Glad I found your channel! I love Carpet Pythons. Don't have any yet, but hope to when the time is right! I would really love to see some of the brightly colored ones, striped, and zebras!
Very cool video! I’ve been wanting to learn more about the various pythons and this layout is so easy to follow. The still shots are fantastic, as well.
Australia checking in. Great to see someone, giving these guys some attention overseas. They are a very rewarding species and a great pet for the beginner. I must disagree and say, M.s mcdowelli get huge, I have had several from 16 up to 18 foot long and seen several the same or larger basking with wallaby inside them in the wild. Great channel.
I have a children’s python and recently got a spotted python. I really love the Australian snakes and i’m interested in getting a carpet. This video was awesome, thanks for all of the info!!
wait is this Eric from mpr ? i know that voice i’ve bin listening for the last year and just got my 1st carpet it’s a red jag stripe from basuca ectoherms i had just listened to the morph brake down the red costal project and the mbb Benjamin stuff i feel in love with the caramel then stumbled upon the reds i get my 1st carpet in the morning tomorrow you guys have no idea how bad you and owen made me want a carpet i always assumed they where wild af like the ones steve Erwin used to catch and save and do all that crazy shit with and there biteing the piss out of him i always assumed they where devil 😈 snakes till i started listening now i so damn excited to finally keep one and add it to my collection 💯% changed my mind on the species as a hole if not for mpr i would have completely wrought carpets off i thank you 🙏🏻
I got the most GORGEOUS female coastal from you this year. She’s so amazing that I will be getting a male from you as well. Most likely next year. Great video! And insane job on breeding!
I've got a M.S Imbricata, here in the southern area of Perth, Australia... such a placid well behaved snake... even as a Hatchling they are easy to socialise with humans... a very secretive hidden species and not much data on them, which is why I document every little detail as I can, even if it seems irrelevant.. Enjoyed your Vid... cheers for sharing 👍
I just discovered your channel and love the subject matter, but your volumes are too low. I'm a bit older and a bit hard of hearing, but a higher volume would be appreciated.
Would love for you to start doing some videos again as l would love to see what you are doing with your carpets. l have 5, 2 jungles, 1 het for Azanthic Coastal, 1 Tri color Albino Darwin and one Bredli's python. l do have a Rough scaled and 4 Antaresia.
Awesome video Eric.Some amazing looking carpets in those pictures. Are they from your collection? Also great breakdown of the carpet complex..🤘👍👍👍 . Would love if you did a vid on the different localities of coastal carpets.........😉
I’m so interested in carpet pythons but I have never owned a snake. I plan on getting my first this year and am doing plenty of research daily. Do you think the jungle carpets would be okay as a first snake if I was dedicated to them? A few people have told me”just get a ball python” and I absolutely don’t want one. I don’t want what everybody else wants. The carpets are by far my favorites
Hey man I’m a little stuck I recently bought a carpet python , from a good friend I trust it is what he says it is but due to subspecies and localities I’m not sure what my guy is and how big he’ll get as hell very , could you help me out
Carpandros are cool. I don’t have any and don’t think it’s my thing but very cool looking snakes. I always tell people if you want to breed something do what you like and not what’s cool. You can always make what you like cool.
Coastal Pythons are the best!. Mine's soo placid & easy to handle. I often feel that initially I was given the wrong info. At first, I believed the crowd & opted for a children's python as my first snake & it was soo aggressive! & when I researched coastals the common perception was they are more snappy. Yet, he's soo tame. Just goes to show that you just have to go with your gut.
Qwerty i wouldnt for your first id tell anyone ball pythons are the absolute best first snake. no need to jump strait into anything like a carpet python take your time and work your way up with snakes as you get more experiemced
@@stickygingers5671 My first snake was a jungle carpet! I absolutely love them and got into them on the low end, got rid of that and started getting into higher quality carpets. Now I have 5 of them. Very easy to care for and a pleasure to work with. Would recommend them to anyone.
A pure coastal carpet python can get a lot larger than what you’ve just stated, 10 to 12 foot nothing unusual but an average would be around 8 to 10 foot
no way you think papuans get no longer than 4 feet. my 9 month papuan is 4 feet😂 papuans get 6-8 feet for sure. unless you barely feed them they will grow.
Haha coastal carpets dont get big!! Not sure what carpets you have over in the US but here in AUS mate avrage size is 8ft for females largest iv cought wild was just over 12ft 👍.
Just a little FYI for you, if you want to polish your presentation, ETC, or ETCETRA or ETCETERA is not pronounced EKSETERA! There is no "X" or "K" in ETC!
We need more of these, man!
Glad I found your channel! I love Carpet Pythons. Don't have any yet, but hope to when the time is right! I would really love to see some of the brightly colored ones, striped, and zebras!
I can make that happen!
Very concise and well explained explanation of the species. Really enjoyed it. Thanks Eric.
Wow a ton of information learned a lot thank you. Just got my first carpet Jungle/Coastal Cross male very excited.
Very cool video! I’ve been wanting to learn more about the various pythons and this layout is so easy to follow. The still shots are fantastic, as well.
Australia checking in. Great to see someone, giving these guys some attention overseas. They are a very rewarding species and a great pet for the beginner. I must disagree and say, M.s mcdowelli get huge, I have had several from 16 up to 18 foot long and seen several the same or larger basking with wallaby inside them in the wild. Great channel.
Great video man! Keep them coming.
This video is gold bro ...congrats
Even tho I’m hating you right now for not posting part 2 of Owen’s collection, this was a great video man! Lol
Excellent video!!! Love all the info!!!
I have a children’s python and recently got a spotted python. I really love the Australian snakes and i’m interested in getting a carpet. This video was awesome, thanks for all of the info!!
Very cool information love this video I want to get into carpets and now I know more about them thank you 🤙❤️
wait is this Eric from mpr ? i know that voice i’ve bin listening for the last year and just got my 1st carpet it’s a red jag stripe from basuca ectoherms i had just listened to the morph brake down the red costal project and the mbb Benjamin stuff i feel in love with the caramel then stumbled upon the reds i get my 1st carpet in the morning tomorrow you guys have no idea how bad you and owen made me want a carpet i always assumed they where wild af like the ones steve Erwin used to catch and save and do all that crazy shit with and there biteing the piss out of him i always assumed they where devil 😈 snakes till i started listening now i so damn excited to finally keep one and add it to my collection 💯% changed my mind on the species as a hole if not for mpr i would have completely wrought carpets off i thank you 🙏🏻
Very nice, can't wait till part two.
I got the most GORGEOUS female coastal from you this year. She’s so amazing that I will be getting a male from you as well. Most likely next year. Great video! And insane job on breeding!
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing
I’m new into carpets and I’m glad I found this video thanks
Nice vid, show us how you breed, pairing times, how many pairings you do, how long you pair for, incubation techniques and nesting boxes etc etc!
awesome info man thanks for the video !! 10/10
I've got a M.S Imbricata, here in the southern area of Perth, Australia... such a placid well behaved snake... even as a Hatchling they are easy to socialise with humans... a very secretive hidden species and not much data on them, which is why I document every little detail as I can, even if it seems irrelevant..
Enjoyed your Vid... cheers for sharing 👍
Well said, i'm an Aussie with many carpets.
Being from Australia we don't have a lot of choice for what kind of snakes we can own but the Carpets are my favorite. You have a great collection.
Mat Clarke we can have so many snakes. Every carpet python, ball pythons, woma pythons, boas and a lot more
Aidan Hayes not ball pythons lol
Subscribed because I saw the titel! U r great!
I just discovered your channel and love the subject matter, but your volumes are too low. I'm a bit older and a bit hard of hearing, but a higher volume would be appreciated.
Enjoyed your video. I around 10 carpets my favorite being a bredli/coastal mix.
Thanks! Appreciate it. Just wait, you will soon have more. Lol!
Awesome info
Awesome!
Already waiting for the part 2 video ( morphs )
ok. i want a coastal like that. i love stripes
I’ve listen this video a few times and thought “hey he sounds like Eric on MPR”. I just saw the video today....
Love snakes there faces are the cutest thing I'm totally getting one
Would love for you to start doing some videos again as l would love to see what you are doing with your carpets. l have 5, 2 jungles, 1 het for Azanthic Coastal, 1 Tri color Albino Darwin and one Bredli's python. l do have a Rough scaled and 4 Antaresia.
I know. I have been slacking on the videos. I think the next one I am going to do is showing my new babies for this season.
Great vid
Thanks
Awesome video Eric.Some amazing looking carpets in those pictures. Are they from your collection? Also great breakdown of the carpet complex..🤘👍👍👍 . Would love if you did a vid on the different localities of coastal carpets.........😉
All of the snakes are mine except for the Imbricata. Localities will be on the channel real soon. Morphs too.
I hope you come back for more videos. I’m subbing
I’m with you on carpets!! Love them!, great channel!
I’m so interested in carpet pythons but I have never owned a snake. I plan on getting my first this year and am doing plenty of research daily. Do you think the jungle carpets would be okay as a first snake if I was dedicated to them? A few people have told me”just get a ball python” and I absolutely don’t want one. I don’t want what everybody else wants. The carpets are by far my favorites
whats your website so when im ready i can acquire some carpets to my family?
Metcalfei are the best. I work with em also amd think they should be classified as a full species
Hey man I’m a little stuck I recently bought a carpet python , from a good friend I trust it is what he says it is but due to subspecies and localities I’m not sure what my guy is and how big he’ll get as hell very , could you help me out
So what do you think about Carpondros? Is it worth getting into them on a breeding level what’s you’re opinion?
Carpandros are cool. I don’t have any and don’t think it’s my thing but very cool looking snakes. I always tell people if you want to breed something do what you like and not what’s cool. You can always make what you like cool.
Coastal Pythons are the best!. Mine's soo placid & easy to handle. I often feel that initially I was given the wrong info. At first, I believed the crowd & opted for a children's python as my first snake & it was soo aggressive! & when I researched coastals the common perception was they are more snappy. Yet, he's soo tame. Just goes to show that you just have to go with your gut.
What is the morph of carpet python in the tumbnail???
It is a granite jag
I always thought the inland was the carpet python and the diamond was not. I guess I was wrong, learn something new every day
How do I buy a one from you?
Have you had issues getting them to eat rats? Mine seems to hate em.
No. I never really have had that issue
Should I get a carpet python as my first snake or is there another snake I should get
Qwerty i wouldnt for your first id tell anyone ball pythons are the absolute best first snake. no need to jump strait into anything like a carpet python take your time and work your way up with snakes as you get more experiemced
@@stickygingers5671 My first snake was a jungle carpet! I absolutely love them and got into them on the low end, got rid of that and started getting into higher quality carpets. Now I have 5 of them. Very easy to care for and a pleasure to work with. Would recommend them to anyone.
Tanner Jordie ok thanks 😊
Are you exporting to Indonesia?
I have a Darwin carpet python but he is a litlle nipie still love it
I wanna learn about growth rate
Whose snake is that at 9:13 the diamond
Elizabeth Harvey it's a reduced pattern diamond
Coastal carpet pythons might not be big in the us but Gere in aus I've seen multiple 3-6m
Ok... Do u breed the jaguar gene?
Currently, I do.
Ya know!!!
I have darwin lazik lines That aren’t albino
Nice!! I
have them in the collection, as well.
I’m needing jungle
The errors in the subs were very distracting. The names were butchered.
So far 5 dopes felt the need to dislike for whatever reason.
Haters are going to hate. lol
I want a non costal
A pure coastal carpet python can get a lot larger than what you’ve just stated, 10 to 12 foot nothing unusual but an average would be around 8 to 10 foot
There has been one wild Diamond Python that was Melanistic (completley black)
no way you think papuans get no longer than 4 feet. my 9 month papuan is 4 feet😂 papuans get 6-8 feet for sure. unless you barely feed them they will grow.
Haha coastal carpets dont get big!! Not sure what carpets you have over in the US but here in AUS mate avrage size is 8ft for females largest iv cought wild was just over 12ft 👍.
Just a little FYI for you, if you want to polish your presentation, ETC, or ETCETRA or ETCETERA is not pronounced EKSETERA! There is no "X" or "K" in ETC!
Nobody cares majority of people say it like that
The one magical single golden nut those of us who value attention to detail and accuracy care, and notice, when things are pronounced improperly.