KiddsKritters 🤣

😂😂 Apparently you didn’t watch any of the other videos about them. I redid an entire bedroom for them.

@@SleepyExotics Wes Polluck on MorphMarket. One of the few animals I chose and bought and not rescued!

@@KiddsKritters I got my male from casa grande reptiles in Arizona and my female i get next week is from Wes Pollock.

@@SleepyExotics mines doing great. She’s eaten twice, pooped, and getting ready to shed.

@@KiddsKritters what are you feeding her and how frequently are you feeding?

@@SleepyExotics mouse hopper every couple of days. Gonna switch to rat pinks and pups soon.

@@evilsmaster8876 yes. It is a snake rack. I have tried everything with this guy through the past ten years and have learned a lot! This is how ball pythons are happiest. They do not like a lot of space or light as they naturally live underground

@@KiddsKritters In my experience ball pythons also can and will use climbing opportunities provided. In a small rack like that, sure they can be there fine, but there isn't much in the way of enrichment for the snake to do. Mine occasionally explores on a hammock as one of the things in her enclosure. Edit: Also thought I'd add according to the San Diego Zoo, most pythons seek shelter in tree branches or hollows, near fallen logs, in rocky outcrops, or mammal burrows. Most of those are not necessarily underground.

Yes, I've seen them climb some. Like I said, I’ve had this one in everything through the years and tubs or racks are what all of mine eat and shed the best in. I take them out pretty regularly.

I am very happy with her!

It’s not lol. It was captive bred and born by a false water cobra breeder dude

At the end of the day, you don’t. It’s labeled “live animal” and shipped one day over night.

@@KiddsKritters thanks. This kind of trade isn’t legal here in Australia. Not having a go at you - it just seems risky for the animals, I don’t like the idea of mailing them. Glad she made it safely, She looks lovely.

@@Longarmshortarm I was nervous about it, but she was packed up very well. It is very common here to have animals mailed, but it’s def not something I prefer.

@@SleepyExotics Wes Polluck on morph market

@@KiddsKritters oh okay awesome I got mine from casa grande reptiles on morph market

@@tinawebster3588 it is rear-fanged venomous similar to a eastern hog nose

@@tinawebster3588 once she settles in a little, I’ll make a video explaining her species

@@KiddsKritters great!! Thanks!

Oh I don’t care that they wreck everything lol. I gave them their own room 😂

Nope. All ferrets are just like this.

@@joannbeasley3067 this is so true 😆

I think I’m going to try filling the pool with rice! They love digging, and I think they’d enjoy it more then the balls

@@KiddsKritters please do it! And don't forget to Film it 😉

@@bittybaff3541 this has become my life mission with pretty much any animal 🥺

@@carlchristensen8157 they give such cute little kisses

It’s impossible to get upset with them 😂 they are just so darn cute

They are just messy little souls but I love them 😍

Hey dude. Chill please. It's responsible to put ferrets in a cage for some time of the day because nothing is 100% ferret proof. They are sharing habitable space with humans and need to be supervised. Not entirely, but for their safety it's our responsibility to be availible for them when they are out. I have 2 fur-babies myself and I keep them in my room with puppy pads and all the food/water they need and toys. I get it. I'm not at all going to say that having them in a cage DOESN'T make me feel bad. But it's the responsible thing to do when you're incapable of supervision. If you have any problem in that statement you're just a ferret gatekeeper. Trying to hold standards that aren't possible for everyone on everyone.

@@Tess0246yeah jeez like, ferrets are curious lil goobers and get into things. while you're asleep you gotta give them someplace they feel safe and that they won't get into things. if my noodles were out all the time, there would simply be chaos everywhere- all the beanie babies would be missing, sock drawers would become tenement housing, and who could forget the inevitable scaling of every tall surface in the house- not to mention the inside of the dishwasher. they're out all day when i'm there to keep things in order but i'm extremely diligent in rounding up the usual suspects before going out or going to bed. "no cage" is just completely unrealistic of an expectation. i call it their condos instead of their cages, if that helps. and they're full of soft blankets and comfy places to sleep, not the kind of rickety trap of cold, spindly metal that comes to mind with the word "cage".

@@SnepperStepTV I have 5 now and we upgraded to a chicken coop! :D It's their own house and theh love it. They sleep in there or on my bed more than anything and they don't have any fuss when it's time to go back in. They snuggle and sleep in the same 3 places they love but I always find at least 3 in there. That and we have a grass pad in the bottom of it where they potty at (combined with straw and wood shavings like how you see them in pet stores) once the new guys stop pooping in blankets in their nap-zones I'm going to give them plush blankets again. So the bedding right now doubles as a litter.

They have plenty of free roaming time. And I do put puppy pads or paper towels down when they are out. Watch their whole story before criticizing. I’m just sharing my experiences.

Thank you! 😊

Truth lol

lol

Thank you. I am lol 🥰

I can only hope! 😆

True story lol

If I have them out for awhile, I usually put pads or paper towels down in the corners 👍🏻

They work for some ferrets, my ferret pulls them out of the way and just shits where the pad was. So now when I take him out of the cage, he goes straight into the tub and does his business so it's easy for me to clean up. He is litter trained, he's just a little asshole.

Thank you!

Absolutely true!!!

Yes. I learned my lesson and still feel horrible. That’s one reason I wanted to share my experiences with others so we can all learn. I knew they slept deep, but had not experienced it before, and she is so small and petit compared to the others.

​@@KiddsKritters That may also help: 1. As far as I know, when a small animal dies, his body gets very cold in no time. 2. For ferrets when they are alive and sleeping, it's barely seen, but if you look closely, their chest from the breeding is moving up and down. Also some ferrets snore😅. 3. If the ferret is old and weak, you can always put a little mirror close to their noses; this way, you will be able to see if he is alive and breathing.

@@veraporat2248 thank you for the tips! I saw someone else comment about not being sure their ferret was dead and they dipped their feet in cold water and they woke right up lol

​@@KiddsKritters I saw that comment too, but dipping the feet in cold water will stress the ferret and make him feel unsafe in his cage or bed. Where he sleeps and rests, he needs to feel that this is his "safe place" and that nothing will happen to him there, and no one will abruptly wake him up from his deep sleep or harm him. Otherwise, he will always be stressed and will be afraid to truly relax and sleep in peace.

Indeed they do 💩😷

They do have a "musk" to em, but so long as you change their litter boxes, clean their cages, and bathe them every few months they're not really too bad. That said though, having 4 of them like this video means dealing with an astronomical amount of poop. Just having 2 felt crazy, I can't imagine doubling it lol

Yes they showed me very quickly that they prefer a bowl

It is expensive having so many animals 🤦‍♀️, it is the life I choose

If you get ferrets definitely make sure you do some research first, and try to prepare before bringing them home. I HIGHLY recommend the Ferret Nation Cage as shown in this video. It's sturdy, spacious, and it has vertical bars so that they can't climb or bite on the cage and hurt themselves. Find a Vet that is willing to take Ferrets, as they are classified as exotic animals. Ferrets are absolutely loaded with health problems that develop as they age, so regular checkups with a great vet is HIGHLY advised. Also when it comes to vet bills, always be prepared to have an Emergency vet that takes exotics as well. I can't count how many times I've needed to use one because either one of my Ferrets has had their medical episodes ramp out overnight or even on a holiday. It's extraordinarily expensive to keep ferrets, but trust me when I say I don't regret a single penny I've spent on them. They're amazing, they're fun, and they're just as loyal as any cat or dog.

lol I can just see the facial expression now 😂 that’s great

my panda ferret is also deaf :\\. He lives "free house", without a cage, so it is always a struggle for me to find him to take him on the walk outside or to the vet's appointments.

Mine live in what I call a babysitter. It's pretty much an open kennel with no top. Thankfully they have not figure out how to escape. It's been 3 yrs :) they get 2/ 3-hour house time every day. Basically the living room and dining room privileges. I got rid of my couches and chairs bc they like to burrow in them, and I don't want any mishaps!!!! I love them, they bring me joy, and it's true if they're weren't so stinking cute (all puns intetended) they wouldn't be able to get away with all this mischief ❤❤❤

If you found a ferret, it probably got sneaky and snuck out of their home... the owner may be worried sick about their baby being lost. I know I had one sneak outside in the past, and my neighbor knew I had ferrets and returned him home. They are so sneaky, a crack in the window, ac ducts, the door slightly opened they will escape. So if you truly found this ferret, I hope you help find its way home... 🙏❤

@@heatherrockon85 I found out from someone who lived near by that the woman who had him moved away and left all her pets. I can't imagine. But the little girl is so sweet and friendly she must have been loved at one time . Anyway, I'd left a note at a business nearby with my contact info. That's how I found out.

❤❤❤❤ I hope you enjoy your new baby. Furry noodles are really the best❤️❤️❤️❤️

@@heatherrockon85 I already love her :-)

Wow 😮 thanks for saving her! Thats an incredible rescue story

Thank you for sharing. Animals have such a positive impact on our mental health 🥰

I have 4 and this breaks my heart

Thank you! Thats very interesting about the dead sleep.

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They have blessed me with so much joy and happiness. They deserve the best 🥰