Top 5 HARDEST TO KEEP Master Level Reptiles
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- What are the hardest, most difficult, advanced, MASTER level reptiles to keep? Let's go over the reptiles that are the hardest or most dangerous to keep! Leave these species to the Master Keepers.
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What reptiles would you consider to be IMPOSSIBLE to keep?
Considering I have absolutely zero experience with any type of reptile, all of them are imposible for me
I think reticulated pythons are up there just because they're so big and so smart
Komodo Dragons once they got big.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm KOMODO DRAGON
Rattlesnake because their so mean
What do you mean cobras are expert level? My uncle chuck had one for 3 years in a 20 gallon. He was very calm too. Only bit him once.... man I miss my uncle
HAHAHHAA
@@rattlerboi4034 Wooosh
@@revokedoctor7417 😂🤣
Imagine if Brody was being serious and we're all out here like 'Haha, dead uncle. Hilarious dude!!'.
😆😆😆
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Would love to see an impossibles list. Stuff that even researchers, zoos and conservationists wouldn't even attempt
I love this idea
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Something like the aquatic coral snake don't think no ones been able to keep one alive in captivity yet
Gw shark
@@WickensWickedReptiles I would say Thorny Devil might be on an 'impossible' list simply due to its diet - it only eats one type of ants. Also, maybe things like leatherback turtles would be on it. As well as some venomous snakes such as the kraits and aquatic coral snakes, which, to my knowledge, no one has really succeeded in keeping alive in captivity.
"You'll be working at IHOP the rest of your life" lmfao he says it so casually it took me a second to catch on
hahhaa glad it landed
I scrolled through the comments to see if that pun went underappreciated
@@nfgwaka1343 No for real. I had to check and see if I caught it wrong or that’s what he intended. 😭
I find it sweet that you inadvertently called Snake Discovery "master level keepers" given that they have rehabilitated their american alligator rescue, Rex. 🥺
Rex might be a bit of a special situation though, given her malformations and stunted growth. I doubt even Emily & Ed would take on a full-size gator.
REXXXXXXX
Yeah Rex is a special case, they're very small for a gator so they're not as hard to keep as a full grown healthy gator that could more easily bite off a limb than Rex
@@randid.c3558 still very hard to keep alligators though.
And she’s such a friendly baby. They can just sit her in they’re laps and she’s good.
Why weren't small children on this list? There cold blooded, strong, and aren't as smart as me. They are basically reptiles.
As a 12yrold I take offense to that (for those going "nothing to take offense by" or "let the adults talk" its known as a joke.....)
Those 5-8 yearolds tho
Clint has a great video on the husbandry of human children
I just spit out my water 😂😂😂
Strong?
Rex from snake discovery is an amazing example of why the hell you shouldn’t have a god damn alligator
I’m not discrediting Emily and ed they’ve done an amazing job keeping her but her back story is so sad 😞
yes they do an amazing job for sure
Yes. Rex definitly wasn't the only alligator in that situation.
@@freemcbilly3617 There's a reptile rescue club at Texas A&M and they have a stunted alligator named Gertie who went through something similar. Despite this, Gertie is super chill and is part of the club's petting zoo.
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Omg yes! Rex is such an adorable girl
“If it gets above 80, these guys have a hard time.” Dude. Same.
hahahaa
Try living in Florida. I have to keep my room temp at 80 year round. It sucks.
@@moomoojoos8849 I live in Florida too. It’s so hot 🥵
@@moomoojoos8849 i live in California 80 is a lovely temperature, nice a d cool.
My parents were extremely irresponsible pet owners, my childhood was a zoo and they weren’t selling/making money off of it and they weren’t even taking the upmost care of them. It’s a big part of the reason why I’m so passionate about animals today. We had a gator, I wish I had a better memory from that time bc I don’t know what kind (i was like 6) it was originally our neighbors and my mother hated seeing the way he treated it, he would make it stand on its back legs and pour beer down it’s throat like a party trick. (He was only about 2- 2 1/2 feet long so he must have been young) but instead of doing the right thing and surrendering it to someone who can either truly care for it or release it into its natural habitat (very far from PA where I live) she decided to care for it herself. And while her intentions were good, she dismissed the fact that these are not easy animals to care for, nor are they safe in a home with children. When you said “living in their basement” it REALLY sent me into the past. Our gator had a doorless room in our basement, he had a large black reptile tub full of water and we would feed him raw meats we picked up from the super market. Back to the doorless part…this gator was secured with a baby gate. A BABY GATE keeping him from finding his way up the stairs and into a home with multiple children and other pets (dogs/cats) The biggest problem though, was when we needed to move from that house and my mother realized there was no way in hell to transport that gator (now about 5-6 feet) and I never saw him again after that move. My only and best assumption is that she dumped him in the river behind our house. Which is so unbelievably dangerous and irresponsible and it was all because she decided to take the animal on in the first place. if anyone actually reads this I really appreciate it! It’s just a weird little story but it shows a good example of why you can’t and shouldn’t keep certain pets. I in no way support or condone her actions and like I said, it’s one of the biggest reasons why I have such a passion and appreciation for animals now, just hoping it adds a little more perspective
Wow
thanks for sharing sounds like a chaotic situation!!
I feel like Diamond is just trying to prove throughout the video that he is actually the most dangerous reptile out there, I think he might be filing his claws tho.
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He is the face of danger
7:37 that's Diamond's spirit animal!
“You’ll be working at I-Hop the rest of your life”
Beautiful
glad it landed
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Um don’t click that link
@@codymassey9110 never gonna give you up
@@codymassey9110 Thanks ~ I keep seeing it everywhere, and I haven't clicked ... but glad you still said not to do so!
“Your watching where’s Waldo apparently “ 😂 nice
well if the shoe fits haha
The fact you paid respects to chandler and Tyler as master level keepers is enough for me to leave a like and subscribe and the cute little buddy on your shoulder helped as well you seem very knowledgeable and understand your keeper capabilities as well as others well allowing you to not buy a dangerous reptile on impulse 10/10.
Edit: Tyler actually lost a part of his finger from a king cobra bite. So you are speaking the facts
A year ago but Tyler whom? 🥺
@@arielm7761 Tyler Nolan
“Number three”
Nobody:
*top left corner*
“Number five
I noticed that too
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Yeh I thought I saw that
Yea I saw that too
Yeah I was curious about that as well
My husband: had garter snakes as a kid, flinches when I hand him one of my ball pythons.
Also him: "I wanna get a rattlesnake"
Me: *facepalm* "Absolutely not"
hahahhaa
That's a no! No no no no no! Absolutely not! No! 😂😂😂
Lol. My S/O do be like that too. 😂
Gets nervous about the hamster and gecko doing the bites..... thinks I'm boring for liking simple pets like rats and toads......gets a couple of extremely docile non venomous snakes.....then a couple months later...."omg! I need a bush viper 🥺❤"
Me: "no baby ❤.....ain't nobody need that in their house most zoos don't even keep those that should give an idea of how difficult it is"
Went to a reptile expo in Pennsylvania little more than 10 years ago, 50 bucks got you an American alligator hatchling, the tank and the 1st round of food. Same place, red spitting cobra for $80 and across the room 150 would get you something like a rhino viper or saw scaled viper.....but hedgehogs are/were illegal at the time
I went in 2018 to a seedyish expo near pittsburgh and saw a kid -- an actual child, maybe 7 -- buying a fat little gaboon viper stuffed in a too small tupperware container. Nutty stuff. Thing was for sale for around 80 bucks.
@@appalachiabrauchfrau Wtf really??? That’s insane…
I thought I’d see a comment saying “where’s BALDO” lmfao
Out of pocket but still funny
You should do a video on when you become a begginer, intermediate, expert, master level keeper. Some people think that they own two beardies and are therefore an expert. I would love to see your ideas on when you " level up ".
great idea
@@WickensWickedReptiles thanks! 😊
I also would like to see this idea
Collect 100 golden snakes to level up!!
🔅🐍🔆🐍🔅
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"You'll be working at IHOP"... I'd be lying if I said I didn't laugh out loud at that.
hahaha, glad it landed!
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Agree that was funny as hell.
As someone who kept hot snakes and crocs, I 100% agree. I had a mamba, spitting cobra and puff adder, but none got close to scaring me the way my Gaboon Viper did. I donated all to a zoo after only a year of keeping them, and while I am still a relocator and handler, I will never keep hot again.
Crocs had a whole other problem, as you mentioned, of just the space requirements. The costs got really out of hand quickly.
Good stuff!!
Its great seeing a member of the herp community bring up just
Not keeping certain species.
A lot of keepers seem to forget their own limits with keeping reptiles in such a way that they can thrive! Its great to see some sensible takes
Wow dragon snakes are incredibly stunning, I’m glad you showed me something new and beautiful!
My pleasure 😊
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Xenodermus Javanicus are actually quite small snakes despite pictures making them look all cool
@@JohnnyYeTaecanUktena They still look cool to me, small or not :)
Number one hardest is actually ball python everyone knows they’re so poisonous and aggressive
and get to like 53 feet long
I've never tried tasting a ball python before thanks for telling me they're poisonous
you mean Burmese??
Yeah and they'll eat your cat too. They're so vicious!
Someone is going to point out that you said poisonous instead venomous, and i want to see it
Thank you so much for including the Dragon Snake on this list. You are the best
My pleasure!
I love your humility in being able to say you aren't a master level keeper, even though you do great with the reptiles you have an teach people so much. You're awesome.
I’m pretty honest about my abilities
As someone who only has one working leg I LOVED the IHOP joke 😝
That was hilarious 😆
you should definitely do a part two sometime, these animals are so interesting to hear about and you do a great job presenting them. big fan :)
That's a great idea!
@@slipperysam764 shut up with ya Rat Snakes in every reply section for the comments!
This man has the voice of a voice over
hahahaha
This guy, is the future, in his own department, of UA-cam content, especially for people interested in reptiles, whether you want to own one, or not
hey thank you, I really appreciate that!
I LOVE marine iguanas! I used my common sense skill to figure out that they wouldn't be able to be kept in captivity properly. I can't believe people have attempted it!
My man waldo spitting FACTS
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I have a croc monitor, he’s the best lizard I’ve ever kept 💙 he has the freedom of his own room with automatic enclosure opening system, as long as you know how to care for them you’ll be absolutely fine
I keep thinking of Snake Discovery and Rex when he mentions crocodilians. Truly expert level keepers dealing with a stunted, well behaved alligator. They remodeled an entire room of their house and they will freely admit that they were having a hard time.
I would love to see you talk about the most difficult aspects of breeding reptiles (snakes, particularly!) I see a lot of keepers- and keepers who are youtubers talk about breeding their snakes (like ball pythons) and how relatively simple it is etc. As a reptile keeper, and snake breeder- I'd like to see someone to speak educationally and informatively about the harder, more difficult aspects of keeping and breeding snakes. Covering topics like culling, euthanizing and so forth when it comes to breeding snakes that don't have survivability etc.
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I recommend snake discovery for there video on culling snakes
Due to me being diagnosed with ALS, I had to donate all my babies to local Zoos. I miss my gator Rex and I had just gotten my Bushmasters. It sucks!!!! I had a person try and tell me that I didn't know enough to keep my gator years ago. I'd just tell them to tell my uncle and back off. Lol. I did want a croc monitor, but I was to nervous. I have kids and couldn't let it have the life they deserve. Great video man.
thanks so much for watching!
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I used to live in Darwin Australia, and this place is very different to anywhere else I have been with laws and the people. I walked into a pet shop and there was a tank full of water with a baby fresh water crocodile on top, for 200aud. I thought it was fake until when I went to touch it it started moving and making the very distinct sound a baby crocodile makes. This is always gonna be in my mind
This is my first time watching you. Thank you for keeping it so candid and down to earth. Definitely worth subscribing.
thank you so much!
I figured the Croc Monitor would be on here. Oddly enough I didn’t think about a Nile Crocodile. Could you imagine getting your leg or arm caught then a death roll? F dat!
You would be down at least one limb that's for sure lmao
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Tyler Nolan’s cobra bite story is pretty wild, survived being envenomated twice on separate occasions by the same bite...absolutely insane
so crazy
"You'll be working at I-Hop the rest of your life"
I'M CRYING IT WASN'T EVEN THAT FUNNY I-
hahaha
Ive never seen your channel before, but this video was well designed and worth a subscription. Looking forward to browsing old vids and seeing new ones👍
"You're watching Where's Waldo" 😂
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You mean "where's Baldo" XD no offence to the guy tho (don't know his name)
I am planning a zoo enclosure in my reptile zoo but it would need a bigger enclosure than the komodo dragons I am planning for and I would need a 100 percent perfect salt water balance and would need to have been growing mariene alge for YEARS in the enclosure. So I want one for display but it would take like 20 years to prepare for it............so probably not now that I vocalize it.
hahaha, yea super hard to keep
I would love to design the enclosure for them. Wouldn’t want to be footing the bill for it lol. Great video as always 👍👍.... I can close my eyes and see it
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@@slipperysam764 WHY have I seen this same comment in EVERY reply??v
I love how honest you are, how knowledgeable you are and how respectful you are ☺️ this was an awesome video. Thank you 🙂
Thank you so much! So nice of you!!
@@WickensWickedReptiles thank you for teaching me about reptiles. You’ve inspired me to keep reptiles!
@@WickensWickedReptiles It`s just the truth Adam! You are just that awesome! You go Adam! Easily THE BEST Reptile UA-camr.
I’ve had the privilege to visit the Galápagos Islands when I was younger and I saw marine iguanas up close and they are so awesome, it pisses me off people try to keep them as pets
that is amazing
5 extinct reptiles/amphibians that maybe u could possible own if they were alive
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@@slipperysam764 dude
@@slipperysam764 what was the point in that
titanoboa 💪💪👹
YESS
Really enjoyed this video! I had never considered marine iguanas, but now I’m going to look up that David Attenborough documentary. Great job as always, Adam!
This is the first video i watch from you and i love it. Probably one of my new favorite reptile channels so i'm definitely subscribing. Really interesting and entertaining so thank you for making videos like this.
Thank you so much!
I have a friend Janet Lee that keeps and breeds the dragon snake successfully, for multiple years now. She did say it was her most difficult experience.
interesting
I wheezed when he said you’ll be working at IHOP
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You should do a video on movie and show mistakes with reptiles
After I started doing research into reptiles I noticed how many king snakes are used in movies especially as venomous snakes
great idea
Could do an entire video with Snakes On A Plane alone lmao
I love this idea
Yeah! I don't remember what show it was, but in some murder mystery I was watching the characters were like "Oh no! It's a rattlesnake!" Then the camera panned to show a small python...no one even interacted with it, so they could've easily just used a clip or even a still image of an actual rattlesnake in the scene...
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You explain yourself so well, never insulting or offending anyone. Good for you bud
In Florida we don’t even have to go out and get gators if we want them, they’ll just appear in your backyard on a Tuesday morning and leave when they feel like it
… just don’t be stupid and mess with the gator of course.
hahahhaa
They pop by to say hi and then leave 😅😂
Love the Where's Waldo shirt :)
hahahah awesome
It's where's wally in the uk
And wally/waldo had hair so don't be foolish
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I like how he said one day Tyler Nolan and Chandler’s wild life could one day get hurt having venomous snakes when Tyler Nolan has already lost the tip of his finger from getting bit by a King Cobra
Love your personality man, makes learning fun :)
your videos are always great. one of my top animal channels and you are always educating and teaching people
thank you!!
When Emily from Snake Discovery has an alligator and some venomous snakes 😂 Your hilarious btw you deserve tons more attention
In all of my 39 years of keeping reptiles, the hardest snake in my opinion to keep alive that I've had. The Eastern Corel snake. I've tried 3 times and no matter what or how I did it, they all died. One I had lasted about 3 months and even was eating on his own, it died and I just don't think it's a good animal to have. This truly was the only thing other than planets I had trouble with
Coral snakes seem so cool
ive heard coral snakes are basically impossible to keep captive
Chandlers wildlife gave a coral snake a strong effort but he couldn't get it done either
Really liked this particular episode.
I love that you mentioned David Attenborough, he's my favorite ♥
mine too!
Thank you for being and promoting responsibility.
Yeah, I saw a picture of an Albino Eastern Diamond Back Rattle Snake when I was young. It was truly stunning. Pure white against the lush greenery of a Florida forest. I have wanted one ever since, but I am not a competent enough person.
Very cool
Subscribed 25 seconds in. Excited for this journey 👏
Love this list! Especially the Dragon Snake 😍 I can't remember if you've done a top 5 reptiles for kids yet. If you haven't, would you be willing to? My 6 year old daughter has been begging us to get her a Green Tree Python. Pretty sure that one wouldn't make the list 😂
i think he has made a video about reptiles for kids but some of my recommendations would be corn snake, garters, rosy boa, sand boa, a male bi (used to be bci) as theyre smaller than the females. king and milk snakes are also great along with pretty. if you want to get more of a display snake id recommend maybe some rough or smooth green snakes (theyre actually insectivores too.)
for lizards leopards geckos, african fat tail geckos, a tamed skink, or if you’re confident in your ability to care for one, a beardie. if you’re looking for a display lizard she’d like to watch rather than touch, day geckos especially giant days are pretty gorgeous to look at just bad for handling.
A good recommendation for a snake would be a corn snake or a ball python and if not a snake u can have a gecko or a bearded dragon
Personal recommendation is ball python. Hearty, mellow and will “gently” just lay around your neck.
I love how he included Tyler Nolan as a master. Yes I watch him and he’s really good with his snakes and is really careful but he has been bitten and lost part of his finger....
Yup, bitten by a king cobra....if memory serves me right.
@@kevinfeeney5309 yeah he did a video about it and admitted he was lucky to only lose part of a finger. It could have been so much worse and they shouldn't have been interacting with that particular snake at that time. Takes guts to admit that sort of thing when your working with venomous reptiles so publicly
This is my first time watching your vids, I’m at the intro and I’m already enjoying it lmao
Glad you like them! thanks for watching
Really enjoyed this video!!!
I'm so glad!
this guy is the most unsure yet super sure person i’ve seen on knowledge about reptiles
When he said “You’ll be working at IHOP “ had me laughing 😂
Super master expert level!!!! Holy moly! Love Diamond's hat!!
Love this video!!! Your my new fave youtubers
Wow, thank you!
That bearded dragon really be vibing tho😂
Nightshade Serpents in Michigan might have a gravid female dragon snake. They've been having great success with theirs, and have also been feeding them tadpoles. They're great to work with, I got my hoggie from them years ago.
Best animal video I have ever seen by far... Love your humor and way of going about making videos
really? Wow, thank you for the kind words!
@@WickensWickedReptiles of course, had a smile on my face the whole time, also very informative.
Your comment of crocodile monitor reminded me of a quote by T.Pratchett.
"Hippos seem large and cute only from afar. Up close they are just BIG!"
for sure
There was an Australian reptile youtuber who made the news a couple of years ago because he got bitten by his pet inland taipan, he keeps pythons and lots of hots, and he later said that the inland wasn't the one he thought he'd get bitten by, he thought the brown snake would bite him. Now in Australia, we have anti-venom, and our anti-venom is combined for snakes, so you don't have to know what snake bit you, and to have hots like that you need the highest license, first aid training and a first aid kit in your reptile room. He admitted it was his fault, but even the most trained keepers can get accidentally bitten by the most venomous snake in the world.
This is why I won't own hot hots in my personal collection because I like to take my snakes out by hand, and I know I am careless and forgetful sometimes. If I worked somewhere with hots I wouldn't be careless, because it's work, but I know my personal collection's limits. I would have a green tree snake or other small 'warm' snakes whose venom would only hurt if I was allergic to it.
Thank you for including plenty of good pictures.
great production value!
Much appreciated!
*yeah the hardest master level are only for the master level cool kids.*
And of course the Nile Crocodile and American Gator is gonna be a pretty masterful animal,also i love the IHop joke.
hahhaa thanks
Yep
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I was going to say, "diamond tries to eat you all the time! 😂 You may end up earless."...that dangerous dragon of yours 😂 I love diamond 😍
I wanna be an earless monitor when I grow up
yay! now i know what reptile is gonna be my first! thanks👍
I'm in a facebook group called not to be dramatic but I would die for this reptile and i was SHOCKED at how many people think they're ready for hots. It's scary dude.
it really is scary
Thinking about starting to get into the hobby definitely going to get one of these for my first pet, Thanks!!!
you can tell if someone knows about reptiles if they have a cool tattoo
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@@slipperysam764 bro stop commenting that you’re annoying af
@@slipperysam764 like seriously you’re trying really hard bro
I know a lot about reptiles but I hate tats.
@@jessehayes9027 Just use the 'report' button.
thanks! i just ordered 18 marine iguanas, 23 nile crocodiles and 4 croc monitors for my 5 gallon! they'll get along great!
Master level reptiles and their keepers are often used as educational tools and honestly I am here for it. I think that learning/observing is so valuable and important, especially considering that a lot of these animals are reclusive in the wild.
totally agree
"You'll be walking around with one leg, well, you won't really be walking. You'll be working at IHOP." LMAOOOOO HAHAHAH!
if the shoe fits
this dude needs so many more likes and subs
thank you! maybe one day!
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i learned about a new animal because of this today! Dragon Snakes are amazing and now I want to see one, not own! I also love how you gave props to the venom loving guys! Keep up the great work bro! Much love!
Good info
It took me forever to find waldo, turns out he was standing in front of the camera
hahaha
This was cheesy but I got a good laugh from it😂
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You found him! Where?!!
That Waldo reference got u a sub.
thanks for the sub :)
This guy is funny excellent at keeping you engaged and entertained
thank you very much, I really appreciate it!
Dude, all these views and 1/5th the subscribers. What?!? Your content is awesome by the way.
Does a video compilation of Diamond trying to bite your ear exist yet? Because that sounds like gold to me.
there really should be eh!
Number 3: American Alligator
*Laughs in Snake Discovery*
hahaha
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Awesome video! I adore Croc monitors! If they happen to catch and sever an artery, ya probably gonna lose more than just a digit. May bleed out before help arrives too.
I lol-ed when you said number threee so well and then pointed up at your text that said number five. 😆
I've been waiting for the master list
here you go :)
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