Dan the joy and surprise on your face was something to see! Good to see you that happy about it. The scrubs are beautiful and I was surprised to see how far the one in particular could support itself while moving! The spotted pythons you managed to import after so many years and effort i can see has you very exited. Congratulations and do have fun 👍🏻👌🏻😁
A couple of things about unboxing videos. For one they are very redundant. Also, my pre-order customers enjoy confidentiality so it wouldn't make sense for me to show animals that are going to them. However, when there is something new or noteworthy like this one, I have no problem showing that aspect of it. The other thing is we are usually in a rush to sort and distribute so time constraints often make it difficult to film.
Please do not discontinue the unboxing episodes. Customer confidentiality is important, I get it, but please show us the rest. We are not all as fortunate as you to have such an incredible import business. Where else can we see something this interesting and COOL!?
Keep doing your thing. Since the first time I visited your table and started watching your videos my vision and goal in the hobby has changed. Thank you Dan! 🙏🏿
Congrats Dan! That shipment was spectacular. I hope you are able to successfully breed those and eventually make a private locality breeder as stoked as you when you first opened the bag. The scrubs you acquired are absolutely beautiful as well. Congrats again
Dan your the man... I love what you do because you have so much diversity with reptiles... I like the usual too it's just awesome seeing and learning about new stuff
Stunning, stunning, stunning!!!!!! I've always been nuts for Antaresia! I remember watching the episode of Mark O'Shea's Big Adventure where he discovers maculosa in Papua in 2000. Please keep and breed these! They definitely need to be established legally in U.S. collections. I'm patient, but no matter the price, I will be buying some of these from you when you are successful producing them. Those adults may need a season or two to acclimate, but they are definitely big enough to breed! Great work!
Wow a new locality of spotted pythons. You can see some differences on camera. I can imagine what they look like in person. Great for you and DM EXOTICS!!! cant wait to see what y li u learn and get from them. Love the whitelips!!!!!
Oh man I like it all adventure, important imports , also unboxing is awesome , what a great channel and I look forward to spending some money when I ready and done with my snake room since I grew out of my extra bedroom already lol , can’t wait to do business with a few certain great people and DM is one hopefully
Those spotted pythons are beautiful. D'Alberts, one of my favorite. That locality looks gorgeous. Thanks for all the work you do to bring beautiful, documented reptiles. 🧐
Spotties! That's so cool! I have one here in Minnesota. Really cool snake. Great feeding response. Sweetheart. They're such cool snakes to keep as pets :). Glad to see you working with them!
Just watching this video after watching your one with the new classification of these pythons, little did you know when you did this video that 2 years later you find out that they were a new species, congratulations man you're awesome
I actually had a very strong feeling and had already submitted the skins for mDNA. It was covid that delayed the results and I had already reached out to Dave Barker for assistance in writing the paper if the mDNA came back the way I suspected. Someone else beat me to it and saved me a ton of work :)
Always glad to see the unboxing especially when it’s not something you would normally see also how are you going to breed with the move to Thailand coming soon?
I can totally understand your stoke over this project. Our minds work alike. Please go into more detail on the Leiopythons. I have a southern and he is a psycho. Always looking for more docile localities.
The only information I have on Leiopython and those that are docile would go back to my Tanahmerah/Boven Digoel locality. These two new ones are Aru and seem docile as well but I think two is not enough to declare as a common trait amongst all from there.
Oh l love them, l have two females and one male though he is patternless. Certainly have one that is a little more busy with her spots and one that has more striping. They are gorgeous and one of my favorites and glad you were able to get them. MIne are wanting to breed at the moment and l find every May they start not wanting to eat and want to do nothing but breed, not necessarily weekly eaters as an adult either and prefer the 10 to 14 day feeding. Of course mine are from Australia, so your ones maybe a little different. Well that little scrubby showed he or she has an attitude but also very beautiful pythons and l would certainly trust your information about them.
Great video If unboxing videos are no longer fun, then please show updates on your ptyas caranatis. Live feedings and animal husbandry would be awesome. Thx
I am not sure if any of the work involved in putting out videos is "fun" but I am concerned that the videos will all look the same. Some youtubers just keep dumping the same thing over and over again and people watch, "my snake is sick", "I got bit again", etc. However, we want to provide value. Five years from now no one is going to search "I got bit"...but I could definitely see someone searching Papuan Antaresia to research some background info on newer animals in the hobby.
Can't tell anyone ...people get weird and greedy if you tell them about things especially if they aren't in on it.... People get crazy.... So happy for you that is big... Wonder if they are the same or different... Wonder if they are compatible with each other... If it doesn't ruin the gene
I think the true meaning as to why these animals are so special will go over most peoples’ heads. I am extremely interested in the pythons that separated from Australia and also occur in PNG and west Papua. There are still animals out there that are virtually unknown...navigating trade laws to be able to truly study them are very difficult. This is a big deal.
@@rmzlife Honestly, we don't really concern ourselves with feeling appreciated or how people feel about us. I mean, it is great to have a following but my excitement over these new snakes would be no different even if we had no social media presence. We do stuff, we share...some watch and enjoy, some hate, some we inspire.
We as in the USA? America is one of the more lax countries when it comes to importing. CITES is an international treaty for which all participating countries must comply…if not a member, you cannot be a player. While following those guidelines, each country can impose further requirements and restrictions and the USA is one of the easier ones.
@@grantcowan-hackett7013 Oh no not me, I made this video realizing that I would be one of the very few people that would be geeked out over an animal that currently is a very common pet trade species. I think it won't make any sense to average hobbyists until the genetic work is done...or perhaps if it results in a new python species or ssp. I think at that point it would be easier for most to understand the significance if this ends up being the case. From my perspective, it is not everyday that one is staring at an animal that potentially is a new python. Your favorite Australian maculosa was described in 1873. This could be something happening in your era, that you are watching on youtube because I am sharing it as things move forward. I think that is pretty darn cool and if you like Australian "blonde" morph maculosa that is also cool...it is just that it has nothing to do with the point of this video.
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I've barely seen the intro and you already have me in debt for the next 5 years Dan...what are you doing to me... can't wait to see what you have
Dan the joy and surprise on your face was something to see! Good to see you that happy about it.
The scrubs are beautiful and I was surprised to see how far the one in particular could support itself while moving! The spotted pythons you managed to import after so many years and effort i can see has you very exited. Congratulations and do have fun 👍🏻👌🏻😁
Dont stop unboxing videos, they are my favorite!
A couple of things about unboxing videos. For one they are very redundant. Also, my pre-order customers enjoy confidentiality so it wouldn't make sense for me to show animals that are going to them. However, when there is something new or noteworthy like this one, I have no problem showing that aspect of it. The other thing is we are usually in a rush to sort and distribute so time constraints often make it difficult to film.
Please do not discontinue the unboxing episodes. Customer confidentiality is important, I get it, but please show us the rest. We are not all as fortunate as you to have such an incredible import business. Where else can we see something this interesting and COOL!?
You're doing great for the hobby and bringing great animals into the states
Keep doing your thing. Since the first time I visited your table and started watching your videos my vision and goal in the hobby has changed. Thank you Dan! 🙏🏿
Congrats Dan! That shipment was spectacular. I hope you are able to successfully breed those and eventually make a private locality breeder as stoked as you when you first opened the bag. The scrubs you acquired are absolutely beautiful as well. Congrats again
Awesome job pushing things forward
I really like that show HISTORY IN THE MAKING| DM EXOTICS GREAT WORK 👍 DMexotics
Dan your the man... I love what you do because you have so much diversity with reptiles... I like the usual too it's just awesome seeing and learning about new stuff
Stunning, stunning, stunning!!!!!! I've always been nuts for Antaresia! I remember watching the episode of Mark O'Shea's Big Adventure where he discovers maculosa in Papua in 2000. Please keep and breed these! They definitely need to be established legally in U.S. collections. I'm patient, but no matter the price, I will be buying some of these from you when you are successful producing them. Those adults may need a season or two to acclimate, but they are definitely big enough to breed! Great work!
Wow a new locality of spotted pythons. You can see some differences on camera. I can imagine what they look like in person. Great for you and DM EXOTICS!!! cant wait to see what y li u learn and get from them. Love the whitelips!!!!!
What a Great Day Indeed!! ConGrats!! Very Beautiful!!
That's really neat. Antaresia are such a good species to work with and keep which makes this all the more exciting. Great show!
Congratulations! I’m glad your dream is coming true. I agree that you have to stay quiet and push through. I’m so happy for you and Apple!!!👍👍
Wow perfect timing! I was just rewatching some old videos
Oh man I like it all adventure, important imports , also unboxing is awesome , what a great channel and I look forward to spending some money when I ready and done with my snake room since I grew out of my extra bedroom already lol , can’t wait to do business with a few certain great people and DM is one hopefully
Those spotted pythons are beautiful. D'Alberts, one of my favorite. That locality looks gorgeous. Thanks for all the work you do to bring beautiful, documented reptiles. 🧐
Spotties! That's so cool! I have one here in Minnesota. Really cool snake. Great feeding response. Sweetheart. They're such cool snakes to keep as pets :). Glad to see you working with them!
That's amazing. Congratulations on your tremendous accomplishment and continued success with that project!!!
top top la video merci a vous
The REALEST seller/breeder in the hobby.
Just watching this video after watching your one with the new classification of these pythons, little did you know when you did this video that 2 years later you find out that they were a new species, congratulations man you're awesome
I actually had a very strong feeling and had already submitted the skins for mDNA. It was covid that delayed the results and I had already reached out to Dave Barker for assistance in writing the paper if the mDNA came back the way I suspected. Someone else beat me to it and saved me a ton of work :)
You look so happy 😊.. Congrats man.. I hope We meet someday.. Maybe you visit Romania
Pretty awesome...love those d'alberts....but really love the spotted.... you're going to let me take care of those when you move right.... lol
Glad to see and hear that another dream is now reality. You’re a good man and you deserve it. Apple as well.
Awesome score, man. Can't wait to see where these projects go.
Wooo Antaresia!
Unreal. This is what I’m talking about!
Ah man I can feel your stoke and it gets me geeked too!
Rofl great start to this video "ooh I think tbis one likes me..and that one doesn't like you" 😂😂😂
awesome.
Very cool buddy. I love antarasia. You have something there. Well deserved
Thank you Dan, awesome snakes
Hope for follow-ups in the years to come
Beautiful snakes
Always glad to see the unboxing especially when it’s not something you would normally see also how are you going to breed with the move to Thailand coming soon?
We are working on making some future ideas a reality. In time I will reveal.
Pretty cool, man. Congrats!
Hot dam! Dan you're killing it.
I can totally understand your stoke over this project. Our minds work alike. Please go into more detail on the Leiopythons. I have a southern and he is a psycho. Always looking for more docile localities.
The only information I have on Leiopython and those that are docile would go back to my Tanahmerah/Boven Digoel locality. These two new ones are Aru and seem docile as well but I think two is not enough to declare as a common trait amongst all from there.
I can't wait either I've been looking at getting a pair of spotted or Stimsons
Awesome awesome awesome!
Oh l love them, l have two females and one male though he is patternless. Certainly have one that is a little more busy with her spots and one that has more striping. They are gorgeous and one of my favorites and glad you were able to get them. MIne are wanting to breed at the moment and l find every May they start not wanting to eat and want to do nothing but breed, not necessarily weekly eaters as an adult either and prefer the 10 to 14 day feeding. Of course mine are from Australia, so your ones maybe a little different. Well that little scrubby showed he or she has an attitude but also very beautiful pythons and l would certainly trust your information about them.
very beautiful Anteresia, nicer than the aussie ones. The female seems rather large too. Nice!
Holy crap😱😱😱😱😱
Keep your mouth shut, and do your thing. Great advice.
Great video
If unboxing videos are no longer fun, then please show updates on your ptyas caranatis. Live feedings and animal husbandry would be awesome.
Thx
I am not sure if any of the work involved in putting out videos is "fun" but I am concerned that the videos will all look the same. Some youtubers just keep dumping the same thing over and over again and people watch, "my snake is sick", "I got bit again", etc. However, we want to provide value. Five years from now no one is going to search "I got bit"...but I could definitely see someone searching Papuan Antaresia to research some background info on newer animals in the hobby.
Very cool,hope you guys got to breed them...they look very dociles..
Put me on a waiting list no matter what they are would love a pair of you have success breeding them
So are the auru locality dealberts going to be something you can get now or just a one off?
That I couldn't say for sure but probably just a random offering.
Ok. Ok,.. I'll take'm those will go great with my children's....
any update on those amethistina ? might have missed it , not very active online
Can't tell anyone ...people get weird and greedy if you tell them about things especially if they aren't in on it.... People get crazy.... So happy for you that is big... Wonder if they are the same or different... Wonder if they are compatible with each other... If it doesn't ruin the gene
Great, I love this group of snakes, they prove very popular on my videos!
I think the true meaning as to why these animals are so special will go over most peoples’ heads. I am extremely interested in the pythons that separated from Australia and also occur in PNG and west Papua. There are still animals out there that are virtually unknown...navigating trade laws to be able to truly study them are very difficult. This is a big deal.
Maybe it's the camera angle, but those front windows while he's driving look massive lol.
Three windshield wipers :)
Are tentacled snakes just not coming in anymore? I feel like I've been waiting for over two years
I saw some in the facility in Malaysia a couple of years ago but nothing since then.
Please, please, please tell me you’re still going to be breeding and selling when you move to Thailand. You keep such awesome animals!
What about the white lips? Were they just southern locality?
Dobo Island, Aru...same map graphic for the scrubs.
@@DMExotics awesome, love everything you and your wife do for the hobby. Hopefully people truly understand and appreciate all that you two are doing.
@@rmzlife Honestly, we don't really concern ourselves with feeling appreciated or how people feel about us. I mean, it is great to have a following but my excitement over these new snakes would be no different even if we had no social media presence. We do stuff, we share...some watch and enjoy, some hate, some we inspire.
if you produce some of the spotteds please keep us updated. i would be interested in a trio if possible. i have a trio of Australian
Oh trust me, any new developments will be shared here.
Which one of the ant hill is the smallest
Australian ones I think are lighter and led patterning
I look scrub python from dobo ,is a tracy pattern sir...
Are you talking about the one that exported to Japan already?
I'm happy for you... It's so awesome love white lips
Very cool I breed a small number of children’s python’s but I live in Australia
Is it hard getting the people from overseas to comply with all of the USA laws? Are we the only ones that have laws like that?
We as in the USA? America is one of the more lax countries when it comes to importing. CITES is an international treaty for which all participating countries must comply…if not a member, you cannot be a player. While following those guidelines, each country can impose further requirements and restrictions and the USA is one of the easier ones.
More boa stuff like strange or rare s/a locals like bcc bci hog etc
I haven't worked with boas for many years...I would not be the authority on that stuff.
that color thow !? I mean that color is probably the biggest difference?
There are some colors there that are very unique, especially on the sides and the head/neck.
Australia macs are nicer especially blondes
I think you missed the entire point of the video.
I think someone needs a thicker skin my man, just relax.. nice animals
@@grantcowan-hackett7013 Oh no not me, I made this video realizing that I would be one of the very few people that would be geeked out over an animal that currently is a very common pet trade species. I think it won't make any sense to average hobbyists until the genetic work is done...or perhaps if it results in a new python species or ssp. I think at that point it would be easier for most to understand the significance if this ends up being the case. From my perspective, it is not everyday that one is staring at an animal that potentially is a new python. Your favorite Australian maculosa was described in 1873. This could be something happening in your era, that you are watching on youtube because I am sharing it as things move forward. I think that is pretty darn cool and if you like Australian "blonde" morph maculosa that is also cool...it is just that it has nothing to do with the point of this video.
I think grants a dumbass