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Thanks very much! Happy New Year!

Thank you! Happy New Year!

Yes, we were all absolutely heartbroken about that. We don't know how he got bit - we didn't look into all that information, but we do know he had a deadly allergic reaction to the antivenom itself. At MToxins, they put their lives on the line every day to save lives by extracting that venom - no just as antivenom / antivenin but also for diabetes, blood pressure medications. A lot of their venom is made into antivenom for 3rd world countries where there is a much higher frequency of workers in the fields and villages getting bitten by venomous snakes. Mtoxins venom extractors and other labs that do this are true heros - you're looking death in the face and working with it all day every day to save lives - just one purpose - to save lives. Thank you for your very kind comments on the other video as well.

@@LukeBugAdventures Thank you for replying. I totally agree, it’s a very dangerous career. No matter how many precautions are in place, it only takes 1 mistake which can end up career ending and fatal. May Dingo RIP and facilities as the one above in the video keep producing and educating at the same time.

Thanks for asking! I usually sell only at expos because - especially for insects - it's really expensive on the buyer to pay for shipping. That costs so much more than the actual insect.

Thank you! Happy New Year!

Thank you for your feedback. I was 10 when I edited that video with my mom. I've got a lot to learn!

I live in the arizona desert by the way 🙂

Sorry for the late reply- I missed your comment- close to 90 days. 80-90 days depending on heat fluctuations.

I am really lucky! My mom loves snakes but was not allowed to keep any either. So she's living her dream and I'm living mine! My dad is very supportive and loves our rescued leopard gecko.

Hey Luke! Thanks for the great comment, and for the other positive comments! I so appreciate it and for you watching my videos! This one was a lot of fun to make! We Luke (skywalkers) have to stick together! lol

Thanks Luke! It was great visiting the venom lab. I had never seen / heard to many venomous snakes in my life - there are about 600 there! Nate is really brave for all the ways he saves lives. Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a great comment as always. Sadly the venom lab visitor center closed a couple of months ago because of funding issues. The venom extraction still goes on but it's not open to the public any more.

Hello! Thank you so much for leaving such a kind comment! I got to a lot of expos - sometimes to vend and of course to shop and buy cool reptiles and gear. I hope you can stop by some time!

Thanks very much for watching and leaving such a cool comment! I'm very excited to raise these very special geckos and their babies! I'll be posting about how the babies are doing, and my other strophurus species!

Hi! It's always so great to know you're watching my videos! My mom usually have the videos set to 'non-kids' so I'll have to see what happened this time! Thank you for letting me know! I should also post to IG because you follow me there and maybe that gets the info on the videos out faster. I know YT sometimes takes up to 2 days to send notifications. I'm so happy you like the taenicauda! They're so special and I've grown to love them - they're super curious and out basking in full view every day so I get to see all their curious and interesting behaviors! I'm so lucky! I'll be sure to make more reels and shorts so people get to enjoy what I see every day.

Hi! Yes, that's my Dad! He's such a good sport. He says he doesn't know what to do when I need him on camera, but he does his best. He reminds me of Ed Roberts before he got used to being in front of the camera, and being such a fun, awesome human being to get to know. Thank you so much for liking my build! I really appreciate your taking the time to leave such a nice comment. I do have another animal but she's more like my little sister - my puppy Summer. She's 4 now and she is so protective of me. I love her very much.

Thanks very much for your vote and for watching!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support!

I absolutely love them - I've been raising them now for 3 months. They are calm, and they love to bask in the open, so I'm always seeing their beautiful eyes, and their behavior. Some of my favorite new species for sure!

Science is absolutely awesome and my favorite subject in school. I love to learn about how animals live and what we can discover about them, their environments. These guys are truly amazing. I'm getting more into learning about arid species, esp. Australian geckos - they are so hardy, lively, super beautiful, and they eat like a T-Rex!

@@LukeBugAdventures Whaaaaattttt! A T-Rex! I have to see that. 😳👏 Nick name : Geckorex 😅

I'm working on a feeding video of my geckos! You'll love it! @@happydragonreptiles695

Thank you so much for watching! I'm sorry for the late reply- I just saw your comment.

Thank you 💕 for liking my video! The baby t doesn't have a name until! Fedex would be fun!! Someone suggested a Lotr name! I should do a community poll!

Hi and Thank you! I am so grateful Armen took care of all our reptiles- we were at Snake Discovery for Buildoff and vacation for 4 weeks- Armen incubated the taenicauda laying a 2nd pair as well! Those haven't hatched yet - the incubator is back home with me now and hopefully next week for more taenicauda!

@@LukeBugAdventures I wish you and the little taenicauda to-be the best of luck!

​@@ProfJCsCrittersthanks very much!

Thanks very much! We love this species, and hopefully we'll have more pairs next year! 🎉

Thank you very much for liking my video and leaving such a positive comment! Next video I'm putting the exact info on how I incubated the eggs - what worked and what didn't - this is typically a difficult species to hatch, and I got great advice from experts. The baby t is doing great!