Mate... cannot express how much this video helped me out, you are on the verge of blowing up on you tube. 100% on the music and 100% recording and mic

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I appreciate that 🙏

Awesome video man! Theres not enough videos on these guys so super glad you made this ! Keep the videos coming 👍

The centralian carpet is such an amazing species they are absolutely gorgeous snakes imo, i have a childrens python at the moment & really looking forward to getting a centralian one day 😊

Fantastic video (love the everything you wanted to know format)! I can't thank you enough for putting these guys on my on my radar, and then cinching my decision to add one to my family. I never would have known about or even considered them had I not found this video.

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Heather- thanks so much for the comment! It absolutely makes my day to hear that you found this video helpful, and that you even pulled the trigger on getting a Bredli!! They really are amazing animals! Cheers 😄

I have a 20 months old bredl's python, got him when he was 12 months old, and even though he was still a young snake, he's very well behaved. He's a bit shy and may hiss if I mess with him inside the enclosure, and he'll always prefer flight over fight. Once he's out he calms down and just looks around. Also, even though he's an awesome eater, never skips a meal, I can just do anything I want with him without fearing him to have a feeding response. I tried to make it bite on purpose by wiggling my fingers in front of him, and even if I had the scent of rodent on me, he never tried to bite. He smelled my hand for a while before deciding that I wasn't looking like food and losing interest. Pretty smart snakes!

Really good vid. Very good content, great information. I got a little centralian in December and have been having hard time finding info, especially when it comes to raising up a hatchlings. Black headed python vid is great too. Looking forward to your next video.

Great information! I have a few Childrens pythons, and I love how they are able to weather temperature and humidity fluctuations in captivity should they happen. Sounds like bredli may be as or even more resilient. Crazy how small of a natural range they have.

Brilliant video! Bredls pythons are my favorite pythons. I really enjoyed the natural history and taxonomy portions of the video which doesn't seem to be part of the equation in alot of other videos. Great job and beautiful animals 😊

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Very informative video! I found you on the MPR Coffee and Chats and have really enjoyed that. I'm a retic guy for the most part, but I'm looking forward to getting into Morelia in the future. Thank you!

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the support, much appreciated!!

Not many videos about the Bredl's out there. I'm getting one in the New Year. Just getting info at the moment, and getting an idea of viv requirements for a youngster. This video was a real help, thanks!!

Totally love this video, now I know much more about mine Bredli, Thank you so much was looking for video like this!

Thank you! I have been looking to get back into herps a bit and used to adore Carpet pythons. I loved learning about the closely related Bredls. They sound wonderful and I'm intrigued.

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching! They really are amazing snakes

Wow great video! I watched a friend’s snakes this summer and he had snakes just like these!

Thanks for the very informative video! And cool shirt!

I thoroughly enjoy your content!

Very informative, . Best FYI I've seen of the other videos regarding species. Cool idea the pvc climb rack!

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Thank you again @Centralian Exotics, i just purchased a mixed breed with 75% bredli, 12.5% caramel jag and 12.5% darwin yesterday. shes a beautiful little girl i wouldn't have gotten it if it wasn't for you much thanks :P

@emilepancirov8413

3 жыл бұрын

Jay. Are u Australian? If so we’re did u get ur snake?

@JayMatee

3 жыл бұрын

Kellyville Pets 👍👍

Excellent video - beautiful python.

Love this species. Hope to have one as my first snake.

Great Video very well done

I love all the vids keep it up, I’ve hand the privilege of keeping 6 of these and I wasn’t that lucky with the young ones being friendly 🤣

Got my first Centralian today! Snatched some geat tips! 👍

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

That’s wonderful! Congratulations on your new snake!

Thank so much for making this! I'm about to get my first Bredli in a couple months (once they hatch) and I've been quite nervous, you've put my mind at ease :) May as I ask how long your five year old girl is? Because she doesn't look too large at all even on your shoulders and that intrigued me - keep up the good work!

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! That’s so awesome, congratulations on your future Bredli. I’m sure you’re going to love it. The girl in this video is probably right around that 5.5ft mark. I do have two slightly larger females who are every bit of 6-7 feet as well. But you’re totally right, this one isn’t too too large, and the other two are still both manageable for one person to handle. They aren’t (shouldn’t be) the 8-9 foot giants that some people choose to make their Bredli into. It’s important to recognize the difference between the “maximum size” and a heathy adult size. People can be 400+ pounds, but we know that we obviously shouldn’t be, and when we are we don’t live long and don’t breed well. Same is true of snakes! I don’t want anyone I keep to hit “maximum” size, and I feed appropriately to keep them in a healthy range 😊. Hope that makes sense, let me know if you ever have any questions when you get your new baby!

@emmap8280

4 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics thanks so much for your reply, that makes me feel a bit better to know a healthy diet will keep them a good size! I've actually just put a deposit down, so I'll be picking up my little dude in a month :) I look forward to figuring them out and seeing him grow! I hope all your animals are doing well and that you're okay during all this world craziness, stay safe 👊

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Emma P very exciting! Thank you, I hope the same for you and yours. Feel free to reach out here or on insta/FB if you ever have any questions raising your boy!

PS LOVED what you taught me about their personalities!

I live in the tropics, real high humidity. Do you think that a small dehumidifier would do the trick for keeping low humidity? And do you think scale rot could happen from handling too long?

Been looking at ball pythons and boas. Would you say this one is more chill than a bci for example?

I have a 2 yr old bredli. She is around 875g. I have a 4x4x2 animal plastics coming...hopefully it will arrive soon.

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! She will totally dig the roomy enclosure

Great informative video.i presently have a corn snake but will be getting a 7ft adult female bredli in a couple of days so this has helped a lot especially with regards to temperament although I've been told it's really docile.don't know how he's went about differing between taking it out and feeding but if it's not hook trained I think that's what I'll be doing wouldn't like to take a bite from it

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Feel free to reach out with any questions once you get your new Bredli!

@dougiepark7002

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for reply.so just had her out for first time today and was doing a bit of hissing not aimed at me tho is this normal for them

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Dougie Park mine do tend to make hissing/loud breathing noises when out, especially the big ones, I tend to attribute it to the snake just shoving a lot of air through those tiny nostrils during handling, it never seems to be out of aggression for me

@dougiepark7002

4 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics hi thanks again for replying I didn't think it would be anything to worry about as she wasn't being aggressive and I spoke to previous owner and he said pretty much the same as you

Doin my research 🐍🐍

I enjoyed the video. How many snakes have you got altogether?

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

14 at the moment, but seems like that number is ever changing!

Where do these fit in with ball python?

My 10 month old female bredli is still nippy. Been working with her allot. But have to keep long sleeves and leather gloves on. It's a labor of love trying to tame her. I'm hoping she will get the message that we can be friends soon. It's been a long 8 months working with her. She is awesome, but disheartening that she is not a calm little girl Edit: would love your comments on your experience with them as young

@primolilla

4 жыл бұрын

I have always welcomed new snakes with an "acclamation" branch. You may want to try it out if you have not done so already. I'd let the animals crawl on a 2-3 foot branch or perch for security but at some point they have to crawl over my hands.He's doing this in the video. This worked best with my coastal and with my SD X Dwarf retic. My boa was ok being held from the start. It's worth a shot. I also would approach my little carpet with a big, closed fist. She never wanted to bite a fist, but would gladly go for a finger. Give it time and you'll make progress.

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Matthew, thanks for the comment, apologies for the delayed response. Sorry to hear that your girl is not cooperating with handling yet, I have one raise up myself at the moment that is the spawn of Satan- it does happen. I would say that 10 months is still definitely on the young side, and a lot of the time you’ll see the animals start to calm down and become more placid after a year or two, maybe even three. It helps when they get some size to them and stop feeling so vulnerable and defensive. I have been pulling my nasty one out gently but swiftly so that she doesn’t have time to stare at my hand and contemplate a bite. I do this after lightly tapping her on the head with a hook. This process, after a longer period of time, will teach her to associate the hook with handling which will save you from food response bites. Overtime your work with the snake will likely pay off, make sure that if you do get tagged you don’t put the snake back for another five minutes or so because you don’t want to teach the snake that biting works. They may not be the smartest animals out there but they can definitely build associations. The tip about using a removable branch is definitely a good one, if the snake is perched on a branch and you can take the branch out and wait for the snake to crawl onto you on its own accord that is very effective. So far all of my nasty ones have grown out of it, some just won’t, but odds are she will, it took my hypo male about a year and a half and I know for a fact it can take longer than that. The key is definitely to try and make handling experience is a neutral or positive experience for the snake so that they never associate handling with something to be afraid of once they’re older. Take her outside to get some sun, let her smell something interesting. Sometimes distractions from you can be helpful. I hope something in here is helpful to you, feel free to comment back with any other questions

I have one and mines always hungry what do I do to stop him from eating so much

@margretbaxter7863

2 жыл бұрын

And he is almost as big as the second one u had on video

We got a bredl's python a few months ago. She's about 9 months and I'm looking at bigger enclosures now. Should I get a large 18 deep, 36 wide, 36 inches tall one or would she be comfortable in an 18x18x36 tall one?

@centralianexotics

2 жыл бұрын

I would go with bigger is better! Thanks!

love your videos!! beautiful snakes... when you said you hook train, before you pull them out. do you recommend starting to do that when there babies? or waiting till there older?

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I do start when they’re babies, yep!

@Wellers721

3 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics ok thank you so much. I just got a baby bredli yesterday!!!

@Wellers721

3 жыл бұрын

also do you use hook to get them out, after tapping them with hook, or do you use your hand?

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wellers721 that’s awesome, congrats on your new baby! I usually start with the hook, get a little lift off of the ground, then go in with the hand. Best to be gentle with the hook!

@Wellers721

3 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics thank you so much!! keep pumping out those great videos

Mine is very aggressive doesn’t like being picked up

ok I'm sold, I want one

How much u paid for your snake

Thanks this video is making me want to get a brendli python. My only concern is that they might get a little to big for me.

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a fair concern! In my opinion they can be kept at manageable sizes if not overfed, but of course what constitutes manageable is all relative! Hahaha

@CoMtLion

3 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics Thanks for me that would be less than 8 feetish lol. From the research I've been doing, it seems like the ones that get bigger than that are being overfed to make them grow faster anyways.

Hey! You’re slowly convincing me to get a Bredli’s instead of a Jungle, so, just a quick question: your Bredli’s seem to be more on the slight side, whereas I’ve seen a good amount thicker ones. Do you just let yours out and exercise more, or will they get thicker with age?

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Connor! Awesome, I think Bredli are a fantastic choice. I like to keep my animals more trim than your average keeper I’d say, but it’s undoubtedly true that they get thicker with age as well. I have a group of older Bredli now that I didn’t have at the time of this video and they are quite a bit thicker around, even while not being overfed. Hope this helps!

@CD-tc5lb

3 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics Thanks, it did! I just purchased one with Casey Cannon, and I’m super excited. Would not have gone through with it had I not seen your Bredli’s behavior and attitudes. And I totally plan on stealing the idea for the PVC jungle gym, absolutely love it to get my bigger snakes exercise.

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

@@CD-tc5lb that’s fantastic! Congratulations! I hope you love your new snake 🐍

I have a young female that's coming along nicely. A lil flighty at first but she's beginning to calm down. She eats like a champ.

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I have a gorgeous 2 year old Hypo

would you recomend these guys over a bci

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

They're both really cool animals, and very different from each other- but I am certainly more of a python fan so yes I'd pick the bredli personally :)

@waaahhhl2614

3 жыл бұрын

do you mind if i ask which one do you think is more simple in care oh and would a 4x2x2 be good for a bredli python

@centralianexotics

3 жыл бұрын

@@waaahhhl2614 I would say the difficult of care is probably about the same in my experiences. 4 x 2 x 2 will work, though they’d use every inch of a 5 or 6’ if you want to give them more room!

@waaahhhl2614

3 жыл бұрын

@@centralianexotics ok cool i wanted to get either or when I get my own place in the future right now im 17 thanks for the info both are beutiful and seem like fun pets to keep

Are males generally smaller than females?

l have to say they are beautiful but l happen to have one that is not so friendly though. Once she is out, she is fine but she has her days. Even with alot of work done, though when l first got her she was a whole lot worse. l have seen a few like Tessa over the years but in generally they are very calm and easy going snakes and certainly would have more if l had the space.

@centralianexotics

4 жыл бұрын

Gotta love carpet pythons there’s always the few that are a bit more.... prickly! Haha

Will they eat a pet cat

Joe is my uncle my other uncle is rob bredl

Will they attack and eat a cat I'm talking a male one

@centralianexotics

2 жыл бұрын

If a snake is big enough to eat a mammal, it will probably try... Would a bredli be big enough to eat a cat as an adult? Possibly! Just don't let them near each other. Cages are your friend!

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