Emerald Tree Boa Care (Everything You Need To Know!) Boelens Pythons w/ Master Breeder Keith McPeek
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- Northern Emerald Tree Boa Care & Husbandry
Boelens Pythons - Importance of Sharing Information
Keith McPeek on Facebook
Savu Pythons Ovulating
Conicus Sand Boas Born
Granite Spotted Pythons Hatching
Arboreal Perches www.specialtyenclosuredesigns.com
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Keith is brilliant in his approach and everyone can learn so much from him. Thank you for showcasing everything you did. Glad to See Andrew Mice Clay make an appearance haha!
Keith is a walking encyclopedia with these animals and his passion is bar none. Upmost respect for him!
Me and my BP are watching this video. My GTP is Ready to eat
Such a great video. Thank you two gentlemen for the excellent advice !
Thanks for watching!!
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Thanks Rick! So cool of you to do that despite being outside of the US. All the best!
@@gsreptiles5606 we all need to unite for the cause!
Wow, that Boelen's python is incredible.
This has been one of my favorite videos you've done
Mine as well! Thank you, Jim!
Great segment with Keith on the emeralds and big congrats on your Savu project!
Thank you!
That boelens was fantastic. A monster.
Oh man! I Can't wait for the Petco/Carpondro episode!!!
Love that reduced pattern E. conicus! Congrats!
As somebody planning to get a northern and slowwwwly acquiring information as preparation, this video is fantastic. Thank you both for sharing!
Awesome video! I learned so much! You have helped me with my own Chondro breeding group. I'm excited for the future!
Thanks Aaron! So glad I was able to help. Thanks for watching!
As always, funny and informative. Love the idea of spotlighting master breeders.
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for sharing this, what a wealth of knowledge Keith is and we are so fortunate in the hobby that he is open to sharing what he has learned. We need more people like this!!
I have 3 emeralds and always thought about breeding them someday. Removable perch was the first cage setup re-do you really cant do without it.
"Making it rain" with the mister does the trick when it comes to them needing to "go"
Thanks for watching, James!
Heat lamps works great to warm up mice
I dont know Keith but I sure know of him and I really hope he and others have success really soon with Boeleni. Although we will never have them here in Australia it would be great for them to become fully established in your hobby and be on the same trajectory as the Oenpelli python is here in Australia thanks to Gavin. Best of luck. Another great video Gary (hair dryers use too much electricity anyway).
Thanks so much for the positive comment, Darren, and thanks so much for watching! Gary
Great video guys! It’s great getting solid info from two awesome breeders!
Thank you for watching!
Id love to have a savu and stanzian dream snakes
And you absolutely will eventually have both! Thanks for watching!
Another great video, look forward to more masterclass breeder profiles. Great knowledge from Keith.
Great video Gary, Keith is a great guy and a wealth of knowledge
Thank you, James!
Thanks James!
What’s up Keith and Gary!! I miss all my animals but I never got my Emeralds to breed so thats been making me want to get back into them something fierce!
Love the video guys!
Tim Rash
Time to jump back in!!
So impressed!
I have found people that keep reptiles as conversation pieces tend to not really understand the husbandry and requirements to keep healthy animals. My jungles absolutely thrived in tubs set up the exact same way. Any cage I’ve used never could keep humidity up at a consistent level. Thanks for the videos, I’ve always wanted to keep Boelens pythons they are absolutely beautiful. Keep up the great work!
Amazing video! Love your page!
Thank you!
Another Awesome Video Gary!! Need one like this on Sanzinia break down the reproduction breeding ❤
Love your videos Gary! Very informative and alway makes me laugh a bit.
Thanks Travis!
Always interesting and entertaining - keep it up 👍
Thank you!
This was perfect for me. Based off the information provided in this video , I'd say I'm doing pretty well with my sub-adult Northern Emerald. Also nice sand boas 👍🏿😎
New viewer here… your dad jokes are 🤣😂🤣😂
Great information, straight forward, all positivity and honesty 👌🏾
#DadJokesRule. Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching!!
Loved this video! That boeleni... holy cow! Waiting on my granite spotted pair from you ;).
thanks for the video, thanks for the information. for Spain
SO EXCITED about the update on the granite spotteds!! Will be watching for available animals! Still looking for a future ladyfriend for my het granite boy. :)
Thanks for watching, Allyson!
Awesome video Gary
Thank you!
Gotta luv Andrew Mice Clay 😂 great video 👍
Thank you!
Do you still read all of these? Thanks for your quality and informational videos Gary!
Excellent video Keith!
Great video as usual
Thanks Jesse!
Great video! Would be good if you could get Keith to share more info on boeleni keeping. I just got my first adult female and the more info out there the better! ❤️
Nice one 👍👍
Great video. Where do you post your sand boa babies once they are available? I been searching for a female.
Vernon, I now have 2 females available on www.gsreptiles.com
Is this the new trending tag?
#PetcoLovesCarpondros
LOL I think it should be!
I hope someone figures out breeding boelens pythons soon
How did you make the twisted perches running the length of your enclosures that are shown at the end of the video? Those are great.
Any tips on handling them ?
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 .
🌟Thanks🌟
I have boelani pyton
What’s the largest tub you keep your adults emeralds in and or brand of tubs
Not sure, Joseph. We'll have to get Keith to reply!
Epic
Thank you for watching!
@@gsreptiles5606 I love watching mate I been keeping herps for 20+ years and etbs for around 15years + and its great having a arboreal keeper doing great videos mate well done 👏
@@bnrreptiles8506 thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
Great vid Gary! Thanks for sharing. Quick question. What happens to a carpandro breeder when you give him viagra? He gets taller🤣 just kidding carpandro breeders😂🤣we appreciate you too!
Are there any really for sure feeding charts like a ball pythons the width of their body i have two emeralds and I’m scared on what I should feed the larger female
Hi Aidan, there aren't, but if you have not watch the entire video, please get consider doing that. Keith and I really get into that! (Thank you for watching!)
After establishing the spotted pythons what's the going prices? I want to get into the anterasia species since the size is manageable. I honestly never knew that there was a recessive in the spotted genius.
Hi Aaron, they will be $500.00pr shipped, and all will be posted on my website in mid to late July. Thanks for watching!
Pray size 10-15% of their body weight is good?
I was wondering if you could answer a question for me , I have a female northern and I’m lookin into purchasing a male . The one I’ve been talking to someone about has a nub tail at the end cause when he was a baby a mouse got him. Will that effect him breeding wise ?
I need a green tree python
Boelani From Papua
How much is your Children’s python?
To the Lumberyard!!!
LOL
Where are you located?Are you interested in a baby female Blood Leopard Boa?
Don’t agree with not handling your snakes and enjoying them….what is the point in owning ANYTHING that you can’t enjoy…..makes zero sense. Have owned almost every Python you can think of since the mid 90’s….(just acquiring my second Boelens 2 weeks ago which now gives me a future pair)…..I have NEVER had a problem handling any of my snakes and have never had any major stress signs. They have all thrived. If you leave them locked in a PVC box with stale nasty air and a single PVC perch to sit on day in and day out….I don’t blame them for being in a foul mood. That set up works fine for “breeders” who basically have tons of them simply for purposes of breeding and selling….but for those that want the full enrichment of the animal and to truly OWN these animals…..create as REAL of a natural environment as possible for them…..they don’t need to be locked in a plastic box with a plastic unnatural smooth PVC perch and an artificial radiant heat panel blowing them like a blow dryer to have a good shed…..you don’t find ANY of those things in their natural habitats. Give them natural WOOD! Actual VENTILATION, as close to natural light as possible and give a good spray down before the lights go out each night and let it dry out the following day and your GTPs will absolutely thrive for you.
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Andrew mice clay lmafo