How to Ship Live Reptiles! | Ship Your Reptiles Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Shipping reptiles can be daunting, but when done right, it's not hard! In today's video, I'll teach you how to properly ship live reptiles and amphibians using FedEx Priority Overnight, with the help of Ship Your Reptiles.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:40 - Booking a shipping label.
4:27 - Supplies you’ll need.
6:28 - Heat pack? Cool pack? Let’s decide!
9:44 - How to pack the reptile shipment.
22:35 - Thank you for watching! - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
You are so underated you are making a amazing job with teach how to take care of reptiles 😊
Agreed!
Thank you so much!
Very daunting indeed! Super helpful, Mr. Houck!
Thank you!
Perfect video!
Thanks man! ❤️🤙🏽🙏🏽
Awesome video, I am shipping my daughters ball python from the west coast to the east coast, and was stressing out on how to do it, your video answered ALL my questions. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm so glad it helped. Happy shipping!
You’re set up looks like a professional filming studio!
Thank you so much! 😊
Awesome Job!
Thank you!
Thank you I was not latterly going to ship a reptile but just needed to know how
You’re welcome! I hope you found it helpful! 😊
As someone who experienced a corn snake defecating in a snake bag (not a long trip- only for approx. thirty minutes when going to and from a program at the zoo I used to volunteer at) IT. IS. NOT. FUN. Whoever reads this- trust me. You don't want a snake to poop in their travel container. It's not pleasant for the animal and it's not pleasant when you open the snake bag either. Also- Hunter didn't mention this- if using a deli cup or other similar container, I'd suggest lining the bottom with paper towel or newspaper. That was zoo policy for any non-bagged transports, and it always made clean-up way easier and more comfortable for the animals.
Yikes, I bet that wasn’t a pleasant smell! 😬
Yeah, making a nest of paper towel in the deli cup is definitely an important step. I showed it in the video, but I don’t think i verbally mentioned it.
@@HunterHouck nope. Not pleasant at all. No reptile (or animal I've worked with) smells as bad as a bearded dragon though, those lizards reek!