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Curious, is there any big difference between the 2? In terms of size mostly, I know the boa’s will get about .5-.75lbs heavier on average but every photo I’ve seen of full grown tree pythons they always look so thin.

Nice 🙂👍 are they same size as Brazilian rainbow boa, and large coulubirds like indigos get 8 ft but I also wanna know can they eat same prey size being that all snakes I mention seem to be equal size as adults and all are testerial tree climbers 😊 so being that Brazilian rainbow boa, emerald basin's, indigos are as adults very much similar size and climb eat same prey seems good only thing will seem be different is there girth as to which one will eat the larger prey item . Which is typically rats , bats, birds , 🦎. But the question is a 6-8 ft adult can stay rats entire life but at that size idk if just 1 large rat is good maybe a jumbo rat works best my intake .

Where do you get those black swirly rods that you use for perches?

can a adult green tree python live in a enclosure this size 30'' x 18'' x 30'' or 24'' x 18'' x 36'' my condo has limit space

Do you have any jungles for sale

You mean them smuggling to Indonesia has slowed down because Papua New Guinea has them listed as fully protected.

Yeah Adam is the shit. I liked and subbed. PS your snake looks so intimidating, I have two baby balls just got in the club 😁

Do they get any bigger than rainbow boas ?

Can you feed a 7 footer jumbo rats ? Im ball python owner myself i know for sure they eat jumbos but balls are shorter then these both as adults . And also know that black rat snakes , eastern indigos snakes , rainbow boas,,bullsnakes all eat jumbo rats also . Also wondering sence they love birds in trees so much will it eat full grown pigeon? Can you give them adult chemelons, tokays , skinks , bearded dragons lizard ?

Any tips on handling them ?

Love that intro!😂

How you doing man ??

YOU ARE ON TOP OF IT GARY….these are BEAUTIFUL SNAKES….I don’t have them, but am getting very educated watching your videos. Fantastic job you do🏆.

Where do you get your water crocks from? How much are “pet” quality if there is such😬? And which one stays smaller. Thank you

Which stays smaller?

Hi! Where can I find snakes you have for sale or keep up to date on your availability? Thanks!

Boelans pythons are a pinaccle to anyone's collection and very gorgeous animal. They can grow 7 to 8 ft maybe even 9 ft kinda like what a carpet python size is.

I wish only a few of the emeralds would stay the reddish orange and not go through the octagenic color change. Just a few I still love their vibrant greens. I guess iff I would want an orange red tree boa I would settle with an Amazon tree boa but the emerald tree boa would look out of this world in reds and oranges as adults.

your absolutely right David makes the best perches. my condros and carpets love them. far superior to the others popping up with their 3d printing companies no question.

warning appreciated ✌️

Miss U brian.. My reptile hero and guru..

Totally get you on the emotional effect of handling a Boelens in person. They're truly remarkable and special. There is something 'other' about them. If I had the space they deserved, I'd justify the cost.

A very well known breeder here in Germany breeds his females in their twenties. The oldest female he paired up was thirty years old (30) and give him a perfect clutch but died right after it if I remember correctly. Markus Weier is his name. He is also the writer of a book about husbandry/ keeping and breeding green tree pythons. Anyway… keep going the videos! I absolutely love your content. You’re too funny and the interactions with your wife always let me fell from my chair 😂

Is there a way I can call you

48x24x24 is NOT big enough.

For all the anal ones, wasn’t it 5 of 6 defecated (one hid a poop in the bottom corner?). Loving the content 😊

2 different dreams snakes, beautiful. Hi's last name is kind of pronounced ..."new-in" said real fast.

You also got gosford line diamonds here in Europe. I’m Looking to add a gotternburg diamond this summer. Fantastic animals.

I have avoided credit cards my entire life, but when I saw those baby boelens pythons posted on morph Market... 🥵

Gorgeous animals!!! Some day I’ll have Emeralds!

That third emerald hid its poop well from you XD

Meanwhile, here in Brazil, it is prohibited to keep and reproduce our own snake fauna. We have a maximum of 10 legal reptile farms throughout the country, with very few species and morphs, at exorbitant prices. Here our communist government hates entrepreneurs and they are about to vote on a legislative project that completely prohibits the trade of any pets, due to the lobby of pseudo-environmentalists, a complete nonsense.

Timor-pythons are the same demeanor as boelen's python just as fun interested

I saw Bill posted them!!! They are amazinggg ❤

Beautiful snakes Gary Thank you for sharing

Amazing snakes definitely the best channel out there . One day I will get my hands on one of your babies keep up the good work 💪🏼

Ohh I want a female Boelen’s python so bad. Bad timing for me right now. I’ll get one one day.

Watching you from south africa. Love your video.and get well soon

Man I would to get my hands on some of you babies one day love the videos man 💪🏼💪🏼

Killer animals as always

I'm that jealous I want to dislike the vid 😁

Man I can’t wait to be able to afford a Boelen’s. Once female babies are 5k, I’ll be hitting up Gary real quick.

Hope you stay healthy Gary. You’re an important part of the hobby.

Great video awesome snakes

Thanks again Gary! Incredible video and animals as always 🤘🐍

Boelens and Papuan olives are my goal pythons

I'm not even in the right tax bracket to be allowed to watch this content.

8:19 This youngster looks just like one of its 2 South American relatives the Emerald Tree Boa & the Rainbow Boa.

At what age do you stop misting your babies and cut back on by keeping the humidity so high ?

Sweet looking carpet pythons. Im thinking about getting one at some point. Currently learning all I can about them. Team idgaf bout overpaid assholes.