Reptile Breeding part 1 Hibernation and Conditioning

This is the first in a 3 part video series on breeding reptiles in captivity. From hibernating to hatching eggs, we will give you a step by step layout of how we, at Cold Blood Creations, breed various species of both snakes and lizards. Including everyone's favorite inbred hillbilly, Phil-billy, as he once again shows why you should never take advise from anyone who believes in "magic dragon tea".
Enjoy!

[@elchiwawa9084]

I recently stumbled on your channel and it's awesome. Lots of info and unexpected humor catches me off guard hahahaha!

[@ColdBloodCreations]

We're excited to hear that! Glad you enjoyed.

[@copperhead1317]

Great video!! Very informative.

[@Calucig]

Great informative video!
Question, for Honduran Milk snakes, what's the temperature during the hibernation?

[@ColdBloodCreations]

If you guys want to see more of Philbilly Tubbalard, you can send him a friend request on his new Facebook page here:
facebook.com/philbilly.tubbalard

[@austinlaiweikiat]

is he Liev Schreiber?

[@copperhead1317]

I have a few questions on king Snake husbandry, If you don’t mind answering. What is your base room temperature, and your hotspot temperature? Also, how do you actually measure your hotspot temperature? Thanks

[@ColdBloodCreations]

Almost all kingsnakes will do well at normal room temperature between 70 and 80 degrees, as long as there is a temperature gradient in the enclosure. For more details on this, check out our video on setting up kingsnakes here:
ua-cam.com/video/6oHbWhb7LzE/v-deo.html

[@mikecorbett9098]

You breed Brooks kingsnakes?

[@ColdBloodCreations]

Yes. One of my favorite species of kings.

[@mikecorbett9098]

Cold Blood Creations That's awesome! I have a whitesided hypo Brooks kingsnake and he is awesome!