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Soldering iron or a drill, works like a charm

@@justkeagzz7083 you can use a old Styrofoam box. All you need is a heat pad, thermostat and your sorted

@@justkeagzz7083 that method of incubation is old but still one of the best ways to incubate. Fish tank, water In bottom. Fish tank heater and the tubs above water level in vermiculite mixture. Very very good method. Just not practical for large scale breeding

hi there , i usually put them together witness copulation and then seperate for a few days . but you can introduce and if there is no violence leave them together for 3 days .seperate and feed ,keep seperate for 4 days amd them re introduce .you can repeat this process untill your confident she is gravid

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That's awesome! You got a long time to learn, that's how I felt about it when I was your age. You'll have to let me know where you end up!

no they do bite ,but its of no severe pain usually a bigger fright then anything else

Thank you! I'm happy you liked them!

Totally understandable! Not everyone's into snakes that spend so much time underground. however they are incredibly easy to keep

@@PatrickPedersen-r8b she's I big girl I haven't weighed or measured her but if have to geuss she's touching base on the 2.7m mark

@@farmingwithmuscovys haha I had a little laugh when I made it

You will notice a emaculate diffirence in vertility a varied diet is a great thing! However it wount necessarily mean your female will chomp your male because of that. First hour observation is crucial to see what their response towards each other is going to be

@@martinyong4153 hey man welcome back! So after you had your snakes hibernate they will start eating again and go through a shedding cycle. Ones they shed you introduce them usually best to take the male to the female then vice verse. Once together observe and make sure there is no aggressive behavior if you have no aggressive behavior you'll see the male jirking on the female and before you know it your first lock

@@Undisputedreptiles I saw them first lock 👍 when should I take out the male after they unlock ? Or I should i let him together with female up to a week ? And when can I put him to serve another female ?

Hey man! We dont have atm but I can help you get send me a email on eckhardvdw@gmail.com

These where Guinea pigs.

I'd give her another year females are better at 3 years old

Bit of a mix up on my end. Videos can be quite flustering to keep track. It's ment to be anery B. No need for apologizing on the enquiry.

Interesting perspective! With that in mind I wouldn't do Kenyan sand boas either. How ever the rest of the list should cover for that

Thank you

Some bites have shown to be quite severe. Don't know if that's the best of ideas for someone who doesn't know how to dodge a bite yet

@@Undisputedreptiles Hoggies are puppies 😍. I've had both, and balls can be absolute buggers to start feeding. Plus, how can you resist that cute little Hoggy nose 🤣?

@@darrenleelayton6052 hoggies are cute 100% agree but ours seem to not be able to see the diffirence between our fingers then food

Thank you so much

Hey Tim. Tail lengths Is a dead give away. Long narrow tapered tails are the boys and shorter tails are girls. When you see a whole group together it's easy to distinguishing between genders. We recently had a live video of our female giving birth where we show a example of how we look at it. However it's not conclusive there is room for error.

@@Undisputedreptiles thank you so much mate. I‘m a experienced breeder. But for me it’s absolutely hard so see the difference at Trimeresurus. Currently I have a clutch of 10 blue insularis for sale but struggle with the genders lol Normally I pop the babys but the little Trims are way to fragile in my opinion.

@@timshady5623 100% they are super fragile when babies, if you want you can send me some pics on insta and I can give it a go

Awesome suggestion! I'll look into doing that!

Hi I mean no zero disrespect here, and i hope you take this as critisism and not condemnation, but i have watched 90 % of your video's, and me who has only been doing this for around 5 years, starting in the States before coming to South Africa, know more about corn snake genetics than gets posted here. I wouldn't suggest this in any way, shape or form, some of the terminolgy used here is very confusing, and i know flustering to keep track ( your words, not mine) ( Melanistic-B and Ultra Amel (aka ultraMEL). yes! The videos are sometimes fun to watch, but are no way edicational, or informative in my personal opinion. The fact that you need to resort to online platforms to ask for assistance to ID some corns ,reasures me of this comment . I also recall having a discussion on one of the whatsapp groups about an snake that you labled as ghost tessera, which I informed you was not a tessera, but a motley facebook.com/groups/556731548897403/?hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&multi_permalinks=1232946577942560 i would rather read up and learn a bit more before opening this can of worms

King snake have ability to eat baby rattlesnake they have no reaction to the venomous

Hi man! Haha yeah no live feeding here by me. In rsa it's actually illegal to feed life prey to our snakes. But yes. I try to diverse all my animal diets as close to what's natural as possible

That's 100% correct! I'd think the only snake that could potentially rival King snakes prowelness would be the musurana. Venom just does nothing to these snakes haha

Heyyy man! Amazing I'm happy I could help and congrats on the side winder babies! They take super easy tho. I had a new born that was assisted about 2-3 times. After that they where making day old pinkies

@@Undisputedreptiles that’s good to know, it was a pain to force feed those little guys. Sponge trick worked with 4 of them but the other 4 gave me too much trouble so I ended up just grabbing them behind the head and hoped for the best lol. But all 8 are fed now and hopefully will start growing big enough to take pinkies. Thanks again brotha!

They are too legit!

@@Ray-vq2jc yeah and all you need to control them is two fingers and a water bowl *DISCLOSURE*:everyone reading this, this is abit of a running joke with the recent taipan bite. Please DO NOT GET A TAIPAN as a first venomous.... Actually best not get a taipan at all...

Thank you so much

@@joshuastover1047 they are incredible snakes! We're hoping to get some of the fancier genetics of these guys. Awesome species

Thank you so much I appreciate that

Thanks so much! I appreciate that

They're a little to big for a first time snake in my opinion. That's why I didn't put them on

Thanks man, really appreciate it

Thank you so much! I appreciate that

@@Undisputedreptiles keep doing you I shared it to all my buddy’s

They are essentially in the same family group pantheropis but I feel giving them seperate spots on this video is right. Since Texans get significantly larger then average corns and can be a tad bit more spicy

@@oceaneggo this is our breeding trip so 3 snakes all together. It looks clustered but the enclosure is a whopping 3m deep and 1.5m wide

@@carsonkay4344 sure that's something I can take a look at doing

Wow... Where do you stay where these animals are banned? I'm sorry to hear that tho

You can easily get by a PitBull ban by simply stating you dont have a pitbull, you have an American Staffordshire Terrier

@@R3B3L-_-2 that's awesome!

We have falsies here in Rsa aswell just availability is so scarce