Green tree pythons are known for their attitudes. Here are some tips and tricks to handling these normally feisty snakes! Music: www.purple-planet.com & www.bensound.com/royalty-free...
TheRebornPheonix well it’s kinda obvious that with any new or maybe nervous snake you should be gentle and slow instead of just yanking them out of the enclosure
Mike Corbett yea I agree and I’m getting an snake because of her she is the best and the species of the snake is corn snakes when I move I’m getting one :D
@TheRebornPheonix This is true and I appreciate you pointing that out but there are ball pythons that can be jerks; however, they are generally easy going. I have to admit that it's been a while since I've seen this so I don't remember it all that well but it should be obvious that you'd have to relate any info to the particular snake you are keeping/going to keep. I have an Australian Water Python and she was really pissy when I got her but over time she grew to trust me, I had to move slow with her and often felt like a lion tamer but I eventually got her to calm down.
I really don't like animal youtubers except emzotic of course but I'm really loving this channel. Shes not becoming a horder just for more views to adding to some collection. It's educational and interesting and she has a passion for breeding and as far as I've seen, in the most humane way possible.
This makes me so happy. Remember reading a book as a kid about a young green python who was yellow instead of green, and he tried to stay yellow because he didn't want to be sleepy and green like the adult snakes, but he ended up turning green anyways, and learned to accept it. Edit: The book is called Verdi!!
SO not a snake lover, but I do love someone with a love for what they do. Her excitement and level of knowledge have just pulled me in. Will keep watching.
Absolutely fantastic content. I love how much respect and care you had for the snakes, and I think it's awesome that you are showing how if you are careful the snakes will not bite. I really want to work with sorong gtps in the future. Thanks for the great vid! :)
I acquired one of these little guys many moons ago. I got it from a pet store that was going out of business. It was one of the most friendly snakes I ever had. It loved to ride around on my arm. When it was a baby it loved being in my chest vest pocket. I guess it loved my heat. It NEVER tried to strike me. It was an awesome snake I miss to this day. We kept it her in a heated aquarium and fed and handled her regularly. When she died, I was heartbroken. I don't know how long they should live in captivity...but I miss her. Thanks for the awesome videos!
Two questions: How often *could* you handle them? Since you mentioned they get stressed from too much handling How often *should* you handle them in order for them to get used to handling? Like with ground snakes you said 15 mins, twice a day but these species are much different so I was wondering if the frequency of handling is different too.
when i was first getting my GT python used to being handled i did it once a day, every day for around 15 minutes, usually at about 11am. she ended up comfortable (no longer striking at me) with being held after around 2 months. bare in mind she was an adult and it would be easier if you got one from a juvenile age. :)
I'm not a gtp keeper but generally snake handling protocols are similar and are something like this start with short sessions and pay attention to it's behavior increasing handling based on how the individual responses are.
It helps to be predictable. Like, tend towards, or even schedule it on, always the same time of day, hold them for the same amount of time as always, show up the same number of times as you do every week, be consistent. Let them know when to expect it. This helps them get used to it way more than never being able to tell when or how often you’re coming. Then, eventually, slowly increase the times you show up, but make those predictable and timely, too. This actually applies to all animals, not just snakes. You need to let them get ready for you. Don’t just handle them randomly.
The older the age, the less chance you may have for taming them successfully, which is the unfortunate truth. The smaller they are, obviously handle them 10 minutes a day or sometime… I wouldn't say it's a completely lost cause the bigger they get, save any creature; just that they're going to tolerate a lot less time being bothered. But it has to be consistent. I'm beginning to see these sort of species, + others, as possibly unicorns or display animals only. 🤷♂️😭Definitely not animal ambassador material😂...Of course anything is possible. People get lucky all the time right👍😘
Oh my gosh the Sorong Green Tree Python was so sweet? He really did have a wonderful disposition and not to mention he was an adorable little snek!! I'm not a huge snake person (kinda scared of them tbqh) and never plan on getting a snake as a pet but I love watching your videos :)
According to my parents, when I was 4 I took a snake right out of it's cage (it was my dad's friend's. Not the best supervision). I feel bad for the snake. Ball python, I believe. Another time I held a baby cornsnake, with permission, at a pet store. We weren't there for pets, we were there for dog food. I was listening and paying attention, so I don't think I stressed the snake out. I don't have a good memory of it. Another time, we had a reptile program at school one day. Only a few kids at a time watching it. I held a very large snake, pretty sure it was an albino Burmese python. No orange, just yellow and white. We had almost five other people? Four adults, two kids. Lots of supervision (people who have worked with these reptiles for a VERY long time. Professionals.) to make sure no incidents happen. So, I can't relate to your snake fear. But, I definitely don't expect to get a pet to snake until I'm out of the house. My family plans on getting a cat. I don't want to have both in case something happens. And I have school. I don't trust my parents with proper snake care, and they'll most likely be at work anyways. Just wanted to share this with someone :P
I've always been amazed at how similar these are to Emerald Tree Boas. Not just the coloration but the eyes, the extremely visible pits, and the way they wrap themselves on limbs.
Depending on the breeder, locality, and personal temperament they can be very sweet animals. My Sorong is harmless during the day, wouldnt trust any GTP at night due to strong feeding response. Just practice common sense and they're very docile.
I've always loved the appearance of these snakes. As a kid I found them just astounding with that stunning green and the unique shape of their muscular heads.
Idk if you named the little biak yet but you could call him Scar, it kinda works for both sexes plus it's short for scarlet because he was red when you got him
I feel like the true Australian equivalent of a Ball python would probably be carpet pythons because they’re readily available and kind of cheap whereas over here green trees cost like $1000
They are so beautiful I would be perfectly happy to only look at them but it is always good to know a safe way to handle in case you must work with them for health or travel or some other unavoidable situation
I honestly love your videos so much! You explain everything so well and you seem so sweet and so smart. Even if I'm not looking for any particular information I just love watching your videos, specifically when I'm having bad anxiety it really helps.
Tefiti might be a cute name for a green tree. Mainly because they can start red, like the fire version, then will turn green like Tefiti at full grown. I wish I had seen this sooner lol.
Great handling video, I love the fact you love these amazing reptiles. All the greens you handled looked extremely calm. been looking at the green tree pythons for a while now. this has really helped my decision on this beautiful looking snake. Thanks
My gtp is 100% handleable. No striking, no biting and no defensive posture. Allows me to easily remove her from the perch and she coils around my wrist and fingers and simply chills out. She eats like a champ. I'm shocked that she's so calm. I regret naming her Die-Hard.
From what I've witnessed in videos, snakes that are kept to bred typically tend to have different temperaments that those kept for enjoyment. They are typically handled less, which means they are less used to being handled, which explains why they are more snappy. At the end of the day, snake handling is about trust. The technical stuff is important too but trust is much more important.
I found your channel a few weeks ago and it's really helped me get over my fear if snakes! They've always scared me because I didn't understand anything about them or they're behavior, plus most snake shows are basically "look at this venomous noodle that can kill you!" So your channel is refreshing and totally awesome.
You make very helpful, educational and interesting videos, and your personality is just wonderful in front of the camera- all your videos are such a no honest joy to watch! I’m more of a bird girl myself and my parrot enjoys watching yours on film as well, but you’re definitely giving me a new appreciation for these beautiful snakes- loving the videos and can’t wait for more- thank you for sharing your passion and love for these creatures with us all 👍
your videos are always so informative and have helped me learn so much about snakes. and you seem like such a nice person! thanks for doing what you do :)
Thank you for this video, I love snakes and my mom won't let me get one so I have to wait until I've moved out. I've wanted a green tree python for a while for their beautiful colors but when I learned they didn't like being handled it made me sad, I like a pet that I can pet and hold, not just look at it for a couple of minutes a day. Now I think I will get one, eventually~
They are gorgeous! Maybe talk to your mum about getting a more docile snake like a ball python. They can be just as stunning and you get to hold them whenever really!
If you’ve never owned a snake, then you should really start out with a Ball Python or a Cornsnake. Green Tree Pythons are typically for more experienced snake owners that know how to handle and care for them specifically. Ball pythons can also be incredibly cheap!
Matheus Ferreira why not? I’ve been bitten by my royals, carpets and Carpondro’s, but I’ve never been bitten by my Aru GTP, she is the sweetest thing ever and has never even struck out at me, let alone bite me
ggallinmoko123 They have more delicate spines than other species, particularly when young, and over handling/improper handling or forced removal from the tank can cause spinal kinks.
I have one of these and it hasn't eaten for like 5 months...sometimes I even yell words of encouragement at it like "EAT YOU S.O.B!!!" but it doesn't seem to help. I could never hold it, I am only allowed to pet it with one finger, never more, and only exactly 4 times before it will try to bite me... It's like having a cat in a snakes body.
I have a question the enclosure that you put the first snake into looked quite barren? Do green tree pythons not need as much enrichment? Just curious!
They said that they removed the foliage from the enclosure for the video, so that we could see them better. Typically they have some fake vines with leaves, hanging at the front, on either side, kind of like open curtains and then some kind of tropical substrate all across the bottom along with a water dish. They don’t use hides for the green tree pythons, that’s what the fake vines are for. They can hide behind them.
I've seen a lot of these 'minimalistic' enclosures for this snakes that are literally just perches, water bowl and newspaper in a plain glass tank. Is there any reason not to make them a planted, bioactive tank with lots of live plants and micro fauna?
Snake: tries to bite
Most people: omg
Snake discovery: haha.
TheRebornPheonix Why was this the most wholesome post I’ve ever read?
Emily and ed*
@TheRebornPheonix that’s too much wholesomeness
@Rose trust me they are like humans if they notice your scared they will attempt to bite you again
That’s me 🤗
What about flotsam and jetsam for the unnamed greens? Flotsam and jetsam were Ursula's Eel minions.
I second this
goliathprime that’s EXACTLY what I was thinking!! ♥️
i love those two this is a fantastic idea!!!!
LOVE THAT!!!
My mind: Neopets??
This should be called " How to handle a nervous snake", this should be a video all new snake keepers should watch!
TheRebornPheonix well it’s kinda obvious that with any new or maybe nervous snake you should be gentle and slow instead of just yanking them out of the enclosure
Mike Corbett yea I agree and I’m getting an snake because of her she is the best and the species of the snake is corn snakes when I move I’m getting one :D
@TheRebornPheonix This is true and I appreciate you pointing that out but there are ball pythons that can be jerks; however, they are generally easy going.
I have to admit that it's been a while since I've seen this so I don't remember it all that well but it should be obvious that you'd have to relate any info to the particular snake you are keeping/going to keep. I have an Australian Water Python and she was really pissy when I got her but over time she grew to trust me, I had to move slow with her and often felt like a lion tamer but I eventually got her to calm down.
@@yellowblindsbutwhiteshines813 I'm glad to hear that her advice has helped you and I wish you the best with your new snake, when you get it 😁
Mike Corbett thanks :)
I really don't like animal youtubers except emzotic of course but I'm really loving this channel. Shes not becoming a horder just for more views to adding to some collection. It's educational and interesting and she has a passion for breeding and as far as I've seen, in the most humane way possible.
kim flanagan yeah what about Taylor Nicole dean she isn’t hoarder nor is Tyler rugge
Or go herping
Or pickles
Khaleb Production taylor nicole dean comes across as a hoarder to me tbh
I HAATE Taylor Nicole dean and norm afan of Tyler
😀 "Good morning"
Snake: hello, what's up? *she'll never suspect an attack now!* LAUNCH
Kronk is pretty chill for a greenie. Kinda like Kronk.
Jinxy
Say what?
Pull the lever Kronk
@@natebit8130
WRONG LEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
*splash*
Remember kids
Tickle its butt so it gets "I N S P I R E D" to stop being lazy
Mr.Mystic27 I'll try that next time I have an assignment
Mr.Mystic27 *UPDATE* It didnt work
The Wacko Green Alien 1212 dangit.
Mr.Mystic27 i know i got confused when she said that
MyLifeAsKassie Rivera lol
Thanks to their signature perching pose they look like grumpy bananas that can move ^^;
“Grumpy banana” is my new term for these snakes
Perfect name for them 😂😂
such beautiful danger noodles
with a side of murder spagurder
A noodle on a stick
bone moisture mood
just having a mood when you do the boop
Cringe
This makes me so happy. Remember reading a book as a kid about a young green python who was yellow instead of green, and he tried to stay yellow because he didn't want to be sleepy and green like the adult snakes, but he ended up turning green anyways, and learned to accept it.
Edit: The book is called Verdi!!
SO not a snake lover, but I do love someone with a love for what they do. Her excitement and level of knowledge have just pulled me in. Will keep watching.
Right? If that's interesting you should check out her talking about pillbugs then! Aka isopods; Made me want to buy some haha
Absolutely fantastic content. I love how much respect and care you had for the snakes, and I think it's awesome that you are showing how if you are careful the snakes will not bite. I really want to work with sorong gtps in the future. Thanks for the great vid! :)
I acquired one of these little guys many moons ago. I got it from a pet store that was going out of business. It was one of the most friendly snakes I ever had. It loved to ride around on my arm. When it was a baby it loved being in my chest vest pocket. I guess it loved my heat. It NEVER tried to strike me. It was an awesome snake I miss to this day. We kept it her in a heated aquarium and fed and handled her regularly. When she died, I was heartbroken. I don't know how long they should live in captivity...but I miss her. Thanks for the awesome videos!
the introverts of the snake world. i can relate
I love the way they curl up and sit on the branch, it's really cute!
That was so cute at 9:12, I just imagine him reacting like "oh hi Mom, I'MMA CLIMB YOU NOW"
Ikr😊😊😊😊❤
Two questions:
How often *could* you handle them? Since you mentioned they get stressed from too much handling
How often *should* you handle them in order for them to get used to handling? Like with ground snakes you said 15 mins, twice a day but these species are much different so I was wondering if the frequency of handling is different too.
when i was first getting my GT python used to being handled i did it once a day, every day for around 15 minutes, usually at about 11am.
she ended up comfortable (no longer striking at me) with being held after around 2 months.
bare in mind she was an adult and it would be easier if you got one from a juvenile age.
:)
I do not recommend handling them personally only to clean cages, more advanced species that can be stressed, my 2c
I'm not a gtp keeper but generally snake handling protocols are similar and are something like this start with short sessions and pay attention to it's behavior increasing handling based on how the individual responses are.
It helps to be predictable. Like, tend towards, or even schedule it on, always the same time of day, hold them for the same amount of time as always, show up the same number of times as you do every week, be consistent. Let them know when to expect it.
This helps them get used to it way more than never being able to tell when or how often you’re coming. Then, eventually, slowly increase the times you show up, but make those predictable and timely, too.
This actually applies to all animals, not just snakes. You need to let them get ready for you. Don’t just handle them randomly.
The older the age, the less chance you may have for taming them successfully, which is the unfortunate truth. The smaller they are, obviously handle them 10 minutes a day or sometime… I wouldn't say it's a completely lost cause the bigger they get, save any creature; just that they're going to tolerate a lot less time being bothered. But it has to be consistent. I'm beginning to see these sort of species, + others, as possibly unicorns or display animals only. 🤷♂️😭Definitely not animal ambassador material😂...Of course anything is possible. People get lucky all the time right👍😘
Oh my gosh the Sorong Green Tree Python was so sweet? He really did have a wonderful disposition and not to mention he was an adorable little snek!!
I'm not a huge snake person (kinda scared of them tbqh) and never plan on getting a snake as a pet but I love watching your videos :)
I never thot I wood EITHER, then my son-in-law brot in a corn snek- I WAS TERRIFIED- UNTIL my DAUGHTER picked it up
lewandowska mood
According to my parents, when I was 4 I took a snake right out of it's cage (it was my dad's friend's. Not the best supervision). I feel bad for the snake. Ball python, I believe.
Another time I held a baby cornsnake, with permission, at a pet store. We weren't there for pets, we were there for dog food. I was listening and paying attention, so I don't think I stressed the snake out. I don't have a good memory of it.
Another time, we had a reptile program at school one day. Only a few kids at a time watching it. I held a very large snake, pretty sure it was an albino Burmese python. No orange, just yellow and white. We had almost five other people? Four adults, two kids. Lots of supervision (people who have worked with these reptiles for a VERY long time. Professionals.) to make sure no incidents happen.
So, I can't relate to your snake fear. But, I definitely don't expect to get a pet to snake until I'm out of the house. My family plans on getting a cat. I don't want to have both in case something happens. And I have school. I don't trust my parents with proper snake care, and they'll most likely be at work anyways.
Just wanted to share this with someone :P
Sorong, Aru, and z
Jayapura locales are known for being very docile
I've always been amazed at how similar these are to Emerald Tree Boas. Not just the coloration but the eyes, the extremely visible pits, and the way they wrap themselves on limbs.
Watching you handle green tree pythons one would think they are quite nice snakes with not too much of attitude. So glad I found this channel.
Depending on the breeder, locality, and personal temperament they can be very sweet animals. My Sorong is harmless during the day, wouldnt trust any GTP at night due to strong feeding response. Just practice common sense and they're very docile.
I've always loved the appearance of these snakes. As a kid I found them just astounding with that stunning green and the unique shape of their muscular heads.
Idk if you named the little biak yet but you could call him Scar, it kinda works for both sexes plus it's short for scarlet because he was red when you got him
...So it’s not based on the lion?..
Scar is both short for Scarlet and the name of a Disney villain lol
NICE!! She DID say they wanred DISNEY BULLSHIT!
That’s a rly cool idea hope that Emily sees this
@@sandramorrison99 so ,no hulk then since marvel belongs to disney now.. XD
I think I'll play it safe and just stick to my ball python😂
its the australian alternative to a bp 😂
I feel like the true Australian equivalent of a Ball python would probably be carpet pythons because they’re readily available and kind of cheap whereas over here green trees cost like $1000
I'll stick to my corn snake myself. Much easier and faster to pick up.
This is the most wholesome channel I love it. I don’t even own a snake but watching all of these videos I want one know.
What about Kaa? from Jungle Book? :]
Finnegan Raines that’s what my GTP is named
What do you mean what about Kaa? That's not a good question. What about that? 🍄
John Smith they we’re suggesting a name
Axolotl what a beautiful pic u got there
Yes
very pretty colored snakes. I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between them and the Emerald Tree Boa
Emerald tree boas have horizontal lightning stripe on their backs, and green tree pythons have speckles of white on theirs.
405 BOY mood
green trees have finer scales and rounder heads
They are so beautiful I would be perfectly happy to only look at them but it is always good to know a safe way to handle in case you must work with them for health or travel or some other unavoidable situation
I honestly love your videos so much! You explain everything so well and you seem so sweet and so smart. Even if I'm not looking for any particular information I just love watching your videos, specifically when I'm having bad anxiety it really helps.
Tefiti might be a cute name for a green tree. Mainly because they can start red, like the fire version, then will turn green like Tefiti at full grown. I wish I had seen this sooner lol.
Apple for the little guy, like the poison apple?
Great handling video, I love the fact you love these amazing reptiles. All the greens you handled looked extremely calm. been looking at the green tree pythons for a while now. this has really helped my decision on this beautiful looking snake.
Thanks
This has to be my favourite reptile channel, keep up the great work guys!
My gtp is 100% handleable. No striking, no biting and no defensive posture. Allows me to easily remove her from the perch and she coils around my wrist and fingers and simply chills out. She eats like a champ. I'm shocked that she's so calm. I regret naming her Die-Hard.
From what I've witnessed in videos, snakes that are kept to bred typically tend to have different temperaments that those kept for enjoyment. They are typically handled less, which means they are less used to being handled, which explains why they are more snappy. At the end of the day, snake handling is about trust. The technical stuff is important too but trust is much more important.
I found your channel a few weeks ago and it's really helped me get over my fear if snakes! They've always scared me because I didn't understand anything about them or they're behavior, plus most snake shows are basically "look at this venomous noodle that can kill you!" So your channel is refreshing and totally awesome.
That is just like my house!
Bathroom, lobby, 3 bedrooms, kitchen and green tree python room
They're so beautiful. I want one. I would name it. VERDI like the children's book!!
I always thought rule on how to handle green tree pythons was: don't.
You make very helpful, educational and interesting videos, and your personality is just wonderful in front of the camera- all your videos are such a no honest joy to watch! I’m more of a bird girl myself and my parrot enjoys watching yours on film as well, but you’re definitely giving me a new appreciation for these beautiful snakes- loving the videos and can’t wait for more- thank you for sharing your passion and love for these creatures with us all 👍
your videos are always so informative and have helped me learn so much about snakes. and you seem like such a nice person! thanks for doing what you do :)
Delores is my grandma’s name and I could see her spirit animal being a green python.
You should do “how to handle snakes” for beginners because I know lots of people who don’t quite know how to hold a snake but they want one
I love your videos, i watch them whenever i can... You tips on handling snakes is great.
I like the simple and effective perch securing method. That's all I have for today. Thanks.
Such beautiful snakes, definitelty the end goal of my snake keeping career will be at least one of these snakes.
Same man I have moved from corns to balls and I really want an even more of a challenge maybe in a year or two
That doesn't sound like an end goal. What about being fed to your own reticulated python.
Thank you for this video, I love snakes and my mom won't let me get one so I have to wait until I've moved out. I've wanted a green tree python for a while for their beautiful colors but when I learned they didn't like being handled it made me sad, I like a pet that I can pet and hold, not just look at it for a couple of minutes a day. Now I think I will get one, eventually~
They are gorgeous! Maybe talk to your mum about getting a more docile snake like a ball python. They can be just as stunning and you get to hold them whenever really!
Corn and milk snakes are good options too. After you become familiar with snakes, then maybe get a green tree python
If you’ve never owned a snake, then you should really start out with a Ball Python or a Cornsnake. Green Tree Pythons are typically for more experienced snake owners that know how to handle and care for them specifically. Ball pythons can also be incredibly cheap!
Great handling! Your very patient and observant ..really impressed kronk didn’t strike! Great job:)
They’re my favorites. So beautiful!
the third one launched itself off its perch oh my gosh 😂😂
happy 10k
These videos are so informative and helpful, thank you!
i love this channel because its educational and fun
"Your hand is now my perch hooman. Deal with it!"
I honestly wanna see a very "friendly" green tree python that is on film and not uploaded 10 years ago haha
I’ve seen a few more recent videos, also held one owned by a member of the local herpetological society
Check out Clints reptiles he has a great one
A very helpful video, thanks for sharing!
They’re just gorgeous snakes, beautiful colours
Name him Tamatoa because he's so shine-nay~
The green tree pythons are my favorite snakes out of all the snakes you have.
That sorong is so cute. The blue scales are awesome. Great video
Best Green Tree Python handling video I have ever seen!
Green tree python? Never heard of her.
*Green tree scarf?* Yes that's it
8:58 ~ he is so cute!!!! 💖
Your videos are super interesting!
i just picked mine up for the first time in his 6 year life, he was chill wit it
Really wow same as she did in video touch from under
They're so pretty~ I hope to own a sorong one day =)
dude i know what you mean man , me too just way way too beautiful
If those last two snakes have no names yet, here’s some suggestions
Male names:
Amos
Kaa
Diablo
Female names:
Medusa
Helga
Gothel
Love the last one!!!! My favorite I love the blue looking ones
I love Green Tree Pythons!! They're one of my favorites!! 😊❤
Disney bought Star Wars so.... Darth Python?
Mike Tufaro big mood
Name him Leaf 🐍🌿
Fantastic video. Very informative.
Love the color!!!
So cute!!!
Question: How to handle a Green Tree Python
Answer: You Shouldn't
Matheus Ferreira why not? I’ve been bitten by my royals, carpets and Carpondro’s, but I’ve never been bitten by my Aru GTP, she is the sweetest thing ever and has never even struck out at me, let alone bite me
ggallinmoko123 They have more delicate spines than other species, particularly when young, and over handling/improper handling or forced removal from the tank can cause spinal kinks.
Scarlett Allen I handle mine with no problems at all
@@ggallinmoko123 it's look like these people are afraid of there snakes if they have one do you agree
You can
Can you make some videos on corn snakes? :)
I love their way of resting so much, with their head laying on their body, cutest thing ever
Sooooo Cute!!! I love your snakes in your videos so much!
You could name the unnamed snake Chernabog. It is the name of the villain from Fantasia. Great video. I think Green Trees are amazing looking.
Girl- Maleficent
Boy- Jafar
just a thought
Ayla Coetser mooooddddd
I don't have one of these, but I wanted to see if you gave correct advice, you know what you're doing, good job, keep up the informational videos
And now ive love you and you are the best youtuber in the world in my opinion
I would name the girl Nagini and the boy Credence. Hehe that would be so cute 😂😂
I have one of these and it hasn't eaten for like 5 months...sometimes I even yell words of encouragement at it like "EAT YOU S.O.B!!!" but it doesn't seem to help.
I could never hold it, I am only allowed to pet it with one finger, never more, and only exactly 4 times before it will try to bite me... It's like having a cat in a snakes body.
.... is it losing weight?
>.>
I love snakes and im planning to get a Green Tree Python as well so i came here to learn :) your channel is very helpful! Keep it up
I know people who worked with these snakes for YEARS with less progress. Great Job!
I have a question the enclosure that you put the first snake into looked quite barren? Do green tree pythons not need as much enrichment? Just curious!
They said that they removed the foliage from the enclosure for the video, so that we could see them better.
Typically they have some fake vines with leaves, hanging at the front, on either side, kind of like open curtains and then some kind of tropical substrate all across the bottom along with a water dish. They don’t use hides for the green tree pythons, that’s what the fake vines are for. They can hide behind them.
Foxwood Jones that makes sense thank you.
"we want you to show us how to handle tree pythons"
Translation: "It would be entertaining to watch you get bit"
lol
That sorong at the end is gorgeous and looked completely at ease...very unlike the other three
Really makes me appreciate how easy my corn snake was to handle 😂. These green tree pythons are a beautiful snake. Good video 👍
I've seen a lot of these 'minimalistic' enclosures for this snakes that are literally just perches, water bowl and newspaper in a plain glass tank. Is there any reason not to make them a planted, bioactive tank with lots of live plants and micro fauna?
Yeah I don't really understand it....?
Clayton or Maleficent for your gorgeous nameless Biak :D [if those names aren't taken yet xD]
They are adorable.
He is gorgeous!! Love the yellow one too ahh and that baby is too!
If it’s a boy you should call him danger noodle for a villain
How about you name him the unnamed green tree python GREEN LANTERN hehe
So majestic...
That little gtp is adorable, he looks up as if say "play time? YAY!!!" *launches off the perch*
For the baby green tree, I could only think of a name for a male with is Jafar
PULL THE LEVER KRONK
I'm sorry I'll leave now
White Wolf WRONG LEVER!!!!
Why do we even have that lever!?
I really appreciate how you told us Biak tempermants vs. Surang(?), as I want something less feisty than the normal snake.
breathtaking