I just need to say that Emily basically dedicated a whole portion of the video to not only explain why the rack enclosures were so bare, but also to apologize for it and assure us that it won't stay that way. There are some big name breeders on this platform who have whole rooms (sometimes whole buildings) of snakes and hatchlings, and most of them are lucky to get a hide, let alone be on substrate that's not just a paper towel, if there's even a paper towel in the bin at all. They go on and on about how they care about their animals and their product, yet they are pulling out bin after bin that has literally nothing but a pregnant snake or hatchling in it, with no mention that the bins are temporary. This is why I am subscribed here and not to those other channels. I just want to say thank you for showing me that you care about the well being of these animals instead of just telling me you do. I am very proud to be part of the community for KZreadrs who pay such attention to the quality of life of not only their product but their breeding stock. Even the quarantined animals have hides and substrate, and leaves and sticks for stimulation, even though their homes are temporary. These videos are truly a pleasure to watch.

@SiriusBlackBuscus

4 жыл бұрын

Jes' Oko it’s sad that I know exactly which irresponsible KZreadr you are referring to.

@adriennefrusciante3090

4 жыл бұрын

Jes' Oko yes!! There are SO MANY reptile youtubers who don’t seem to care about the animal, but just the views they get from them. It’s so sad.

@abbs9497

4 жыл бұрын

Because of those people, I used to think all rack systems were bad until I started watching Emily. Also her feeder mice are well taken care of :)

@wramos5639

4 жыл бұрын

So Many Words, My Brain Hurts Now

@mishashahid4007

4 жыл бұрын

@@wramos5639 stick to watching videos.

Me:doesn’t own a reptile and never plans to Also me: yes I need to know how to build a vision rack system

@royalgalaxywolf

4 жыл бұрын

Steelysaturn410 same lol

@19sman74

4 жыл бұрын

I know, right??😂😂

@evelyn_r

4 жыл бұрын

Lol a skill everyone should know! You never know when it might come in handy! (Also, same sentiments)

@loganthompson2882

4 жыл бұрын

me too

@Raydiat0r

4 жыл бұрын

Steelysaturn410 I want a snek one day but my mom won’t let me have one until I move out...

Did I just watch an infomercial for snake racks aaaand I have no snake 🐍...? Yep sure did! ❤️

@aurathedutchangeldragon6399

4 жыл бұрын

Dez B me too

@wramos5639

4 жыл бұрын

Just Get A Snek And We All Good

@thecybersecurityexperience275

4 жыл бұрын

Get one girl leap of faith thats worth it

@dezb8510

4 жыл бұрын

david castociano my daughter wants an egg eating nake but im afraid I wouldn’t take good care if it

@thecybersecurityexperience275

4 жыл бұрын

@@dezb8510 easier than it seems very low maintenance animals long as you do ur research 👍😁💯

ted when he sees snake discovery needs bin storage: *its free stonks*

@theiris1002

4 жыл бұрын

Its free sneks

@RamenNamen991

4 жыл бұрын

@@theiris1002 its free real e-sneks

@noelmey2118

4 жыл бұрын

*it's free real-e-snakes*

@annastevenson5670

4 жыл бұрын

I actually screamed

Ummm, we need videos of the rodents you got too. Like, they were cute as all heck... even if they are food.

@ashleynoll6082

4 жыл бұрын

@@silliestnightinthewoodsfan did you not see the cute mouse with babies at the end??? lol

@pamarosa3625

4 жыл бұрын

The food should look good tho

@sole6321

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr it makes me feel so bad how they r gonna be killed one day but thats nature also my sister use to have a mouse and thats why i feel really bad bc they r so cute and adorible pets to have.

@voidless43

4 жыл бұрын

20:47 a mouse or rat (rodent for ya)

@willowythecat-dragon5755

4 жыл бұрын

i don't care about rodents who get killed to be eaten but pet rodents when they die i cry

Those racks didn’t come with instructions for 20 YEARS?! That’s absolutely ridiculous! Ted is nothing short of a lifesaver for all the engineering-inept snake keepers of the world!

@abigailherman2535

4 жыл бұрын

@Theriot Hemchand uhhhhh ok?

@mikeyamante8997

4 жыл бұрын

I dislike this

@I_am_Alexander_

4 жыл бұрын

Why is everyone saying dislike this? Is there something I didn't get?

@kittreid704

4 жыл бұрын

@@I_am_Alexander_ Pretty sure it's a play on the DELET THIS meme

@wramos5639

4 жыл бұрын

abigail herman Don’t He’s Legit Asking Everyone To Dislike It

Can you please do a video about how you raise and breed your own rodents?

LMAO she was going to say queen of screwing!!!!! LOL good save!

@voidless43

4 жыл бұрын

....lets not speak of this again

@InASpiralOfAnts

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@rejeenarasheed1818

4 жыл бұрын

No no not really

@DragonRiderShiru

4 жыл бұрын

I thought she was going to say queen of the pole 😂

@hunter4779

4 жыл бұрын

@@DragonRiderShiru that would have been funny too.

Ted just telaports in there like it ain't a big deal, huh?

@fansy9161

4 жыл бұрын

With editing skills, *EVERYTHING* is possible

@samalight7249

4 жыл бұрын

He's a wizard

@squelch077

4 жыл бұрын

I love Ted.

@royalgalaxywolf

4 жыл бұрын

Ya that was funny but editing can take anyone anywhere

@Cam_Got_WiFi

4 жыл бұрын

Theriot Hemchand no

“Sweet free rodent or snake hides” that’s the best part!

Hi Emily! You mentioned that the caves don’t fit in the new narrow tubs and I think adding egg carton as a hide could benefit you! When I quarantine snakes I put them on paper towels and given an egg carton hide. It’s super affordable and easy to customize for the size of snake or enclosure! And you can compost the egg carton (or recycle) when you’re done :)

@battlebear437

3 жыл бұрын

That’s an excellent (er, egg-cellent?) idea! And, they can cut down the egg carton to fit in those narrower bins!

@mechengr1731

Жыл бұрын

And it helps cut down on waste too That's awesome.

I am not first I am not last But when I see baby Snek I click fast

@voidless43

4 жыл бұрын

baby snek doo doo doo

@InASpiralOfAnts

4 жыл бұрын

Baby snek do do do do do

@onionnyamous5453

4 жыл бұрын

Baby snek doo doo doo doo

@sythepie

4 жыл бұрын

Baby snek

@voidless43

4 жыл бұрын

momma snek do do do do do

Little ghost baby: You can't find me because I'm a ghost.

@sarhahillsburg5142

4 жыл бұрын

They a sneaky snek 🐍

Emily please do a vid on your feeder mice! I'm curious about the process of raising your own.

I’ve never actually seen beauty snakes before, I can’t wait to see the video about them. The black markings by the eyes are gorgeous!

snake discovery: “we’re out of bins” also snake discovery: proceeds to buy a snake mansion

These are awesome racks! As always I absolutely love how much attention you put into setting up these racks (substrate, enrichment, and hides). ♥️

I waited all day for your video and then it showed up and said how to put together a rack and I say “sweet!” And I’ll never own a snake but now I know. Knowledge is power.

I LOVE your Eeveelution shirt!!

@umbrellagerm1699

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I was looking for this comment. Does someone know where to get that???

@BanoffeePie45

4 жыл бұрын

@@umbrellagerm1699 www.teepublic.com/en-gb/t-shirt/924190-eeveelutions-nouveau?store_id=55757

@rock2946

4 жыл бұрын

@@BanoffeePie45 B L E S S

@RemisJewelryShop

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I totaly want one for my b day this Wed I'll be 10 yrs old

Snek 1: I smell food? Snek 2: that's our neighbor upstairs. You can eat them later.

@reptilerant173

4 жыл бұрын

D.J. Droz 😂

1:17 Love how she's just in her own little world 😂

Dear, Emily I am an aspiring reptile enthusiast. It’s all thanks to you. I never would be where I am today if you weren’t here. Thank you for everything. Love, Nicole

I love that shes kind to even her feeders! Like I could imagine a mouse brreder would just disacknowldge ot shove it back in its bin but she gently pushed mama back in

Hi Emily!!! I'm such a big fan! You helped me her over my snake fear and now I love them! Thank you so much for what you're doing! 💖

@purple6242

4 жыл бұрын

Same me too I used to be terrified of snakes and now I want like 6 of them.

@sarahlittrell8960

4 жыл бұрын

Same here! Now I own a snake.

@madalynncirstea4900

4 жыл бұрын

I was the same well I wasn't scared of them I just wasn't a fan. Now I go to petco see a worker holding a pied ball python and I ask if I can pet it. Of course they let me although they couldn't let me hold it due to store policy.

You are wearing an eve evolution shirt. You are making me love this channel even more.

She protecc She attacc she set up snek rac

I create a lot more work for myself, but I love keeping my stuff in Terrariums. I just enjoy watching my stuff and looking at their setups, but since I bred a few now I’m like “O hecc that’s many bebys.” So this is very helpful for them 😂

Hey Emily, I have an entire box of Christmas lights that need untangling...I can send them to you post haste! 🎄😂

That lil' rat corn was like "HEY Gimme back my tube dude!"

Emily: QUEEN OF THE CASTERS!!! Ted: oof

I’m probably never going to get a reptile but I’m binge watching all their videos and it’s really made me appreciate the beauty of snakes and reptiles in general

I would never own a snake but these videos are so interesting

ALL HAIL QUEEN OF THE CASTER WHEEL

@Ricardowieringa

4 жыл бұрын

@Taylor Smith ur mum gey

You are such a great person, I love your passion and obvious love for the creatures you keep! Thank you for taking time out of your day to make videos for us, I know it can be taxing. Also, what's going on with your ideas of expanding into a store? Please let us know I can't wait!

I know the mice are snake food... but please show us the mice babies

@thepinkflamingostrikesagai7319

4 жыл бұрын

She would but they are in the freezer.

Honestly I'll never get a snake or reptile, but Emily is so knowledgeable and explains things so clearly. I love how enthusiastic she is- she truly loves these animals and it makes me happy to know there's people like her in the world. Thank you for being you!! I hope to see your videos for years to come!!

I love snake and your care for them but as a person that owns pet mice I hate feeder breeding conditions. They should have more vertical space even if they are going to be fed to another animal I still believe they deserve the best conditions when they are alive. It isn't as bad with mice as long as the floor space is large enough but rats need tons of vertical space.

@rayvnekieron8587

4 жыл бұрын

I just started breeding rats for feeders- as I was doing research on them I read that they should have 2 cubic feet of space per rat. I have NEVER seen feeder breeding rats kept in that much space, but I got them a critter nation cage that's more than big enough for them! It's sad that so many of them are kept in such cramped spaces! I'm also planning on getting two more females and another male so that Oberon and Andromeda don't have to be alone while Andromeda has pups.

@queenjeski591

4 жыл бұрын

Rayvn e'Kieron you named feeder rats? that’s twisted

@RamoArt

4 жыл бұрын

@@queenjeski591 Pretty sure the named rats are the parents of the feeders and not feeders themselves but why would naming feeders be any more twisted than feeding animals that you've raised up without names to your reptiles? It makes no difference

Hi Emily I was wondering if you would recommend breeding garter snakes? Also thank you so much for Making me not scared of snakes

Usually when I watch Emily do these videos I say to myself “wow Emily knows a lot, she is way smarter than me” but in this video I feel like Emily is like that to Ted 😂😂

I'm so glad you made this video. I planned on buying a rack from them next month and I was a little uncertain but seeing it now, I'm so excited!

Honestly I would’ve snaked (hehe) the heat wire and put in the stoppers before putting the next level on. It just seems like it would be easier.

I’m curious about the quarantine rack concept; do the bins really isolate the animals effectively enough to be a true quarantine? The only way I can see this working is if all the animals go in the rack at the same time and remain quarantined for the same period of time - otherwise, an animal who is almost ready to come out of quarantine could be contaminated with a pathogen or parasite from a neighboring bin containing a brand new animal... 🤔

@AlbinoAxolotl

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering about that too. Those bins are open enough that anything that crawls, flies, or is airborne could easily travel from bin to bin and contaminate every animal. Though I guess if one animal was quarantined and turned out to have an issue they would treat everything in the area and probably the room. I think it’s more of a “best practices” assurance to hold each animal separately and away from the rest of the larger collection in a smaller group that could more easily be watched carefully and treated if necessary.

@6strings735

4 жыл бұрын

It is to keep the new animals away from her established collection. Disease is transferred via feeding tongs and other contact - not typically by air.

As someone who really wants to get her own collection of snakes one day, thank you so much for the demo, and also just thank you in general for all the education and tips and tricks for taking care of many different types of snakes!

These racks are cool. Thanks for this video 👍🏻 My family would never be breeders or would never use tubs but I appreciate the need for breeders to have these. The engineering is impressive.

Does she not get attached to the mice?? I would feel so horrible feeding them 😫

@kristerpedersen1645

4 жыл бұрын

It's the circle of life

@bubblegummel

4 жыл бұрын

I can't have a pet snake because i have pet hamsters and love mice and gerbils too. Nope. I'd cry

@suzannedube7245

4 жыл бұрын

But then the snakes will die... Gotta choose priorities i guess

@thepinkflamingostrikesagai7319

4 жыл бұрын

I had pet mice. My sister brought her cat over AND Left it behind without food. I came home find the cage knocked over and mice parts strewn across my front room. Saw cat called my sister told her what HER CAT DID. My sister said she didn't want her cat anymore and gave it to me as a belated birthday gift. FAMILY THE GIFT YOU CAN NEVER EXCHANGE! I kept the cat named her Sheba and she live to be 14 years old. R.I.P BERNARD BIANCA AND SHEBA 🌈🐁🐁🐈

I want these racks but I would definitely need Ted to put it together! 😆

im really happy that you also treat your mice with such kindness giving them bedding and enrichment!!! i love reptiles but i'm super big on small rodents so seeing this really makes me admire you even more

I’ve been watching your videos a lot lately even though I don’t own and not planning to own animals. I think the way you talk and explain things make me nostalgic of when I used to go to nature centers and interact with animals as a kid.

😱I’m so excited for new videos but I also really want to adopt a snake soon because my birthday is in 8 days❣️❤️

@busybees.r.c.1836

4 жыл бұрын

@Theriot Hemchand i do its cute!😊

@verathebat9583

4 жыл бұрын

HAPPY BIRTHDAY... oh wait it says 8 months ago... still HAPPY BIRTHDAY. AND theriot hemchand THAT IS JUST MEAN!

So Ted not only makes custom tanks/aquariums but can also teleport... wow

Ahhhhh I’m in love with your shirt!! I don’t own reptiles or amphibians of any kind, however I love the amount of work and genuine passion you put into each video! Absolutely love watching your channel!

I like how Emily and Ed give their animals enrichment and she actually cares about them and some breeders will send all of the babies that don’t eat to a zoo to have them killed and fed to cobras or not care if they don’t eat and let them suffer and die a painful death but Emily and Ed try different methods and actually care. Love you Emily and Ed! ❤️

After watching them assemble the racks it seemed that when you know how to do it, it may be easier to install the heating cord as you add each shelf so you can see what you are doing.

Great informative video. I use freedom breeder but these look good. I prefer the stainless steel structure versus plastic.

As the heat cables can be purchased separately, I suppose you could have a cable for each level with individual thermostats so the upper levels will compensate for any radiating heat from below.

I absolutely love this video Emily! I would love to see more equipment videos like this. Ted sounds like a great guy! I would love to see more collabs too! The videos of you and friends having a “snake/reptile” get-together or going herping are so fun too

I absolutely love snakes and other reptiles. I was wondering what a good starter snake would be? My parents had a 5ft long rock python named falcore when I was little, and he was awesome.

@reptilerant173

4 жыл бұрын

I always recommend king or corn snakes.

When your early and there are no funny comments to read 😑😑😕

@wramos5639

4 жыл бұрын

:/ Facts

Enjoyed watching you both setting up this rack system, great for people who have a lot of snakes.

if you have a tiny trouble snake (like i got this year) that has you worried about the size of the holes, use a pair of cut up tights. after mine escaped through a really small slot in my hatchling tub we stretched a pair of tights over the top and clamped them down. still loads of airflow but it effectively seals up the gaps and now i can rest easy that she wont get out again.

Two questions: do you have issues with sag between levels especially with larger species? And have you recognized any increased activity related to having the feeder breeders on top? Would the smells from the rodent cage increase or induce feeding behavior in the snakes closest to it?

Aww the mouse mama. She work so hard making a nest for her babies. THEN Emily opened the bin saying let me show you the food for the snakes. AWWW... Poor mouse family.

@dogandcat3672

4 жыл бұрын

It's life. Even the family dog and cat eat cute little chickens and gentle sweethearted cows. The snakes can't go vegan. She did treat the mouse with respect though and it did seem to like her. (Just so you know, I own pet chickens that I love. Pets are pets. Even my chickens manage to find mice nest and eats all of them before I can stop them. Yes chickens eat rodents. Life is life.)

That is awesome!! I will have to bookmark this video for if/when I breed my bull snakes that I just got. Thanks to your lovely new ghost mutations, I fell in love with the hypo white-sided bulls. So I hunted around and eventually found 2 breeders that hatched clutches around the same time and each had 1 available white-side. One had a male, and one a female. So now I have a pair of hypo white-side bull snakes I'm going to raise up and potentially breed when they are old enough. And if/when I do, I will be coming back to this video to remember how to order and then when I get the rack, build it for babies.

he's loud, but a nice kind of loud. he obviously likes helping people out and has everything down. good employee.

Could you please do a video on how you keep and breed your feeder mice? Also please give mama mouse a nontransperant cave to hide in too (if it wasn't in there already, couldn't tell for sure)

@Beaah

4 жыл бұрын

No there was none.

In Japan a class hatch chicken eggs in a plastic bag so they can see them watch can that be done with snake?

Wow the timing on this video is great! I just placed an order for a vision rack!

I really like the ease of the design and the versatility of its use. nice tub set

Her shirt tho it’s amazing 😉😄🤣😋

The babies mice omg way to cute I would end up keeping them all

@xelionx4591

4 жыл бұрын

She will end up feeding them to snakes

@petrescuework-difficultcas6581

4 жыл бұрын

When mice grow up, they are actually very hard to keep in well running groups without them getting in dangerous fights or killing each other. The group members have to be selected carefully by their character and eventually be separated for the rest of their lives if they don't get along. Responsible mice keeping requires a lot of knowledge and space.

Everyone should put a like on this video because they take such good care of their reptiles and don’t leave them in just boxes with nothing not even a paper towel like most KZreadrs. Emily puts paper towels, leaves, water dishes, and more in their baby snake bins and we can’t forget Ed he helps a lot too. Emily also helps all the snakes and helps us understand how to take care of reptiles too. She always helps her reptiles don’t forget Cheyenne. She just puts so much effort into all her animals in helping them, caring for them, feeding them, and so much more! And she also makes new enclosures for her snakes. Like she did with nearly headless nick. He will always be with us. Janet will always be with us too. It broke my heart to hear Janet and Nick passed away. 😭😭😭 I can’t even imagine how sad Emily was when that happened. R.I.P guys

I wish Ted Judy still did hid KZread channel, he is really good at explaining stuff. Had a very cool fish room. Great video.

Isn't it stressing the snakes out to have the mice on top?

Weird question, would you ever do a video on the rodents? I’m guessing they are for food, but it would still be educational.

Your so cute at the beginning and I loved your show since KZread just recommend it to me with your alligator a week ago. Now I subscribed and watch some of your old video with a smile on your silly moment while waiting for new video

As if 5 years ago I discovered Ted's fish room I'm now advancing into snakes and rodents too and Ted pops up in a snake video 😮

I used to hate snake now I absolutely love them 😁 Your channel help me a lot. P. S my teacher has a snake 🐍

i don’t know why i’m watching this, i don’t need to set up a shelf... i don’t have snakes....

My son and I just referred back to this video during our build, thank you

I can only imagine how tired whoever edited this got of the "This is where Ted comes in!" part to make that beautiful transition!

I wish the racks had flat tops so they’re easy to dust. Very neat rack system though! ... and here I don’t even have any reptiles

So cool! And relatively easy to set up (if you have the instructions or an employee :P) Honestly this is way more simple than even the simplest ikea furniture 😂

I love the simplicity of these racks! Genius! EDIT: THOSE ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SNAKES I'VE EVER SEEN! VIDEO SOON IN THOSE BEAUTIES PLEASE!

Emily, your face when you realized what was happening, is AMAZING!!! I've been there too!

Hey I know that you're mostly it reptile channel but can we see your new mouse breeding program?

Hi I love your channel this is a great and educational video

I want a snake. Only one snake. But I want a rack system, because it looks cool. :p

I love all of your noodles. I really like how you always find a good and safe home for them no matter what. I can’t do what you do, boy I saved a snek once. It was caught in bird netting, and it was bleeding, the yellow jackets were starting to arrive, it was bad. So I got scissors and cut it free, took it inside, and with a magnifying glass, 6 hours, and a pair of fine tip tweezers, I got all the netting that had been caught underneath the poor guys scales off. I took to KZread found your channel and watched your video on how to give little feisty slippery tube dudes a bath. I gave him a bath, put him in an old modified fish tank, and watched all of your videos on murder spagurrder care. He began eating after he shed a few days later, I had gone to the store got little pinkies? The ones a size up from the really little baby ones, and after watching YET MORE OF YOUR videos, I worked him up to the correct mouse/rat size he should have and I let him go. It wasn’t as amazing as your Rex alligator rescue, but this happened a year ago and have been watching your channel ever since. Thank you for helping me save a danger noodle! If anyone has more questions, ask in the replies and I’ll try to answer them. Thanks!

I love this video and I'm watching this with my African fat tailed gecko Edit: What the name of the corn snake you got like I said my suggestion is Tango or Mango

@ashleynoll6082

4 жыл бұрын

no, his name should be Tango Mago!!!

@aubreyackermann8432

4 жыл бұрын

Mango tango

@number1kuromistan651

4 жыл бұрын

Aubrey Ackermann lol that’s the name of my favourite juice at a juice store near me

CONGRATULATIONS! This system is Fantastic! I know it will increase your efficiency and make it easier to care for your snakes..

Aww they're soo soo cute in their tubes 😍

Hi it’s me brenna we met at the Wisconsin reptile show I just wanted to say hi and that I’m a really big fan love your vids they are really helpful

HECK EMILY I CANT EVEN LISTEN TO THE MAN IM LAUGHING MY BUTT OFF AT YOU AND THE WHEEL

Ermeeegguuurrrddd No views, 23 comments Emily’s videos... Love it.

@christinamarshall5946

4 жыл бұрын

Why did you put pennies in the water?

Love the shirt you chose to wear in this video! Great new racks to have too

I love your videos! I personally think everyone that watches these videos does support this channel. The more views equal the more money.

Hi love you guys I need a snake lol

aaaah i cant believe you guys got Vietnamese blue beauties!!! they're my favorite species. I assume you might be breeding them because there's two?

An acquaintance of mine had the same problem with the thin bins. He had strong plastic cups which he colored black with some kind of non-toxic paint and then made a hole for entrance with scissors and melted pointy edges with a candle. Worked good for him, maybe works for you too. The only downside I guess is that its a lot of work for a lot of bins. He also suggested that pipes with one side closed off works great too, but the baby snakes may not feel very secure in them, as they need tight spaces.

I would absolutely love to see a video on your feeder mice! It seems super interesting!!! Love your videos!