Great to see an informative video of these snakes! I recently got a high orange Saharan sand boa a few weeks ago from my local reptile store. You have some really beautiful boa’s 🙌
I have a ton of stuff filmed, just 0 time to edit. This video was easy enough to edit with the UA-cam editor, but I have some super neat stuff filmed that’ll need some more complex editing and I just don’t have the time.
@@RepTillis cant wait, you are one of the og pet youtubers so it would be nice to see after all these years a return from retillisherps!! btw, do you still go back to west africa? those vids back in the day were amazing. what ever happen to that crazy looking pied eb noah had?
@@reptileboy91 My last trip to Togo was 2016. I haven’t been back since then, although I would very much like to. Neat animals aside, west Africa is one of the most unique and underrated places on the planet with really awesome and friendly people. The rainbow pied, or kente, disappeared for awhile, but this year actually seems to have shown back up in Europe with new neonates, so there’s a good chance it proved out.
88 just like a python. They hatched in I believe around 17 days for me. The hard part is that you CANNOT move the eggs. At all. They will pop 100%. So when it becomes obvious the females are about to lay, I switch them over and literally keep them in a container of vermiculite until they lay, and afterwards just throw the whole cage/tub into the incubator after putting the female back to her normal cage.
@@RepTillis Thank you for the info!! I'm preparing to deal with my first clutch of eggs and was pondering how to deal with them so this is very helpful. Breeding information on this species has been relatively difficult to track down.
Great to see an informative video of these snakes! I recently got a high orange Saharan sand boa a few weeks ago from my local reptile store. You have some really beautiful boa’s 🙌
3 boas lay eggs: Saharan, Arabian & Calabar boas. Love the babies! I keep an adult female. Love that you are captive breeding them.
One of my baby Kenyans makes those very same movements.
Hopefully I see a return on this channel!! Can’t wait for more vids
I have a ton of stuff filmed, just 0 time to edit. This video was easy enough to edit with the UA-cam editor, but I have some super neat stuff filmed that’ll need some more complex editing and I just don’t have the time.
@@RepTillis cant wait, you are one of the og pet youtubers so it would be nice to see after all these years a return from retillisherps!! btw, do you still go back to west africa? those vids back in the day were amazing. what ever happen to that crazy looking pied eb noah had?
@@reptileboy91 My last trip to Togo was 2016. I haven’t been back since then, although I would very much like to. Neat animals aside, west Africa is one of the most unique and underrated places on the planet with really awesome and friendly people.
The rainbow pied, or kente, disappeared for awhile, but this year actually seems to have shown back up in Europe with new neonates, so there’s a good chance it proved out.
@@RepTillis damn, its def one of my dream places i want to go to. ook ill have to search it up. cant wait for more vids!!
It's been a fat minute good to see your still out here always enjoy watching your videos
Those are crazy nice.
Great to see another video from you! I've missed them because you always show cool stuff and I always learn something new.
Those are super neat! I’d love to see what those egg embryo things are like
I just added a bunch of egg photos on my Instagram: @reptillis
Hey! I have been DYING to get my hands on one of those high orange Saharan females. Do you have any available?
Where’s the 96 quite bitter beings intro?😂
Hahah, all demonetized. Dang CKY getting in the way of my UA-cam $$$ just because I want to profit off their intellectual property! /s
I absolutely adore Eryx muelleri, hope they become more available here in Mexico, especially the high orange morph, quite amazing really.
How long are they usually gravid for before laying the eggs?
How do you breed these
Hey can I ask what temp do you incubate yours at?
88 just like a python. They hatched in I believe around 17 days for me. The hard part is that you CANNOT move the eggs. At all. They will pop 100%. So when it becomes obvious the females are about to lay, I switch them over and literally keep them in a container of vermiculite until they lay, and afterwards just throw the whole cage/tub into the incubator after putting the female back to her normal cage.
@@RepTillis Thank you for the info!! I'm preparing to deal with my first clutch of eggs and was pondering how to deal with them so this is very helpful. Breeding information on this species has been relatively difficult to track down.