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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Finally a video dedicated to some of the new snakes that DM Exotics has received over the last several weeks. The odd species we have at the moment is worth a video in and of itself. We are highlighting the following snakes including some of the feeding tricks we have used to get them established in captivity:
-Lycodon subcinctus
-Lycodon effraenis
-Oligodon fasciolatus
-Oligodon purpurascens
-Oligodon signatus
-Psammodynastes pulverulentus
-Boiga dendrophila melanota
-Ptyas fusca
-Ptyas carinata
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Dan's mastered the art of teasing the crap out of me with the coolest of exotics. Each and every time.
Love you Dan, your animals and the work you do is great. I've always liked the oddball stuff but you are way more advanced then I am haha.
Man if I could I would keep so many of the obscure species you bring in. Candoia, Spilotes, etc I would love to dive into those in the future. You have such a creative eye for these animals and I really appreciate seeing them all.
Fantastic content and delivery! So nice to see someone so dedicated to mega nonvenomous and off-the-wall stuff. Also love your attitude toward your animals ... just very cool! Your hard work is much appreciated.
i love these kinds of videos dan , its so nice to sit down and view all these rare snakes that you just dont see on other channels , loved them all x
These are amazing animals. I'm glad to se that you are working on establishing captive breeding of these beauties
Love that little mock viper lol how cool is he? He said very aware of his surroundings he says “ fuck you that’s why “ to his surroundings, so cool
Wow such beautiful snakes! Great vlog Dan. Hopefully I see you this weekend in Costa Mesa. I always have to come and check out your cool diverse display of great animals.
Just subscribed...I love the different and you have some beautiful different;)...I’m FREAKING over your mangrove!!!!
Your videos always set me off on days of research for new species!
I loved the bronze back you showed in one of you on boxing you then that they loved to eat small frogs I wondered how difficult it would be to maintain feeder frog supply
Doug Golden Golden In the USA, the warmer months you can native frogs and tadpoles on eBay for cheap. When it gets cold you’ll have to rely on f/t or imports.
Beautiful variety of snakes seldom seen or familiar with here in the USA !!! Some of the patterns on some of these snakes could easily be mistaken for a Copperhead if someone wasn't familiar with the differences. Great to see more people breeding and working with the Mangroves here in the USA :)
Some incredibly rare snakes in that video
@@DMExotics Indeed !!!! :)
off the chain that puppy is bro that that head marking is so krait like awsome
I feel so bad about I moved out of California and missed the show and your awesome snakes! Always a super Boiga fan, Ptyas fan and a Lycodon fan, waiting for Boiga cyanea lol
There won't be any cyanea from me as I discontinued that project quite a while ago but they are all around our house in Thailand so you will definitely see them a lot on my channel :)
Awesome video! Love the Paradise snakes!
Good to see a video about snakes without Ball Pythons in it.
ive always been into the super obscure shit and have been looking for a channel like this.
Great video! I love seeing the animals you have, it's just so unique. The mangrove is the only snake you showed in this video that I've actually seen in person, everything else I've only seen videos or pictures of, and I think this was actually the first time I've even heard of a mock viper. Thanks for showing off some beautiful animals.
Thanks for putting the names of your animals in the description section. Pat
I often forget to do that. You have to understand that the majority of the conversations that I have regarding reptiles are with my overseas partners and we all use scientific names. It has to do with proper ID and all of the documents contain scientific names as well because common names do not work on legal documents. I will try to keep it in mind as we continue.
Thanks Dan. If I was an advanced breeder I would know their names.
Well, like I said in the beginning....advanced breeders are often still in the dark when it comes to the obscure. There are no morphs and these are not easy like the mainstream species.
Beautiful snakes
Great video I literally checked my inbox earlier to see if you had posted any new videos and this popped up 5 hours later
Very good video
Thank you🙏🏻
First time seeing one of your videos. Very enjoyable, beautiful animals. Thanks for sharing.
The Boiga seemed pretty mellow..what are their dispositions like in general? Biters? Nervous? Or are they generally chill like the one in your video?
Marvellous! Really interesting to see all these unusual snakes. The only ones I knew were the ptyas and the boiga.
I love your channel because of the obscure snakes you show.
Excellent video Dan, thank you!
Absolutely love it
Awesome video mate!
You continue to be on the frontier of the snakes hobby!!
cheers
Awesome video dan....and man that’s one thing about your collection....you have a bunch of cool species that are different...very kool...
Like to.see the exotic stuff very cool . I'm way into Asian rat snakes but not a ton of info even on the common ones . I know you said the frog eater was very visual but repti links sells frog sausages don't know if they would work for you if they did they would be super easy for you. Maybe worth a try. I'm going to try them with my garters.
Super cool stuff Dan, I love checking out the unusuals. Thanks for sharing! ✌🏻🐍
Ever get into the Pseudoxenodon false cobras? Holy grail snakes for me.
I have imported them twice now and the mortality rate was far too high...I won't be doing that again.
One of the other breeders said she used pinky tails and feet to feed some of her babies. You probably know this but I thought I’d mention it.
Patshhi4 Yes that can work but the scent is wrong for what these are. Sometimes you just have to do what is natural in the beginning and then start to take steps towards other things later.
I should have known you would know. I didn’t think of the scent. Thanks for that info.
I was bitten once by those kukri (oligodon purpurascens) at their maximum size, and u can imagine how it feels 🤣
I would LOVE to handle a Mangrove. Please let me know if you'll sell any of the hatchlings!
I really enjoyed this video you have an amazing reptile collection and the variety you have is exceptional
That was the best looking baby melanota I have seen btw
Impressive, defiantly one very diverse collection you have there 🦎🐍🐉🐍🦎👍👍🇦🇺
Absolutely amazing Snakes! I've always loved that are different. But there is different and there are Snakes like these, very different! Aren't the Kukri Snakes named after the knife used by the Gurkhas because of those teeth being of a similar shape?
Correct, they use those uniquely shaped teeth to slice open reptile eggs. Skin is no match for those teeth, I know by experience lol.
The belly of the signatus is incredible
They are all awesome. Love that big potius
You always have the coolest stuff. Really enjoy your channel.
ALways amazing snakes Dan and love seeing what you have. Love the mangrove.
Omg,beautiful snakes man.
Beautiful collection.
Kool stuff Dan thankyou!
I love mangrove snakes....😁
Best reptile videos on UA-cam man!
Awesome animals, thank's for your video !
Olivier
Great video, beautiful species, truly a inspiration for me.
You’re the man. How many mangroves did you produce? They’re on our radar harddddddcore
Awesome video as ever brother much love easily my favourite keeper on UA-cam
Another great video keep up the good work Dan
I really love seeing what you bring to the channel. Wow!! I hope when you retire from the daily grind you'll still make time to at least show some wild catch and releases of snakes . I don't think you'll retire from that 😉🤘. As always , awesome stuff man!!....
I think those videos will become much more frequent with the increase of travel. Thanks
Great video and awesome stuff! Thanks!
Even though I keep them ball pythons have flooded and there’s a ‘drought’ in the hobby for these exceptional species
I just love your animals. I want to get a mangrove. Just beautiful
Lolol
Im gonna be that guy
I am glad you are !
Oligadon PP reminds me of a hog nose from the brief close up I saw🐍.
Love the obscurity. Such great animals.Really like the melanota s you get.Are they captive bread?
Derek Capps The babies are captive bred...can be a little tricky to start but the melanota seem a bit easier than the Indonesian dendrophila.
First! also happy to see more snakes that aren't Ball pythons, have you been able to breed Xenodermus, Leioheterodon modestus, Candoia asper, Scolecophis atrocinctus, or Mehelya crossi?
Out of your list, Candoia would be the only one that I have worked with.
The mock viper is verry cool how big do they get
one foot or slightly over....very small
Thanks for sharing! Cool animals
great video. amazing snakes as usual.
You're the one bro!
What was the SUPER long more slender snake towards the end of the video called, also what is the big snake and the very end called?
FireProof Fox Names are in the video description.
what kind of tub is that? it looks like the lid is nice and tight. i cant find any good ones like that
I wouldn't trust the lids on those boxes in the video. Those are what I use lidless in my show displays. If you need lids that are tight, go with the good boxes that have a snap on each of the four sides, just make sure you make holes because those are pretty much air tight.
Those are some very interesting animals.
Beautiful snakes!!
Great video!
How do you get access to large quantities of house geckos?
mattslev I get them via my shipments.
Nice unique stuff!
Nice looking snakes
Keep up the hard work.
Is there anyway to liquefy pinky mice with the egg what they feed on something like that
Michael Mcnutt Yes but really no need because they will usually get vacuumed up with the raw egg.
DMexotics I’ve kept various python species for awhile, now I’m moving into monitor species, and also becoming more familiar w more exotic snakes. I’m new to your channel ! It’s been a big help in my research. Your knowledge and work/passion compares to T Crutchfeild in my opinion! I can’t wait for Ohio s weather change for my next purchases I’ve been spending all my time on cage design to prepare in the next phase of my hobby’s Evolution thanks!
Great content
Hey man, just checked out ur video on specialty feeding for snakes and i was wondering if it was applicable to a snake like the florida king. I just got the guy as my first ever pet ( he's a hatchling) and he's just fed on his first pinky mouse no issue but ur video on providing a wide range of food for your snake got me thinking. Is it advisable for me to keep switching up different foods maybe when he's grown up a little for better health?
I notice a big difference in the snakes that I am able to apply a varied diet to. Even just switching a diet from mice to rats or vice-versa can make differences in tone and condition. However, the decision to do so is really up to you. That video was more directed at snakes that have high metabolisms and are active, visual hunters....in nature those are the species that naturally will consume the widest range of food.
@@DMExotics Would u consider a florida king to be in that category of snakes?
Are all your reptiles capitbred or straight from the farms
They are a mix of captive bred, wild-caught and captive bred from the farms.
Have you tried goldfish ?
Goldfish are best avoided, silverside minnows are a better choice.
awesome.
Dmexotic you best
hi, can you tell names of the species in this video? thank you
It is in the video description...
Chicken or quail egg white/yolk? I have access to both. I'm trying this with my Brooks babies. Not having much luck with pinks. I have assist fed a couple tails but egg seems more substantial. What's your recommendation?
Paul Perrino Jr I use whole eggs of both chicken and quail depending on what I have on hand. The kukri eat reptile eggs in nature so it works very well. I also feed them infertile snake eggs when I have them. I actually have kukri eggs incubating that were laid in transit...they were dehydrated but I’ve managed to get them 100% back to normal.
@@DMExotics awesome. I'm just trying what I can to get these fl kings to eat. They're r weeks old. I've have more luck with f/t than live. Three have eaten f/t and one live and they just don't seem to be interested at all. This is my first clutch and I'm just trying to see what they like and in limited on what I can get my hands on.
I would try scenting or use actual lizards or pieces of snake. I have never bred any kings but I would always do as you did and start with your preferred food item and then work backwards if no luck.
@@DMExotics thanks buddy. I've had more luck with frozen thawed. I only have one that likes live. I'm trying braining now to see if it works. If not, I'll see if I can get my hands on some frozen lizards. They're starting to feed but just being stubborn.
It's not as easy as people think getting snakes to feed regularly. Patience is needed.
Don’t know if you have ever been bit by one of these but it sucks, LOL!
Are wolf snakes and kukri snakes good captives?
Abinaya Fuun Once established they are fine.
@@DMExotics what do they eat?
Abinaya Fuun Kukris eat eggs, rodents, lizards and frogs. Lycodon same except I haven’t seen them eat eggs.
@@DMExotics are they hardy and easy to care for?
Abinaya Fuun Once established they seem pretty straightforward.
I cant get mangroves to eat, id love to buy them if i knew they would eat gold fish or mice.
Brent Fleming The Malaysian melanota are much more accepting of rodents. Goldfish I would avoid even for fish eaters.
Love the channel but please turn the music down
I do my best to match the audio in the beginning and closing to my talking voice throughout the video. Not sure if this varies by device but the edit seems pretty stable and even.
I'm looking for a common mock viper snake
I have one LTC now, dan@dmexotics.com
I hope this snake will be happy
@@guspritchett7024 ?
I'm from Louisiana and I did my research on this snake
Good, so you will be prepared when you find one. Not many around but I know a guy.
How do we order from you
email is in the video description
I wish i wasnt renting i would have an order for you
Do you still breed the melanotas?
Or the cyanea?
I am not breeding either but cyanea do come though here from Europe and the melanota are coming through regularly as they are being bred in Kuala Lumpur.
@@DMExotics Ah! I see. Thank you for the reply. Are you in Thailand now? I watched a lot of your videos last night btw, you really should have more subscribers.
@@DMExotics I'll probably only get one of them, which one would you recommend the most?
Trey Jennings Unfortunately no....I’m at work lol. We will be headed over for a visit in January but the real fun probably won’t start until September.