There is no such thing as talking about Dumerils Boas to much. They are simply precious and beautiful. The fact that they don't get out of hand large is amazing
My mother got me a uromastyx when I was a young kid, too young to know how to properly take care of one but I can't remember how old I was. I think I had him/her for a few years, which now that I am older I am shocked they lasted that long. Thankfully, as I got older me and my mother realized we didn't know how to take care of Chloe, I don't know what gender they were, and we found someone who know how to care for uromastyx and gave Chloe to them. Due to this, uromastyxs have always been my favorite reptile, however I don't have one because I know I don't have the time they need to properly care for them.
I really want my first snake to be a Dumerils boa. I'm currently rasing a very happy and healthy bearded dragon, so I'm excited to learn all about the differences between caring for a dragon and a boa.
Can't argue with #1, Dumerils Boas are incredible. I was glad to see water snakes make an appearance. They are my favourite snake to catch in the wild. So sassy at first, but once they calm down, they are so cool to hang out with!
Thank you so much Adam! I am having a shit day and needed something to cheer me up. Your commentary always put a smile on my face 😊 Oh and Chinese water dragons are Awesome! I have had two on two separate occasions and they are amazing! Demanding but amazing 😍
We have just got a captive bred Chinese Water Dragon, and we love him! We did loads of research beforehand, and he is super sweet, very tame and so switched on and aware, loves to interact with us 😍🦎
The first time I held the Dumeril boa at brian barcyzks reptarium, I was shocked with how strong it was. I had it on my shoulders for only a few minutes but literally felt sore from the snake balancing its weight on me
18 months ago I bought myself an Australian Water Dragon, Dave, and he was 4 months old and about 15 inches long.. he’s now 3ft long, super tame, and lives in a 6ft x 4ft x 2ft enclosure I built, with a sunken heated filtered pool… desperately after a female for him! Very rewarding reptile! Love your work Adam!
I live in southern Florida and got tired of topping off my 75 gallon fish tank constantly from the humidity.. I've had a bearded dragon for a few months now and its way less maintenance so now I'm looking for a new reptile buddy, thanks for the tips 👍
Your intros are so neat. Just found your channel and I gotta say, I love your videography; especially with the colored lights! I could just watch footage of your reptiles crawl around if it were an entire video! Keep up the good work!
I love my two Allie monitors, so friendly, active, fun to watch and interact with. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work and stay safe. See you on Monday.
Dumeril's Boas rock and so do Uromastyx (Decker was happy to help out...lol). I think this is a good list for someone who is ready to try something a little more challenging. Having said that Decker was actually our very first reptile, we did a tone of research and went for it.🦎
I was glad to here you mention watersnakes. They are truly an underrated reptile. Yes, they are quick to bite and can be quite smelly but that's part of the challenge. Great feeders. My first snake was a baby watersnake , back in 1964. Have kept 4 over the years. Anyway, great snake love this channel.
Yayyy uromastyx made the list! 😊 I love uromastyx. I had the same kind. Rest in Peace Windy. His defense mechanism was to wiggle his body like a snake. Lol Also I've noticed a ton of your animals are named after Pokémon
I really dig the Hog Island Boa as intermidiate level for snakes. They are very docile, do not get very big, arboreal and veracious eaters. I keep mine at around 50 to 60 percent humidity, bringing up the humidity to 70 during shed. I keep him fully arboreal. Also wanted to mention for anyone new to arboreal snakes that you can buy a basic black snake hide and the bracket for it and you turn it upside down and attach it to the top inside of the enclosure. The snakes LOVE it and its easy to slide out and clean and very inexpensive.
I was thinking about getting a uromastyx soon but right when you said how hot they need it I changed my mind. The only room it could go in is my room lol
I have a dumerils boa named Medusa and she's A DREAM. She's about 6 feet right now and still growing. Everything you said is spot on, super strong, social, oddly gentle but the one thing I disagree with is the feeding response. Mine struck a rat so hard she bit it in half and then ate the half she dropped. Absolutely brutal. But she's my favorite of my 6 reptiles.
Yesss! I recently just got a nerodia fasciata! Still a CBB at 8 inches or even less. Never skips a meal (frozen smelt), and is doing amazing. Super cool looking snake. Probably my favorite that I own (besides philothamnus irregularis, bci and yellow anaconda).
An accurate list, as always! I love my ornate uromastyx, Sherman. I work with him every day as he is a little skittish, but never gets defensive or tail whips. It took some time to get the correct heat bulb for his basking spot, but made sure it was all set before bringing him home. He does love mung beans, either dry or they can be soaked in water for fresh sprouts, which he enjoys as well.
I had a Nerodia erythrogaster for a while; someone's dog chewed it up and dragged it in and they called me to save it. Was a pretty cool display in a 4' tank with lights and a large transparent water dish. I think they'd rock in a really big display set up in a paladarium. Got it taking rodents by wrapping them in tilapia fillets
Hay Adam you should do a top five things that shouldn’t go wrong but can and what to do? I was putting my carpet pythons to bed and there stuck to my 2 year old jungle carpet side was her thermometer. So I signalled her that it was not feeding and took her out. Quick google search on how to get glue off a snake and some oil and q tips and off it came. It could have ended a lot worse. Thanks for all you do for the hobby.
I always thought the same things about water snakes being mean all the time until one day I found one (northern water snake) off Georgian Bay Ontario and if I wasn't who grabbed it out of the field I would have thought it was someone's pet, it was such a friendly snake that I ended up spending a few hours at the camp site with it on my hand till it was released where i found it
What makes one an intermediate keeper, experience, as in you have kept reptiles before and you for sure know what you're doing, or knowledge, where you know tons about an animal, what it eats where it lives etc
You forgot about rainbow boas.. Brazilians because they're prettier and get a little bigger. I have water snakes they were originally wild caught and sold to some kid who tried to feed them Frozen thawed rodents and they wouldn't take it, they prefer fish. I have yet to be bitten or musked. Neither one of them has even so much as struck at me. They're probably the sweetest and most social snakes in my collection. As far as dumerils boas, mine does strike and coil his food but he also is stuck on live. He seems to prefer to hunt his food, he refuses to take it pre killed. He literally chases his food around the enclosure for a while before finally taking it down lol And people say snakes don't enjoy things lol
great video! nerodia are pretty beginner from my point of view. they tame down super easy as you said, the only really cons in them are their sensitivity level, they also can get RIs easily. also the fact that they are pretty hard to find cb but they are awesome snakes, they are also great for bioactives and especially paludariums. just an overall amazing animal and very underrated
This channel and Clint's reptiles really tempts me to get cool reptiles that I realistically can't have until I have my own place and/or my guinea pigs die
You should have also added tokays. I almost got one as my first reptile because of how cool they look and sond, but then I heard about how hard it is to keep them.
As someone whose had quite a few Uros you're on point no two are the same I've had some that were out of the box super inquisitive and didn't mind handling and others that wanted nothing to do with people no matter what. Either way I had great luck cohabitation them with desert tortoises.
The favorite on this list is the Uromastyx (I may be biased, I just got a baby a couple of weeks ago). I would also argue that beardies should be lumped in as intermediate as well with the varied diet that changes over time, the difficulty getting them to eat their greens, as well as the uvb.
Got to get me some of those Chinese crested geckos 😆 When I was deployed I did missions everywhere but I did find a spot and me and some of my brother found lizards that look like magmar and the locals around us at the time called them dub dubs and we would catch those and they were pretty cool! Took me back every time I see magmar! Your Dumeril boas are so pretty man!!!
I have two water snakes, and one Chinese water dragon, they're both very fun to keep, but water snakes aren't as hard as they seem to be, cwd on the other hand, pretty hard, but rewarding tho
If I was in the market for another snake I would get a banded water snake. There's a reptile shop nearby in St. Louis that had some babies a little while back and they were freaking adorable.
My first pet reptile was a panther ambilobe chameleon (yes very high maintence) but as long as a beginner puts in a ton of research and investment its not so bad. My 2nd was a ball python (so i started with hard to easy haha )
Chinese Water Dragons, now that is a reptile I would love to learn more "correct" information about. Have 3 of them and honestly find it difficult to keep them healthy, stimulated and basically happy. Had one years ago before I got the 3 I have now and it made to almost full size. Then just died. Out of the blue, one day fine, the next day dead. Broke my heart and kept me from having any more for almost 10 years. The one's I have now are just babies all happily living together and by that I mean playing "King-Of-The-Hill" all day long.
I LOOOOOOVE the corn snake shoes!!! Oh my heckin' goodness! I am the one chick that doesn't go gaga over shoes and doesn't like chocolate but these!!!!
Hey, Adam. I'd love if you covered olive pythons. They have to be one of the most underrated snakes out there. They're beautiful, active, and supposedly intelligent. I haven't had mine long enough to determine how smart she is yet.
I almost got a blood python the other day but the place was talking about how aggressive they can be along with the bite force. They are gorgous snakes though. I think ill stick to my balls and my bci. Am considering a dwarf retic though.
Chinese water dragon is my dream. Only thing is, when I get one its gonna be expensive so I'll have to be 100% ready. I will not settle with less than huge paludarium with filter and lots and lots of climbing space.
I have a crested gecko (mainly because of your and Clints Videos) and I love him. Now that I kinda know how to take care of a pet reptile and a few different inverts, i want to have a snake. The two contenders for my intermediate snake are a rosy boa or a dumerils boa.
I have a Chinese Water Dragon named Shenlong. She's around two feet long and her enclosure is the MINIMUM size that it can be: Four Feet High, Two Feet Deep, 30 Inches long.
OMGG THOSE SHOES I LOVE THEM AHHH I'm getting a pair I only have a corn snake and I love him so I'm getting the cornsnake ones I think in white love them there are all sorts of patterns tho there's ball pythons and blue tongue skinks and even Tokay Gecos! there's tegus and hognose snakes and turtles and frogs and Chinese water dragon!!!! super cool shoes lots of variety evreyone who has a reptile should have a pair lol
Great video. Although a little annoyed with the “bashing” of Pet Smart. It was quite generalizing. I’d might even add that Emily from Snake D, used to work in a Pet Smart. They ain’t all bad. 🙂
What is your favorite not beginner, but not hard reptile?
Chahoua!!!!!!
White lipped pythons for sure!
As an owner of a northern blue tongue I'd say they deserve to be on this list
Yellow tail cribos!!! ❤❤❤🐍
Pound for pound dumrils are the strongest ... I think is the sentence you was looking for lol cheers bro !!! Sending maritime love your way
There is no such thing as talking about Dumerils Boas to much. They are simply precious and beautiful. The fact that they don't get out of hand large is amazing
Dumerils boas are so cute!!!
I prefer imperators
So true
My mother got me a uromastyx when I was a young kid, too young to know how to properly take care of one but I can't remember how old I was. I think I had him/her for a few years, which now that I am older I am shocked they lasted that long. Thankfully, as I got older me and my mother realized we didn't know how to take care of Chloe, I don't know what gender they were, and we found someone who know how to care for uromastyx and gave Chloe to them. Due to this, uromastyxs have always been my favorite reptile, however I don't have one because I know I don't have the time they need to properly care for them.
I really want my first snake to be a Dumerils boa. I'm currently rasing a very happy and healthy bearded dragon, so I'm excited to learn all about the differences between caring for a dragon and a boa.
great to hear!
Can't argue with #1, Dumerils Boas are incredible. I was glad to see water snakes make an appearance. They are my favourite snake to catch in the wild. So sassy at first, but once they calm down, they are so cool to hang out with!
I love how over time Adam has become more confident with his intros! It shows pride in his work and an effort to get better!
Thank you so much Adam! I am having a shit day and needed something to cheer me up. Your commentary always put a smile on my face 😊
Oh and Chinese water dragons are Awesome! I have had two on two separate occasions and they are amazing! Demanding but amazing 😍
very cool!
We have just got a captive bred Chinese Water Dragon, and we love him! We did loads of research beforehand, and he is super sweet, very tame and so switched on and aware, loves to interact with us 😍🦎
that's wicked!
The first time I held the Dumeril boa at brian barcyzks reptarium, I was shocked with how strong it was. I had it on my shoulders for only a few minutes but literally felt sore from the snake balancing its weight on me
I've never seen one in person. I'd love to have one as my next snake. It's between dumerils boa and a borneo short tail python
I used to have a Chinese water dragon. He was by far the most active and fun to observe animal I've ever owned.
I can't stop looking at Diamond.
WHY is he so cute? 💗
he's the cutest!
18 months ago I bought myself an Australian Water Dragon, Dave, and he was 4 months old and about 15 inches long.. he’s now 3ft long, super tame, and lives in a 6ft x 4ft x 2ft enclosure I built, with a sunken heated filtered pool… desperately after a female for him! Very rewarding reptile! Love your work Adam!
This is perfect. Looking for something new! Incredible content as always!!
thanks so much for watching!
"Wham bam, Bob's your Uncle"
That makes me laugh every time 🤣
I live in southern Florida and got tired of topping off my 75 gallon fish tank constantly from the humidity.. I've had a bearded dragon for a few months now and its way less maintenance so now I'm looking for a new reptile buddy, thanks for the tips 👍
Your intros are so neat. Just found your channel and I gotta say, I love your videography; especially with the colored lights! I could just watch footage of your reptiles crawl around if it were an entire video! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, this means a lot! I really try to show these animals in as artistic a way as I can.
@@WickensWickedReptiles as an artist myself, I appreciate that! Greetings from Saskatchewan 🇨🇦
Ohhhh....the Dumerils boa is so pretty. It kinda reminds me of a Gaboon viper. It even has the dark spots by the eyes... That's really cool!
they move similarly
I love my two Allie monitors, so friendly, active, fun to watch and interact with. Thanks for the video. Keep up the good work and stay safe. See you on Monday.
Dumeril's Boas rock and so do Uromastyx (Decker was happy to help out...lol). I think this is a good list for someone who is ready to try something a little more challenging. Having said that Decker was actually our very first reptile, we did a tone of research and went for it.🦎
I knew water dragon's would be on the list as soon as I was the title!! I absolutely love them
great to hear!
Another slice of fried gold edutainment Adam. Thanks buddy🇺🇸🇨🇦.
love love my friend
Fell in love with your channel a couple of months ago keep it up man
thanks so much for your support!
Why are you the funniest person when it comes to reptiles
I was glad to here you mention watersnakes. They are truly an underrated reptile. Yes, they are quick to bite and can be quite smelly but that's part of the challenge. Great feeders. My first snake was a baby watersnake , back in 1964. Have kept 4 over the years. Anyway, great snake love this channel.
Yayyy uromastyx made the list! 😊 I love uromastyx. I had the same kind. Rest in Peace Windy. His defense mechanism was to wiggle his body like a snake. Lol
Also I've noticed a ton of your animals are named after Pokémon
I really dig the Hog Island Boa as intermidiate level for snakes. They are very docile, do not get very big, arboreal and veracious eaters. I keep mine at around 50 to 60 percent humidity, bringing up the humidity to 70 during shed. I keep him fully arboreal. Also wanted to mention for anyone new to arboreal snakes that you can buy a basic black snake hide and the bracket for it and you turn it upside down and attach it to the top inside of the enclosure. The snakes LOVE it and its easy to slide out and clean and very inexpensive.
Omg I have a CWD and he is the coolest and funniest little guy. He has so much personality!
I was thinking about getting a uromastyx soon but right when you said how hot they need it I changed my mind. The only room it could go in is my room lol
I have a dumerils boa named Medusa and she's A DREAM. She's about 6 feet right now and still growing. Everything you said is spot on, super strong, social, oddly gentle but the one thing I disagree with is the feeding response. Mine struck a rat so hard she bit it in half and then ate the half she dropped. Absolutely brutal. But she's my favorite of my 6 reptiles.
Another great video! Chinese water dragons are so amazing when you give them a big enclosure!
There are no easy or hard reptiles. All reptiles need a lot of care and attention. 🐍🐢🦎💕
sure but some are MUCH more demanding than others
The pattern on Gengis Khan is beautiful
totally is!
lol he said kangaskhan, which is a pokemon
@@MRGUSTAVOCHICKENFRING oops!
Always so tempted to get a Dumeril's boa after watching one of your videos!
Oh yay! I should be getting my Dumeril's Boa within a week or so.
great to hear!
Yesss! I recently just got a nerodia fasciata! Still a CBB at 8 inches or even less. Never skips a meal (frozen smelt), and is doing amazing. Super cool looking snake. Probably my favorite that I own (besides philothamnus irregularis, bci and yellow anaconda).
I love the new background!
thank you!
An accurate list, as always! I love my ornate uromastyx, Sherman. I work with him every day as he is a little skittish, but never gets defensive or tail whips. It took some time to get the correct heat bulb for his basking spot, but made sure it was all set before bringing him home. He does love mung beans, either dry or they can be soaked in water for fresh sprouts, which he enjoys as well.
With the season slowly changing, could you do a video about hibernation/winter setup?
I love water snakes, they look so silly. I’d love to keep one eventually 😍
I had a Nerodia erythrogaster for a while; someone's dog chewed it up and dragged it in and they called me to save it. Was a pretty cool display in a 4' tank with lights and a large transparent water dish. I think they'd rock in a really big display set up in a paladarium. Got it taking rodents by wrapping them in tilapia fillets
Level Up....love the idea behind it but Aces Videos coined it for real live. :) Good dude and great for introducing your kids to the outdoors.
its been awhile haven't had time to watch youtube the reptile room is insane almost 150k
Dumerils are awesome.
If you ever want a cbb nerodia. Chris Montoss at Dark horse herp breeds several localities.
Hay Adam you should do a top five things that shouldn’t go wrong but can and what to do? I was putting my carpet pythons to bed and there stuck to my 2 year old jungle carpet side was her thermometer. So I signalled her that it was not feeding and took her out. Quick google search on how to get glue off a snake and some oil and q tips and off it came. It could have ended a lot worse. Thanks for all you do for the hobby.
I always thought the same things about water snakes being mean all the time until one day I found one (northern water snake) off Georgian Bay Ontario and if I wasn't who grabbed it out of the field I would have thought it was someone's pet, it was such a friendly snake that I ended up spending a few hours at the camp site with it on my hand till it was released where i found it
What makes one an intermediate keeper, experience, as in you have kept reptiles before and you for sure know what you're doing, or knowledge, where you know tons about an animal, what it eats where it lives etc
You forgot about rainbow boas.. Brazilians because they're prettier and get a little bigger. I have water snakes they were originally wild caught and sold to some kid who tried to feed them Frozen thawed rodents and they wouldn't take it, they prefer fish. I have yet to be bitten or musked. Neither one of them has even so much as struck at me. They're probably the sweetest and most social snakes in my collection. As far as dumerils boas, mine does strike and coil his food but he also is stuck on live. He seems to prefer to hunt his food, he refuses to take it pre killed. He literally chases his food around the enclosure for a while before finally taking it down lol And people say snakes don't enjoy things lol
Watching this channel has really given me an itch for a Dumeril's Boa.
great video! nerodia are pretty beginner from my point of view. they tame down super easy as you said, the only really cons in them are their sensitivity level, they also can get RIs easily. also the fact that they are pretty hard to find cb but they are awesome snakes, they are also great for bioactives and especially paludariums. just an overall amazing animal and very underrated
I think it’s intermediate because the enclosure is more effort than a land snake.
@@trayas2272 i'd say about the same as aquatic turtles. most common turtles need a fairly big water feature
I love your videos I always learn something new from them.... time to obsessively research Maklov's python.
This channel and Clint's reptiles really tempts me to get cool reptiles that I realistically can't have until I have my own place and/or my guinea pigs die
So informative. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
You should have also added tokays. I almost got one as my first reptile because of how cool they look and sond, but then I heard about how hard it is to keep them.
As someone whose had quite a few Uros you're on point no two are the same I've had some that were out of the box super inquisitive and didn't mind handling and others that wanted nothing to do with people no matter what. Either way I had great luck cohabitation them with desert tortoises.
Water snakes are super neat, my friend used to keep them.
Yes they are!
Often wild caught though unfortunately.
Blood pythons! I feel like you hardly mention them, they're awesome
satan sausages
@@WickensWickedReptiles I've never said no to a little Satan sausage before
The favorite on this list is the Uromastyx (I may be biased, I just got a baby a couple of weeks ago). I would also argue that beardies should be lumped in as intermediate as well with the varied diet that changes over time, the difficulty getting them to eat their greens, as well as the uvb.
My Dumerils boas hit their rats like it’s their last meal and they know it. Not gentle at all! But awesome and chilled as pets.
one of mine is kinda like that but teh bigger ones are not
Love this vid, it's always so interesting to see what you come up with--definitely agree that dumerils are fantastic, I love them so much
Awesome video you are a G.O.A.T of Reptiles and some might argue amphibians.
Got to get me some of those Chinese crested geckos 😆
When I was deployed I did missions everywhere but I did find a spot and me and some of my brother found lizards that look like magmar and the locals around us at the time called them dub dubs and we would catch those and they were pretty cool! Took me back every time I see magmar!
Your Dumeril boas are so pretty man!!!
My water dragon is amazing. Thank you for another great video.
YES
wooooooo
LOVE the back ground today :)
I have two water snakes, and one Chinese water dragon, they're both very fun to keep, but water snakes aren't as hard as they seem to be, cwd on the other hand, pretty hard, but rewarding tho
5. Cuban False Cameleon
4. Boa Constrictor
3. Carpet Python
2. Super Dwarf Reticulated Python
1. Brazilian Rainbow Boa
wicked list!
Diamond just chilling on your shoulder "look at me I'm just simply the best pet ever"
Those have got to be the best shoes ever omg
If I was in the market for another snake I would get a banded water snake. There's a reptile shop nearby in St. Louis that had some babies a little while back and they were freaking adorable.
Those shoes though! I’m waiting and hoping for ones with a milk snake on them.
love the backround
thanks!
My first pet reptile was a panther ambilobe chameleon (yes very high maintence) but as long as a beginner puts in a ton of research and investment its not so bad. My 2nd was a ball python (so i started with hard to easy haha )
very cool!
Chinese Water Dragons, now that is a reptile I would love to learn more "correct" information about. Have 3 of them and honestly find it difficult to keep them healthy, stimulated and basically happy. Had one years ago before I got the 3 I have now and it made to almost full size. Then just died. Out of the blue, one day fine, the next day dead. Broke my heart and kept me from having any more for almost 10 years. The one's I have now are just babies all happily living together and by that I mean playing "King-Of-The-Hill" all day long.
I really like the Australian water dragons. Very similar care to Chinese water dragon.
yes, Professor Herp just got some, I'm sure he will have some videos about them soon!
I LOOOOOOVE the corn snake shoes!!! Oh my heckin' goodness! I am the one chick that doesn't go gaga over shoes and doesn't like chocolate but these!!!!
Will you ship to the us when you do breed your Dumerils boas ?
In my part of England you hardly find Chinese water dragons and when you do they are like £150-300
wow eh!
Hey, Adam. I'd love if you covered olive pythons. They have to be one of the most underrated snakes out there. They're beautiful, active, and supposedly intelligent. I haven't had mine long enough to determine how smart she is yet.
I almost got a blood python the other day but the place was talking about how aggressive they can be along with the bite force. They are gorgous snakes though. I think ill stick to my balls and my bci. Am considering a dwarf retic though.
Chinese water dragon is my dream. Only thing is, when I get one its gonna be expensive so I'll have to be 100% ready.
I will not settle with less than huge paludarium with filter and lots and lots of climbing space.
I’m new to your videos and I love yoyr videos bro
thankss o much for watching!
I have a crested gecko (mainly because of your and Clints Videos) and I love him. Now that I kinda know how to take care of a pet reptile and a few different inverts, i want to have a snake. The two contenders for my intermediate snake are a rosy boa or a dumerils boa.
I kept a wild caught Florida banded water snake. Once they realize that you aren’t going to eat them… they mellow out soo much.
Love your room kind jealous
it's pretty wicked
I have a Chinese Water Dragon named Shenlong. She's around two feet long and her enclosure is the MINIMUM size that it can be: Four Feet High, Two Feet Deep, 30 Inches long.
I have a Chinese water dragon in a grow tent and his name is buzz and he’s so cool
wicked name!
This is the perfect vid for me
I hope it help!
OMGG THOSE SHOES I LOVE THEM AHHH I'm getting a pair I only have a corn snake and I love him so I'm getting the cornsnake ones I think in white love them there are all sorts of patterns tho there's ball pythons and blue tongue skinks and even Tokay Gecos! there's tegus and hognose snakes and turtles and frogs and Chinese water dragon!!!! super cool shoes lots of variety evreyone who has a reptile should have a pair lol
I love your shoes as well as your pets 😍
Oh thanks!
Great video. Although a little annoyed with the “bashing” of Pet Smart. It was quite generalizing. I’d might even add that Emily from Snake D, used to work in a Pet Smart. They ain’t all bad. 🙂
PetSmart gets their animals from mills and is not a good company to support.
Can’t get my eyes of Diamond. Observing your ear all the time like it’s time to eat 😂
ive been looking for a non snake reptile thanks for this LUL
thanks for watching!
Don’t mind me, just feeding the Algorithm Gods.
I appreciate you!
water dragons are AMAZING if you can get them to live part the first year and get it from a good breeder
Really enjoy your videos dude! Would you consider doing one on Boa Constrictor Occidentalis?
Question: if you produce Dumerils boa babies, would you ship to the US?
likely
You forgot to add an amphibian 😂
Awesome list! Thank you 😊
Thank you too!
Dumerils Boa may have to be my next snake. im looking for a biggun.
"Intermediate": ah yes. The middle child of reptiles. 🤔😆
hahhahahhaa yes!
I want a WWR blooper video
I've tried but it's hard to keep it PG haha
I just ordered malasian leaf frog looks stupid so i like it lol
wow eh!