Honestly I dont know how you dont have more subscribers. I found you when my son asked for a snake about a year ago. And I'd take your real advice over some other much larger youtubers. My son didnt get one in the end but I still watch the channel 🤣
I'll tell you why...cos he's fucking boring. 15 minuted of downloaded plagiarism and waffle, about the 500 people the reclassified and renamed the species....😴😴😴😴
And if you think a full bown blood is an "intermediate" snake, you're mad. Its an utter powerhouse that can get upto 9 feet, as thick as your leg, and strike 2/3rds of its body length. If you think its an intermediate, you're talking shizzle sorry, but thats fact.
I personally like the other 2 short tails myself. Especially Sumatrans. They're a lot chiller than some bloods can be. But still a great pet snake all around
Thanks for another great video! I love these snakes, but omg, they can get huge, a bulk issue rather than a length one, and I reckon they’ll need a really large viv, as much as 8ft x 6ft, even though they are generally inactive. A bite from an adult could be nasty: potential keepers should bear this in mind.
Wow I'm so happy I stumbled upon this channel. I've never seen a keeper's channel with such comprehensive species information and I will say its much appreciated. Just subscribed and will now be binging your catalog and looking forward to future videos. Thank you for the amazing content.
Ive learned to appreciate channels that give solid information regaurding the science of keeping reptiles. Im looking into taking on a blood python as my next snake. Thank you.
no worries mate. glad to be of service. we try to cover as much as one of these videos allows. without all the giddy bollocks some of the other channels seem to insist upon.
How Long do you reckon until boelens pythons will be more available in the market, there my dream snake. Also great vid I've always been interested in Borneo or short tails especially the black variants something I hope to get in the future so cheers for the advice 👍👍👍
there seem to be a few people breeding Boelens almost regularly... so hopefully in a few more years they will have cracked it, and then I'm sure prices will drop a bit.
Hey bud I know off topic, but have you heard anymore research on Peters Banded Skinks? Do you think we will see any of us get a footing in there habitat to study the absolute diet and breeding? So hard to find any research, your last video on them was the best. I find it quite nerve racking that it’s taking so long for them to be bred in captivity. I want to try it myself but damn. Any info from a solid helper such as yourself?
Great video and drop-dead-gorgeous specimen! Could you share any tell-tale signs in body language that would indicate a Blood or Short-tail bite might be imminent? Safety first!
@Snakes 'N' Adders HA! I appreciate the honesty. I have one SSTP and though he’s never struck at me, he EXCELS at giving me perpetual side-eye, aka “stink eye”, which is remarkable for an animal lacking eyebrows...eyelids and more generally the means for any such discernible facial expression 😂 The immediate effect is that I handle him like I’m handling a lit stick of dynamite.
I don't know anything about blood pythons, trying to learn. Is a T+ albino red blood python and a T+ albino blood python the same thing? I was shipped a female T+ albino red blood python, and she was prolapsed as I unboxed at the shipping hub, and so he sent me a replacement snake, but it came today, and it's a T+ albino blood python, not an albino Red. NOT the same thing, right?
The key is the t+ part. The t stands for thyrosinase if positive the snake appears different to t negative. T plus occured first and is cheaper than t neg. The colours are stronger and more vivid on a t neg. There will be some natural variatin in colour as well.
Honestly I dont know how you dont have more subscribers. I found you when my son asked for a snake about a year ago. And I'd take your real advice over some other much larger youtubers. My son didnt get one in the end but I still watch the channel 🤣
I'll tell you why...cos he's fucking boring. 15 minuted of downloaded plagiarism and waffle, about the 500 people the reclassified and renamed the species....😴😴😴😴
And if you think a full bown blood is an "intermediate" snake, you're mad. Its an utter powerhouse that can get upto 9 feet, as thick as your leg, and strike 2/3rds of its body length. If you think its an intermediate, you're talking shizzle sorry, but thats fact.
I personally like the other 2 short tails myself. Especially Sumatrans. They're a lot chiller than some bloods can be.
But still a great pet snake all around
An amazing animal and a true labor of love. Lol
Fantastic video on my favorite species.
Thanks for another great video! I love these snakes, but omg, they can get huge, a bulk issue rather than a length one, and I reckon they’ll need a really large viv, as much as 8ft x 6ft, even though they are generally inactive. A bite from an adult could be nasty: potential keepers should bear this in mind.
Wonderful vid.
Wow I'm so happy I stumbled upon this channel. I've never seen a keeper's channel with such comprehensive species information and I will say its much appreciated. Just subscribed and will now be binging your catalog and looking forward to future videos. Thank you for the amazing content.
Some good choices.
Good vid as always
excellent vid again mate
This is a wonderful course in the Blood Python. I have subscribed and I appreciate this information. I am getting a female Matrix next week.
Great video.
Just got a blood python & I appreciate the info.
Ive learned to appreciate channels that give solid information regaurding the science of keeping reptiles. Im looking into taking on a blood python as my next snake. Thank you.
Always impressed by your knowledge and ability to execute a very complicated monologue. I think president Biden could take a few lessons.
Comprehensive. Thank you.
no worries mate. glad to be of service. we try to cover as much as one of these videos allows. without all the giddy bollocks some of the other channels seem to insist upon.
🤘🐍🤘🐍🤘Great Vid!! 👍
Thanks Alan, all the best x
How Long do you reckon until boelens pythons will be more available in the market, there my dream snake. Also great vid I've always been interested in Borneo or short tails especially the black variants something I hope to get in the future so cheers for the advice 👍👍👍
there seem to be a few people breeding Boelens almost regularly... so hopefully in a few more years they will have cracked it, and then I'm sure prices will drop a bit.
Hey bud I know off topic, but have you heard anymore research on Peters Banded Skinks?
Do you think we will see any of us get a footing in there habitat to study the absolute diet and breeding?
So hard to find any research, your last video on them was the best.
I find it quite nerve racking that it’s taking so long for them to be bred in captivity.
I want to try it myself but damn.
Any info from a solid helper such as yourself?
Great video and drop-dead-gorgeous specimen! Could you share any tell-tale signs in body language that would indicate a Blood or Short-tail bite might be imminent? Safety first!
All is good, then you get bit. Welcome to blood pythons bwahahahahaha
@Snakes 'N' Adders HA! I appreciate the honesty. I have one SSTP and though he’s never struck at me, he EXCELS at giving me perpetual side-eye, aka “stink eye”, which is remarkable for an animal lacking eyebrows...eyelids and more generally the means for any such discernible facial expression 😂 The immediate effect is that I handle him like I’m handling a lit stick of dynamite.
I don't know anything about blood pythons, trying to learn. Is a T+ albino red blood python and a T+ albino blood python the same thing? I was shipped a female T+ albino red blood python, and she was prolapsed as I unboxed at the shipping hub, and so he sent me a replacement snake, but it came today, and it's a T+ albino blood python, not an albino Red. NOT the same thing, right?
The key is the t+ part. The t stands for thyrosinase if positive the snake appears different to t negative. T plus occured first and is cheaper than t neg. The colours are stronger and more vivid on a t neg. There will be some natural variatin in colour as well.
So are Malaysian blood python babies all born brown and then turn red as they age?? Or?