I stumbled across her built video a few weeks ago. Such a impressive project. Glad to get a deep dive into the whole built now, especially since i probably wouldnt be able to find the original vid again :)
I’ve included a bunch of the time lapse video in this episode as well, but you can also check the show Notes for the link to her UA-cam channel so you can find it again!
She's from Belgium?!?! That's awesome!! I live in Belgium 2 and I have a ball python and like literally almost everyone in Belgium sucks at keeping reptiles. Like way to small enclosures and wrong care overall. So that really sucks and what sucks even more is that most people here don't want to do research on there pets or even listen to people who do. I found a clip of her enclosure in a fish fir thoughts video I think awhile ago and now to find out she's from Belgium is amazing!!! Gives me hope that people here still do allot of research and do love reptiles☺️ because honestly I began to think I was one of very few who love reptiles (animals in general to!) here in Belgium😅.
I'm always fascinated to see the kind of behaviours you can find when you provide your animals with a little extra. Just like Anke said about falsies being clumbsy climbers, ball pythons aren't exactly known for their climbing skills, yet mine managed to find himself on top the jackets hanging in my cupboard, and jackets are not the easiest thing to climb. Same with swimming, I noticed my python curtus really enjoyed hanging out in her water bowl, so eventually I gave her a much larger one, and a swimming python curtus really is a unique site to behold, they're better at it then we'd be led to believe. We don't have to provide our animals with giant setups, but a little extra here and there definitely goes a long way.
So a positive list but like 100 reptiles… Here in Norway we have 9 snakes. And a total of 19 species reptiles… so a list whit like +- 100 reptiles would be a dream 🎉
Yep, that's exactly right. You can find some recent videos on my channel that have very low views when compared to the podcast episodes. It's the nature of the algorithm. Plus, it's a podcast so you don't have to watch it on UA-cam, you can listen in your car, at the gym, etc.
@@ZaryaTheLaika I never said anything about replacing them with shorts. Way to jump to conclusions. There’s a huge amount of time between 30 seconds and 1.5 hours.
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast 1-2 hours is a huge ask of most people. I don’t think you have enough short videos to really gauge what would be most successful. It’s clear from many good reptile UA-camrs that shorter videos are plenty successful. And when I say short, I don’t mean “shorts”-I mean 10-20 minute videos. I get that this is a podcast format. I’m just saying I think there’s a ton of people who aren’t getting anything out of this and who will never sit through enough of the content to learn anything. I just wonder if you end up preaching to the choir and not really reaching the people who most need to hear this information. Or even people like me who are on board with these topics but don’t have 1.5-2 hours to get through these.
@@guy8646 I hear what you were saying, but the reason that those channels are successful with short videos is because that’s the type of videos they make. You’d be hard-pressed to find smaller channels (like mine) that fluctuate successfully between long format (1 hr +) and short format videos (5-15 mins). At this point, the UA-cam algorithm is “tuned“ to promote long format content on my channel. Now, I COULD spend a few months posting shorter videos with the goal of having the algorithm eventually promote them however I’m just not interested. I really enjoy recoding the podcast. This channel is purely a hobby for me and I want to produce the content I enjoy producing. Making short videos would be “work” I’m not interested in doing if that makes sense. In fact, most of the profit I “make“ on the podcast goes towards paying an editor to edit the show. I have a very busy full time job so I don’t even have the time to edit the content I am producing so adding shorter videos on top of producing a regular podcast would be virtually impossible. If someone wanted to, they could take the important clips of each episode, and provide additional commentary and make their own videos to give the “coles notes” from each episode. That would be perfectly fine to do under Fair Use. So if your looking for a project, go for it 😉
I've had my false water cobra since 2008, well before most people even knew what one is. A must that has to be included in their enclosure is enough water for them to go into. I see a lot of people just give them this little water dish. I consider that cruelty! My false water cobra loves to swim & fling around in the water, especially when I'm pouring it into the container.
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Thank you for having me on the podcast! It was great fun and I hope it can help some people that want to tackle a similar project. :D
It was my pleasure, Anke! 😁 I really enjoyed this conversation. You are definitely an inspiration!
Stunning.. just stunning what she provided for her false water cobra... big thumbs up
Agreed!
Man, to be able to accomodate that size of enclosure indoors is the dream, for sure 🤩
Yeah, it’s incredible!
I stumbled across her built video a few weeks ago.
Such a impressive project.
Glad to get a deep dive into the whole built now, especially since i probably wouldnt be able to find the original vid again :)
I’ve included a bunch of the time lapse video in this episode as well, but you can also check the show Notes for the link to her UA-cam channel so you can find it again!
I definetly know where to find it now :)
that is incredible, one of
the coolest snake enclosures ive ever seen
I know, right!?
She's from Belgium?!?! That's awesome!! I live in Belgium 2 and I have a ball python and like literally almost everyone in Belgium sucks at keeping reptiles. Like way to small enclosures and wrong care overall. So that really sucks and what sucks even more is that most people here don't want to do research on there pets or even listen to people who do. I found a clip of her enclosure in a fish fir thoughts video I think awhile ago and now to find out she's from Belgium is amazing!!! Gives me hope that people here still do allot of research and do love reptiles☺️ because honestly I began to think I was one of very few who love reptiles (animals in general to!) here in Belgium😅.
Yep, she’s from Belgium! 😁
Haha I really did appreciate her dimension conversions! Great podcast as always man.
Haha I knew somebody would! Thanks for watching
Great episode. I had previously seen the build and the time lapse. Absolutely Awesome 🐍💚
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, Rick!
I do enjoy your amazing cast on the show and with well educated guess of all kinds ,,, It is well appreciated bro '''' keep up the flow '
Thank you for watching, as always, man!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast 🏈🥃🏈🥃🏈🥃🏈🥃
I'm always fascinated to see the kind of behaviours you can find when you provide your animals with a little extra. Just like Anke said about falsies being clumbsy climbers, ball pythons aren't exactly known for their climbing skills, yet mine managed to find himself on top the jackets hanging in my cupboard, and jackets are not the easiest thing to climb. Same with swimming, I noticed my python curtus really enjoyed hanging out in her water bowl, so eventually I gave her a much larger one, and a swimming python curtus really is a unique site to behold, they're better at it then we'd be led to believe. We don't have to provide our animals with giant setups, but a little extra here and there definitely goes a long way.
Absolutely, well said!
Cool! Thank, Matt!
Love this video! You should do a video on your custom reptile habitats
Thank you! Yes I will be
What a treat to watch, listen and absorb everything that was done to accommodate this most special animal. I’m in awe!
Thank you for watching! :)
Simply amazing!
Thanks for watching, John!
So a positive list but like 100 reptiles… Here in Norway we have 9 snakes. And a total of 19 species reptiles… so a list whit like +- 100 reptiles would be a dream 🎉
Yeah it’s all perspective right!
100% fungus behind
What do you mean?
This might be an unpopular opinion, but these videos would have more impact if they were much shorter.
Yep, that's exactly right. You can find some recent videos on my channel that have very low views when compared to the podcast episodes. It's the nature of the algorithm. Plus, it's a podcast so you don't have to watch it on UA-cam, you can listen in your car, at the gym, etc.
@@ZaryaTheLaika I never said anything about replacing them with shorts. Way to jump to conclusions. There’s a huge amount of time between 30 seconds and 1.5 hours.
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast 1-2 hours is a huge ask of most people. I don’t think you have enough short videos to really gauge what would be most successful. It’s clear from many good reptile UA-camrs that shorter videos are plenty successful. And when I say short, I don’t mean “shorts”-I mean 10-20 minute videos.
I get that this is a podcast format. I’m just saying I think there’s a ton of people who aren’t getting anything out of this and who will never sit through enough of the content to learn anything.
I just wonder if you end up preaching to the choir and not really reaching the people who most need to hear this information. Or even people like me who are on board with these topics but don’t have 1.5-2 hours to get through these.
@@guy8646 I hear what you were saying, but the reason that those channels are successful with short videos is because that’s the type of videos they make. You’d be hard-pressed to find smaller channels (like mine) that fluctuate successfully between long format (1 hr +) and short format videos (5-15 mins). At this point, the UA-cam algorithm is “tuned“ to promote long format content on my channel.
Now, I COULD spend a few months posting shorter videos with the goal of having the algorithm eventually promote them however I’m just not interested. I really enjoy recoding the podcast. This channel is purely a hobby for me and I want to produce the content I enjoy producing. Making short videos would be “work” I’m not interested in doing if that makes sense.
In fact, most of the profit I “make“ on the podcast goes towards paying an editor to edit the show. I have a very busy full time job so I don’t even have the time to edit the content I am producing so adding shorter videos on top of producing a regular podcast would be virtually impossible.
If someone wanted to, they could take the important clips of each episode, and provide additional commentary and make their own videos to give the “coles notes” from each episode. That would be perfectly fine to do under Fair Use. So if your looking for a project, go for it 😉
I've had my false water cobra since 2008, well before most people even knew what one is.
A must that has to be included in their enclosure is enough water for them to go into. I see a lot of people just give them this little water dish.
I consider that cruelty!
My false water cobra loves to swim & fling around in the water, especially when I'm pouring it into the container.