If you want a large constrictor, get one... however, family members might disown you.

@carrieanneatreides6240

4 жыл бұрын

And the cons of doing this are?!?!?!? ;)

@vlogress11c81

4 жыл бұрын

@@carrieanneatreides6240 lmao.

@hi_im_angelatrainor

4 жыл бұрын

I want a Carmel Burmese python

@Sumtrip799

4 жыл бұрын

good.it keeps the mother inlaw away 🤣👌

@matildaharden1064

3 жыл бұрын

Well my family members do that anyway.

Jason: *Tries to get her to show her teeth* Snek: *Confused hissing*

Such a stunning snake with a calm disposition. I have the room for a snake of great size. The problem is that I am petite and slim and I could not handle a very large snake. Also since I am turning 70, it would be cruel to the snake if I died before he or she. I love all your videos and will watch every one of them.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

Age is just a number, but you're right, at some point you don't want to be lumping out 100 pound snake out of a cage. I actually ran into somebody with a very similar situation who had children that loved snakes. The plan was that they would get the snake when it was too much for her to handle. But I 100% agree. There are so many Fantastic snakes out there that you can always find something that is suitable for you or at least find close reptile show or friend so you can get your reptile fixed but not actually keep them yourself

@lastblood8550

Жыл бұрын

@@JasonsExoticReptiles hey man can you do a video explaining breeding such as what het and recessive genes and stuff like that means...you probably have done a few videos on this

I'm interested in the worst pet snakes as a video.

@7belowfn593

4 жыл бұрын

Cliff Padilla he made that already

@Ibaneddie76

4 жыл бұрын

That's easy, anything that can kill you!

@-natasha-3712

4 жыл бұрын

I’d say a retic would be the worst first snake tbh

@yamahamer89

3 жыл бұрын

Death adder Black mamba Lance head Coastal taipan Sawscale viper There's 5 terrible choices for you.

@bromaro

3 жыл бұрын

@@yamahamer89 taipans aren't on the same level as everything else tbh, they're deadly but not too aggressive

I’ve had many snakes in my life growing up I’ve always wanted snakes so when I turned 20 and was stable enough to own a reptile I went ahead and got a reticulated python it was my dream snake years and years of research went into it I’ve always wanted a retic since I was 14 and now I have one and she’s the best she’s truly amazing she’s a lavender albino 100% white phase 100%purple phase het for genetic stripe I love her to death

@justinturner4067

4 жыл бұрын

What has their temperament been like, baby all the way to adult please ? My dream snake as well, although home and job commitments put a stop to that, at the moment! 😁

@coleofishing

4 жыл бұрын

Justin Turner i have a pied male and he is mean as hell. Females tend to be way more friendly. He was regularly handled as a new born and fed moderately and one day just sorta snapped and now he is unhandleable. Very picky eater. Once he hit about 6 foot or so is when he got mean.

@jacobgeorge9538

3 жыл бұрын

the lavender and purple retics are the best. I live in FL and cannot get one at the moment. Which is bullshit because i have owned ball pythons for over 20 years. and Dozens of species of monitors and other herps.

@hi_tech_reptiles

2 жыл бұрын

@@jacobgeorge9538 illegal here in Iowa too. You know, where they thrive in the frozen ice-scaped winters and go on feeding rampages when loose...

@alexcrowder1673

Жыл бұрын

@@justinturner4067 As babies, retics are generally just as docile if not more docile than baby Burms are. They move a little more, hiss a little less, are a little more curious and seem to be a tad smarter. This is just generalizing though. One of my burmese pythons was just as active as any retic. As long as you work with them though, both species make great pets that require very minimal effort compared to other pets. Id get one at an expo that handles really well, OR try morphmarket and simply ask the seller for a handling video before you buy it. Morphmarket is actually where i got my female retic. The seller sent a video and she was super sweet and curious, and thats exactly how shes been ever since i got her. Once shes out of the cage and shes totally trustworthy. I can touch her anywhere on the head and she just keeps doing her thing because shes used to it. I will say that expos are often cheaper, but morphmarket has vastly superior variety. You could quite literally pick between over 1000 retics right this second lol. Id check the seller reviews before you buy something though as with anything else. It is a 20-30 year commitment, but food is cheap and housing requirements are very easy as long as you have the space for it. Honestly something like an asian water monitor requires much more space and food than a big retic or burm, not to mention UVB and INSANE wattages of basking lights racking up your electric bill. By comparison big snakes are very very easy to care for. Their poop even smells better lol.

This was an insane-sounding premise that was very well presented and clearly explained. Excellent work!

@JasonsExoticReptiles

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

The only time I’ve ever sold a snake after owning it was I had this red tail boa that was getting big and just too aggressive for me to handle on my own and I knew a breeder that was excited to get my snake so I went with it

Best parts of your videos outside of how informative they are is you do a great job of stating personal opinion. I’ve never heard you really take any digs at people in a negative way. You do a great job at stating what works well for you and how things very from person to person. I’ve def picked up so much good information from you within the videos. Always appreciated!

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching them and the positive feedback!

Jason: "you need the space to house this snake." Me: In my one bedroom with two cats a girlfriend. Hovering over the click to buy button. "Now when u say space?" 😅

@isitoveryet9525

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

I already have my dream snake, a boa constrictor (I got him as my first reptile), and I think larger snakes are amazing. An exotic pet shop near me has a Burmese python but no one wants her because of how big she’ll grow. I really want to take her in and give her a nice home, but they’re so much bigger than boas and I’m worried of getting something I’m not prepared for (though I have 5 backup plans for creating extra space and we are planning to move to a bigger house soon). This video helped a lot!

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

I'd always recommend that if you don't know if you're a hundred percent of here to go and try to find a friend or a store that can let you hold them and see them in person. You want to understand what it's like to hold an adult animal like this as some people think it's easy and others are overwhelmed. .

@dljprogun

Жыл бұрын

You have my respect. If they were not illegal in Saskatchewan, I would still not get a female Burmese python. I would might get a male but females get to big for me.

I have a Male het albino green granite and I love him. He’s exactly what I wanted in a snake tbh

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of times I find it's better for people to get exactly what they want instead of starting with something and upgrade to it

@gerhardscheiderer5703

3 жыл бұрын

I have this exact snake except she’s a girl :)

Definitely looking forward to content about dumerils.

I’m liking these frequent uploads

Bro your channel has so much info and positivity. Definitely helped me with my Burmese

@JasonsExoticReptiles

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is spot on. Fussing too much over what would make a good beginner snake will likely lead you to end up with an animal you don't want. Its better to spend a little bit longer, waiting until you've researched the crap out of a more intermediate animal and waiting until you are ready for the animal you want, then settling for an animal you dont want. Personally I'm happy with my little ball python, but I've rescued all my animals. And most of these snakes wouldnt have to end up being rescued if people didnt make rash choices in what they buy.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you understand and on the same page Haha

There my dream snake, however right now I can't fit anything bigger than about a male boa Maybe one day when I have a better living situation Until then I wouldn't get an animal like this because I know I can't commit to what it needs

@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289

4 жыл бұрын

Adam Davis that says so much about you. I also hate to see these big snakes in a drawer. That’s sad. And many when they get too big just let them go.

Great video Jason! I've been contemplating getting a Burmese and this is the perfect video for anyone thinking about this. As someone heavy in the snake/reptile hobby, I agree with you 100%. Keep up the good work. Love your videos!

you should do a video of your burm enclosures

I have a retic and she's a sweetheart. Super calm and super chill. I also have a common boa. Super chill to handle as well. I'm thinking of getting a Burmese Python next.

I love ❤ how you put the time and effort into this video and laye out straight forward facts respect that and I also love my retics

I got a sand boa, absolutely love him, then wanted a second. Of course everything says to get smaller “starter” snakes. Not to get a larger boa until you have snake experience. I was pretty convinced to get a corn snake I like but I really wanted a BI (BCI). My friend said to get the snake I want not the snake I _should_ get. I got a BI and absolutely love him! He’s young, so I get to watch him grow. No regrets at all.

I love the shift of perspective. Trying to give honest information, while encouraging responsible keeping, and not discouraging...rambling aside (haha) great video!!!!

I would enjoy all 3 of the video ideas you mentioned. 👍

I love your straightforward style, backed up with solid experience. A "worst pet snakes" video would be fantastic. And selfishly I'd like a video on Dumeril's - I'm a small-scale hobbyist with mostly pythons (Carpet, Stimson's, GTP) and just one Boa (Brazilian Rainbow), but am thinking/researching the possibility of a Dumeril's.

Thanks for the video. Definitely can't do one now, but would love to have a large snake like this if I feel I can for the long haul. Beautiful snake you have there.

Great video, I agree these are amazing snakes and make great pets if you are willing to put the time in and give them the proper enclosure.

Solid video and you made your points clear.

Great job! Really enjoy your vids! I'd love to hear your thoughts on the worst pet snakes lol! YES, PLEASE DO A DUMERILS COVERAGE TOO!! Curious what you have to say. My girl is what got me really into big snakes. A friend had one when I was a teen, I swore I'd have one someday and now I do. Fantastic pets! ❤🐍❤

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! And thank you for always watching the videos and the great comments!

Excellent video, thanks Jason.

Always good watching your vids. I miss my burms. I had some when I was a teenager...I have not had them since but not because I don't want them again. I was young and ignorant. A wonderful learning experience though! The largest constrictors in my collection are Dumeril's! An amazing species! Would like to see you highlight them. I had my first successful litter early this year!

Really good and informative video Jason. I'm of the opinion that if properly researched, people can have any species of snake as a 'first' snake. The research really is the key cos if done thoroughly you should be well aware of, not only the positives but also the negatives/dangers/pitfalls. Research is key!

Great advice Jason! 👍

I completely agree with you. I wanted a red tail boa constrictor but after much reading ultimately decided it wasn’t a good beginner snake so I bought a ball python. The worst mistake I could have ever made. He’s a great snake but I know realize I could have bought a larger snake which is what I wanted.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

And generally I have nothing against ball pythons. They can be great snakes for some people, but I feel people push them too much because of their size and forget that they are not really super easy snakes overall. Generally ball pythons in the wild sit in a hole in the ground their entire life or close to it LOL

@alexcrowder1673

Жыл бұрын

I love ball pythons, but the fact that they don't move much can really be a double edged sword. It makes them fantastic beginner snakes, but unfortunately it also makes them that much easier to get bored with. My 3 year old holds our ball pythons more than my wife or I do these days. Im glad that I have them though, because I don't want her holding anything else at her age lol. Don't even get me started on ball pythons and how picky they can be lol. The ones who refuse rats their entire lives and ONLY eat mice or ASF are infuriating as someone who breeds his own rats lol. It sucks having to go to the pet shop just for a mouse for that 1 ball python who thinks he's too good for your rats lol.

Beautiful that's what I have a pearl hypo albino love it but mine is only 10 months old

Love our hypo burm definitely my favorite snake in our collection

I wanna see a video of your favorite snakes in your collection and why they are your favorite. Do they have different personalities and habits, do they look awesome, maybe you’ve just had them the longest? I think it would be really cool to see what it’s like to have an established relationship with different snakes, and just how different those relationships can be depending on the type of snake or it’s temperament.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

That's a great video topic! I'll have to make sure to get some help for that one so it's not me fumbling around with the camera but very good video that I have to do in the future

Would love to see a vid an Dumerils, I have gotten into them and plan on producing babies.

I just got my first Burmese like 6 months ago & im in love

Living in Florida these animals are already hard to come by. My love for snakes and large constrictors took me by way of the olive python. I don't see them near as often as burns or retic. But they fill the void nicely for someone who wants a larger snake.

I want that dumerals boa video, i had them for years now and love em

Ive really been enjoying your videos. I have a suggestion for a video and you've mentioned it in a previous video. Can you do a video or a series in different locales? Im sure theres many people like me who want a boa ( typical size) but just can't provide the space that they need and deserve. Ive been looking into the " dwarf " boas as some people call them but they're more of the central Americans. Theres always tons of people who put videos out on BPs but not many who put videos out or even info out on Boas in general and Im always wanting to learn more about these awesome creatures.so definitely the central Americans and would appreciate a video on dumerils. I recently fell in absolute love with the Madagascar tree boa or malagasy tree boa or the sanzinia madagacariensis madagacariensis. The madagacariensis volontany is pretty cool too but definitely prefer the green coloring of the madagacariensis vs volontany. Anyway look forward to future videos.

Those are all great topics! I would love to own a Burm someday, but the size is definitely a deterrent. I have only seen calm wonderful Burms as educational snakes and would hope I could give them the space and time they truly deserve if I did get one. They are wonderful but huge!

One of my burmese pythons was the best behaved snake of all the variety I kept.

Great video, I like the idea of more boa videos. How about a video showing some Burmese python babies.

If I was 10 years younger and my house was bigger I would love a large snake....just amped up my boa game so I’ll see how that goes, lol - no adult boa yet. I love their personality though and those big snakes seem more intelligent and interactive. Held a dwarf retic at Tinley and it was AWESOME!

I have a awesome hypo Burmese. She is 3 yrs. 6months old and she just hit 10ft give or take a bit. They are fantastic pets if you have enough space for them. Mine is so calm my kids named her puppy.

I've had all snakes started corns then royals then boa now I have baby berm and a 9 foot tiger retic wish I started big at the beginning

Very informative, thanks for sharing 👌🏾😎👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾

After watching Snakes On A Plane, I want one now. Burmese Python are badasses.

Good video

Kickin them facts!...Dope video!🔥

Awesome to see regular videos from you jason. Best information for snakes on KZread by far. Quick question that's slightly off topic. How can I become an environmental engineer, is a degree needed or can I go through a certification for it? Thanks in advance and again thanks for the videos!

@AestheticAbe

4 жыл бұрын

Btw a side question, which would you prefer as a final pet snake a burmese vs a retic? Again thanks for the video jason!

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

Depends what type but typically a 4 year degree in engineering, but I work with all kinds of people with different degrees

@AestheticAbe

4 жыл бұрын

@@JasonsExoticReptiles that's what I figured. Wish there was a faster way cuz I have a wife and kids so I need to work and school. Always wanted to do something with wildlife/evironment though.

Great video!!! Very informative and I definitely see both sides. Why and why not! I personally think they make a great second pet unless the person gets it as a baby. Either would give the person time to learn some handling techniques of some sort. Main reason there. But anyhow great video

I love your video's I my self have BCI boa's I have a 4 foot 2019 female and a 2021 male Boa. I plan on getting 2 burmese pythons here hopefully soon or by next year I have always loved the burms always wanted one but sadly wasn't in the posistion to have one due to size the cage they need so i had to wait but I can't wait because I will be getting a possible patternless from a friend of mine when he breeds his female burm then I will probably pair her with a Hypo or even an albino I love albino burms. I fell in love with the burmese pythons when i was 15 years old my sisters friend had 2 puppy dog tame burms who loved to talk but never bit anyone just vocal but she wasn't very to nice to them not properly caring for them which sucked because i would have taken them from her right then and there.

I 100% agree with getting rubbed the wrong way when people are like "I'm going to buy it. But can always sell it later on if it gets too big for me to handle." Just like people who get a puppy and then 10 yrs later they're like "Oh, it's old and needs all this special care that I don't want to deal with" and drop it off at a shelter. I feel like any animal you bring in becomes a family member, and is a family member for life. It's not like you can go "oh, my son is failing all his classes and does nothing but get in trouble. I don't want to deal with it anymore. I'll just get rid of him." You can't do that to your human family members, and shouldn't do that to animals you bring into your household. Also agree with not settling for a snake you don't want. I wanted a bullsnake as my first pet snake. But when I went to my first reptile show, no vendors there were selling bullsnakes. I know I should have just gone home with no snake. But after spending months researching Hong different species and which ones I wanted, I didn't want to wait any longer. I did like ball pythons, so I found one I really liked. He's now my problem child, constantly going on feeding strikes. lol. He's also my pet rock that does nothing but hide.

Im interested in learning about purchasing pure locality boas. Specifically BCCs. I.E. WC, captive bred or wc/cb crosses, tracing back bloodlines to original imports, etc. Thanks!

Love your videos brotha what burmese babies do you have available

I think a Ball Python or a Hognose is the perfect starter snake, then if you like those you can move up to the bigger stuff like boas and burms and retics.

Do you have any retics? I have a albino tiger retic and i love everything about her

I definitely want one of these! I absolutely will be there for the long hall! I was wondering tho could you tell me if they are good with children because at some point I might want to take that on as well but I do not at all want to jeopardize my snake in any way.

These snakes become *large.* (House of Reptiles, in Tigard, had a number of these, including a really *big* one in the front of the store.) When that happens - then, one learns about…. “The *Reach* of the Python.” That said, the snakes of that kind they had there chiefly seemed to be incredibly curious - and otherwise *awesome.*

I would love to hear about your list of worst pet snakes.

@isitoveryet9525

4 жыл бұрын

Same, that would definitely be a fun video 😊

This is a beautiful snake. I love Ball Pythons as they are very docile and get more heaven bodied than corns or Kings and are very beautiful. So they go off eating some, ive never even experienced that.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

You have certainly been lucky then Haha. It usually happens once they hit the 3-4 year old mark and is one of the most frustrating things ever for me.

AWESOME

My male Burm was actually my first reptile. It wasn't really planned but my friend who owned him first couldn't keep him because she was moving back to Florida (I live in Sweden) and she didn't want to give him up to someone she didn't know. I've always loved reptiles so I adopted him. And that was the greatest decision of my life! I absolutely adore my big boi. Ok, he's just 2.5 years old but he's still 8.8 feet so he's a bit boi 😅 I had to build his enclosure because it was way too expensive to purchase a readymade. I agree with everything in this video; they can be a bit costly with food and housing but it's definitely worth it! The size makes them really fun too because I can let my boy roam the apartment (I have to watch him tho cuz he really likes to climb!) without having to worry about him getting lost. Sometimes he just chills in my bed with me when I'm gaming or watching a movie. He once mistook me for food and of course that wasn't fun but it wasn't too bad either. And it was totally my fault because I wasn't careful. That's the only risk with a snake that's really mellow and chill; you forget to be careful. So if you have the space and money I would definitely recommend a Burmese python! ❤

@starsstripes2393

4 жыл бұрын

What happened,did he bite..or start constricting?

@askthefrog

4 жыл бұрын

@@starsstripes2393 Both! 😄 He latched on and when I pulled out my hand he coiled around my arm. I had to carry him to a faucet and pour could water on his face to get him to let go, then I uncoiled him starting at his tail. The bite itself healed pretty quickly but my hand got quite swollen and I did get a tetanus shot to be on the safe side 😊

@starsstripes2393

4 жыл бұрын

@@askthefrog oh wow😬 I hope it doesn't happen again.🤞

Might be kind of hard to find but I highly recommend looking into Super Dwarf Retics if you have doubts about getting a large constrictor. They generally get about 13-14ft at the most. They are still Retics though so you need to socialize them daily like any other snake. I’m pretty sure it’s illegal to own a Burmese in most States but I may be wrong

@JasonsExoticReptiles

2 жыл бұрын

It’s actually illegal to own retics in quite a few states. More than burms. But you are correct that super dwarfs can be good as long as they are actually super dwarfs. Sooo many large and reputable breeders sell dwarf and super dwarf stuff that is not actually dwarf or super dwarf.

Hey Jason, do you also keep some retics? Burms and retics are my favourite, boas are also there but on the third place haha 😁

@JasonsExoticReptiles

3 жыл бұрын

I used to but I do not anymore

Good video, I just subscribed.

Seriously beautiful burm.....

That was a really important point you made there about the snake never thinking that food is coming when its outside... Something i really need to reconsider as i have fed my BCC in my lap just to spite the ''cage aggressive if u feed it inside the cage'' nonsense.

Thanks for the video. I love burms too. I want a hypo het labyrinth soon. You favor any particular breeders? I am liking 3rd Degree Burms lately.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

I honestly don't really follow who's doing what too much. Kind of in my own world until I need something that I do some asking around. Buscemi the bed night

love it and totally agree

@edwardmazzetta

4 жыл бұрын

and my guess as to what the worst pet snakes are reticulated pythons even though I love them and have them too, i recognize they are rough. The dumerils boas would be an awesome topic! I'll be getting a pair one day for sure.

Nice video! A huge snake like a burm is definetly not for me, because I am a pretty small woman and I don't feel very comfortable handling anything bigger than a boa, but I can see how burmese pythons can be good pets for other people. Also you may have mentioned it, I have to admit I got distracted once or twice during the vid, but one thing that would be an issue for me if I wanted to have an enormous constrictor like this (again, I don't) is how to obtain their food. You mentioned feeding them not being cheap, but apart from that, frozen rats and mice are fairly easy to come by, but these guys outgrow that kind of food. Do you have any opinions/advice for that? Because I can hardly imagine that I am the only one wondering about it

I really appreciate your emphasis on keeping a pet for life. Yes things happen that are outside of our control and that’s what rescues are for; but that isn’t the same as prioritizing something else over an animal you were supposed to be committed to for life. That is something that bothers me immensely, no matter the type of pet. Here’s a question for you - why have retics become so much more popular than Burms? I feel like when I was a kid (I’m an early 90’s relic), Burms were the quintessential “big snake” but now it seems like everyone prefers retics. I just think it’s interesting, since Burms are (usually) so kind and gentle.

@Metal7771

4 жыл бұрын

I hate it when people abandon or push their pets off on others, we had a cat pushed off on us, and it's not the best cat, it throws up all the time, damn near allergic to all flee treatments and has a bad attitude and over all bad demeanor.

Hey Jason, so Het does show through with Berms? You mentioned it gives them a nice glow. THanks.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes. Nothing in a predictable way that you can tell 100% for sure but many Burms genes do show in hets

I just love Burmese Pythons! They are a pretty hardy species as well 🙂👍🏻

Thank you, my friend. I know of one for sale who is in horrid conditions. Wish I could take her! I recognize my limitations, however. :(

Absolutely Beautiful snake . I’m trying to convince my wife on getting a Burmese. She’s thinking a non constrictor for the kids safety . Our next home we will have a garage , then I will get my python.

I have a really good question: Which big snake is better a boa, (specifically bci) or a reticulated python? My boyfriend wants to get a bigger snake and was looking at a retic, but I really like boas with the way they look. I just don’t have any pros and cons between the two because I don’t know much about them.

My first large snake was a Burmese Python that I got from someone that was scared of it because she was spicy from not being handled

I would like to hear about Dumerils ;)

Some 1 needs to do a mix of notorious big free styles on the street, yes it's me the B I G free styles with slim shadey

Absolutely agree. We love our burms.

Dude this is awesome... I just got a male albino het labyrinth from Nerd...

Hi bud I've currently been owning common boa's and ball pythons, I'm getting a albino burmese in a month just getting viv ready. Questions I got how different would they ne to my other snakes apart from the others can you please tell me more on tap training and anything else you think we be helpful that I may not know. Thanks a lot

Wow that is a beautiful snake 👍🏻🇬🇧

10:40 same for my arborials

It was my first pet snake when I was 12 had him to I was 25

I know that you keep in racks but how would you set up a display vivarium and what kind of heat and material?

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

That is so variable that there's really no straight answer. Best thing I can say is to use some materials that will last under high humidity and insulated very well because the larger the enclosure the harder it is to keep that heat and humidity in

Do you keep any snakes in a "enclosures" or are they all in racks? I'm in the process of building a 5' enclosure for my boa and I'm looking for ideas!!

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

A little of both. Mainly racks but I do have a few six foot Vision cages.

As I’ve said in the past...a video on Central American boas would go over well.

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

I'm working on that one for sure.

What morph is your Burmese? She looks cool af

hey Jason, im thinking of getting a burm soon, should i get a male or female?

I love burms I don't use cages tho they have a hole room

@leksilou1427

4 жыл бұрын

c s burm life that’s what I was thinking I would do 😆

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

When I was younger I used to do much larger enclosures and even things like the monitors that you guys may have seen had some pretty large cages. The problem with the large cages or a whole room for that matter is that it's extremely difficult to keep your temperatures and humidity where they need to be. If you midity for a Burmese python will literally rot a remote in a matter of months so it's very difficult. I found generally, the larger the cage the more things are wrong in terms of temperature and humidity. Just so difficult to keep things correct. Not to say not to say it cant be done because I have done it and have seen it many times, just very difficult for the average person

@burmlife9744

4 жыл бұрын

@@JasonsExoticReptiles I'm very lucky I don't use heat unless it's really cold they get there heat from me at night retain it though the day then same again they cool themselfs when they want then come to me for warmth it's also keeps them super take. They only go to there cages for feeding now and they have to do it at the same time which they do

@JobForARetic

4 жыл бұрын

@@burmlife9744 Wtf did I just read..?

@Oni1Tap

4 жыл бұрын

@@burmlife9744 yeaa.....either your lying or your keeping your snakes pretty wrong

Nowadays retics are very very tame - you have to pick your Burmese for temperament , even bcc boas- anacondas & probably all your really cool snakes have to be picked for not being skiddish - the more the species has been captive bred the better off .

Very beautiful creature. o_o

@JasonsExoticReptiles

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I'm thinking about getting a male burmese coz smaller than girls how big would a male get and how fast do they grow please love your vids to amazing snake s

I had animals in the past, and would like to get back in to the hobby once again, but right now I'm feeling the effects of the economy, inflation so gonna have to wait on it?

love burmese pythons, never had a pet snake before and really want one, but I dont think I will because of the dangers of a snake like that I have no experience so wouldnt know how to recognise behaviour properly, and if they would ever attack it can be seriously dangerous

Do you have much experience with retics? Do you think retics are actually a little smarter, as some people say or just more reactive?

@giftedbuthumble

3 жыл бұрын

Way smarter