NEW THAI PET YOU NEVER HEARD OF | WHAT IS IT? | ข้าวสวยฟาร์มอ้นสกลนคร
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2023
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Looking back at our recent Bangkok Weekend Market video, we snuck in some quick video of a mammal that many of you couldn't recognize. With so many questions in the comment section, we decided to take it upon ourselves to take a deep dive for you all. These Bamboo Rats were bred in China, Vietnam and Laos for food...but in Thailand they became popular as pets. We don't believe these are in the pet trade in the USA so they are something new. This particular farm is in Sakon Nakhon, Thailand and if you would like to get in touch with them, please contact Khao Suay Bamboo Rat Farm via the Line app @ ID line 0860125229. Thanks for watching!!!
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Interesting man .... Great job Apple 🏈🏈🏈🏈
Wow, never heard of them before. It's nice seeing such dedication taking care of her animals.
That was a super cool expirence . Those rodents. Are sweet.
So Dang Cute ;) they look a lot like Guinea Pigs.
This was great. More random animal breeder vids would be cool.
Living out here in the rural areas, we don't have too much opportunity to get after those videos but when an idea occurs to me that is possible, we do try.
Always full of surprises! I sure give that to DM Exotics. ! Awesome video
Omg that is the cutest rodent.
pretty cool. basically a giant Guinea Pig
Very interesting video so curious great video keep them videos coming
Great content
Them Bamboo rats look like our Nutria here. Crazy how big they get!
Interesting animal/ pet! Thanks for sharing!
Very cool and informative awesome video like always 🔥
Oh my gosh! I loved ❤this. Those Bamboo Rats are just adorable. I spent some time after watching g this researching more about them! They spend a lot of time borrowed underground so besides not being able to chew out, those concrete containment areas likely make them feel secure as well. They do usually tunnel though so not sure how they don’t tunnels out.
I am pretty sure those concrete cylinders have a bottom. They aren't made specifically for those animals, they were just something that worked. Open bottom are typically sold to grow plants and are filled with soil. Closed bottom can be wash basins or hold fish. Those should be closed bottom below and then one open bottom stacked above. I agree that they probably feel somewhat secure and would maybe like something even tighter. Lots of wide ranging comments on this one, food bowls full of "sand", lack of water, sad conditions, etc, etc. I am no expert but I can tell you it was clean, had no odor and those animals were all fat and pretty content. Now don't ask me about some mouse and rat breeders I have been to in the USA, well now that is on a whole other level. You ever been told, "sorry, no rodents this week...had one chew through the gravity fed water line and they all drowned in their bins". I have heard this many times over.
Dan I love the channel. I know you’re weren’t happy a while back but keep on makin your vids. It’s great to see the different cultural surroundings and different reptiles. So it’s like a double delight. But I will mention to you that your channel was unsubscribed this mornin. And I did not do that so thank you UA-cam!!! Also I’ve noticed a lot of my channels notifications have been switched to “personal”. I didn’t do that either!!! So you may mention that to your peeps!! You guys rock, keep up the killer work!! Oh and I think it’s awesome that you rescue all snake, poisonous or not!! You’re a good soul!!!
Thanks for the heads up on that but I cannot change it....this platform doesn't do a whole lot to help the small channels. It wouldn't surprise me if they also sub you to bigger channels without your doing lol. Glad you enjoy our content...we don't have plans to stop but it definitely is frustrating.
Those teeth are intimidating!! Cute though. Brave breeder, but, I guess, if they’re handled enough, not so scary.
Whoa beautiful animals everything in Malaysia is beautiful
Peninsular Malaysia It is a very unique place which connects the large part of SE Asia to the north and then connects in the south to Indonesia. Many animals have evolved to just be different in color and often times size(some species in Malaysia are larger). There are different climate zones as well. It has always been super interesting to me.
Great video! Cute, but I wouldnt want to get bit by one..I've had much smaller hamsters that would bit a plug out in a few nanoseconds...
Adorable.
SooOOoooOOoo cool ❤❤❤❤❤
This was really interesting!
I enjoyed that
Cool animal
Definitely an interesting animal. It’s that funny how your kids interest can bloom into a passion of the parents. I too had no idea how much I would love my geckos. Until my daughter wanted a leopard gecko.
Apple was such a good sport about holding them. Thank you both so much for sharing this beautiful animal I had never even heard of until your video at the market.
I think this was more a case of, “Mom, I gotta leave for a while for work. Take care of my animals”
Look like yall had a good time , thanks for sharing , get some mile on that Toyota , ps take us with you
Maybe we’ll surpass 5k miles on the odometer in the next 6 months.
those are awesome!
To me, they resemble a giant gopher yet more docile and calm.
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Thanks for doing a video on these Dan. They are interesting. IMO, that's a face only a mother could love! LOL. And I bet the full grown ones could remove a finger with those enormous teeth. I'm sticking with dogs and snakes.
agree
Wow! I never knew that bamboo rats are that big. Thanks for the beaitiful content.
This is a great video and the more unusual animals you can showcase, the better! Thank you!
Another great video! And clearly off the beaten path of what we normally consider as pets!
They remind me of naked mole rats....
My wife pointed out their teeth look like beaver's teeth.
Thank you so much for finding out more info about them!
Small cages they must be miserable it’s sad to see how they are housed. They are cool looking nice video
In nature they live underground in holes so I am not sure if they would want giant cages. Probably a smaller diameter tube but longer and pitch black would be more preferable for them. Not sure, we have snakes lol. At least they were clean and didn't stink...I have seen a lot of rodent breeding situations in the USA that were actually sad.
khao soi lol thats hilarious i just made that last week
We need them :)
I thought it was nice to see something different and I’m they look like big hamsters to me with a little bit longer tail. I think they’re pretty nice.😊❤❤❤
Ok those are kinda cute haha. My wife would go bonkers for those
They are cute as babies like just about everything but adults aren't as easy to "love" I think lol
I want one😊. I’ve never seen them before! Thanks 💜☮️
If they are anything like the muskrats here....they will be super sweet and cuddly. I took in a rescued one a few years back, an he was amazing. Used a wet litter box but those teeth will go through anything 😅
I first saw these in a davidsfeed video. Reminds me of the mountain beavers we have roaming Washington state. Not the same as the ones in the water with flat tails that dam streams.
I think those are Nutria (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutria). We have them in Germany.
Nutria are Myocastor coypus and come from South America. These are Rhizomyini sp. from Asia. I got my biology degree from Google University...don't tell anyone :)
That is interesting. I did do a little bit of research on them after last week's video, once I knew what they were. They're a good size and remind me more of giant Voles than Rats. Though the arrangement of the teeth remind me of Naked Mole Rats. They are certainly different and interesting Animals.
They look like a quill-less porcupine
They look like a kind of non aquatic muskrat with front paws that have something human. Weird ;)
They remind me of a possum with a big rat head.
🤩😍💚
They ARE rather cute! Probably NEVER be legal in the US to have one or several, though!
Verry unique but the growth of there teeth and diet needs i dont know wat u would feed them in the us
Bamboo…SoCal has tons of it. Once you plant it, very hard to get rid of.
hmm didnt see the other video, already knew its a bamboo rat from the thumbnail pics , looks like a beaver too
Then that means that you weren’t one of the people that commented in the other video asking what it was lol.
@@DMExotics yea saw a video where mass of them was being buried alive in a china bamboo rat farm due to the ban of selling of wildlife for food
@@sdqsdq6274 Yes, they were a very popular food animal in China and then during the pandemic when everybody was trying to put the blame on the source of covid, China banned those and other food animals. They absolutely are still eating them, Vietnam and Laos also. Somehow when they came to Thailand, they became popular pets and not food. Buried alive seems a weird decision as they live underground....maybe it looked good on video but the animals probably were happier being underground.
Had no idea they would be so big. The wee things she keeps them in are quite small for a mammal of that size.
Not really my cup o tea though.
They live in holes underground so probably would be happier with something smaller IMO
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I suppose she does seem to be doing quite well with them. They all appear to be in good condition.
They probably can't drink water. They can't even close their mouths with those big teeth. They might lick droplets. Groundhogs here in the US are similar.
Did you get one
No, we only did this video for you guys.
@@DMExotics 👍, probably won’t be too long before apple is asking for one though 😂
@@kevinpoe8137 We are actually pretty selective of what we choose to add into our lives. Those animals used to be worth quite a bit of money when they first got really popular here but now they are super common and the prices are dropping a lot.
Cages are super small.
Not possible in Germany😂
Police will take all
So your police would require you to take an animal that lives underground in a hole and put it into a giant open air cage? That sounds about right. Germany you say? 100% they are already in your country lol
Looks like a guenie pig/ rat
So sad seeing the conditions they’re being kept in. What an awful life. And where’s the water they are supposedly providing them with? All I saw was bowls of sand.😢
There is a pipe running on the floor outside and each enclosure has a nipple inside providing water. Similar to the way my rat rack is set up for watering multiple cages.
Yes, exactly about the water. Another breeder told us that if you give them too much water they will die. In nature they live underground apparently. Think about rodent breeders in the US? Not sure those conditions are too amazing…except they smell horrible.
Oh, I missed “bowls of sand” lol. These rodents gnaw their food so that is actually bamboo dust that is the by-product of them gnawing and eating. It can be itchy on human skin if ingested or gets on your skin. Just wait for my new video, “I brought a bamboo rat to PetSmart”.
They almost look like nutria.
Yes similar…someone here in the comments TOLD me they were nutria. I had to go to google for Latin names and become a taxonomist :)