I love hearing about your captive breeding projects! Making a captive population is so, so important and you are one of THE PEOPLE I trust to help get the job done!
You are so passionate about your animals. That is one reason I enjoy watching you so much. I had my granddaughter watch one of your videos today. She is 7 and loves snakes. I told I would be bringing her up to for a tour. She can't wait.
You keep saying you’re trying Kevin, but I think you’re killing it. Yours is some of the best, most interesting content 🙌🏻 about reptiles. Your channel is so educational. In this video, I saw so many interesting animals, that I never see.
What gets me is the emerald tree boa seems to be the only boa with heat sensors on the face but that last boaga was just beautiful thats so amazing to see that and how it's see-through
i think this is a very rad style of video, whether it's part of the overall pivot NERD is going thru or just something you're looking to do on top of the usual content. i come here primarily for Kevin's opinion/experience on things, so if the focus tightened down to just the things/creatures he was the most into, i would support that
Everything is so beautiful. I'm so impressed with the many different species that I never knew existed. I can imagine how exciting it must be when the eggs start hatching and you can see what color combinations you get. 😊😊
You have so many AMAZING bucket list animals in your care! Please keep sharing these wonderful animals and information with us. I hope you all have a Happy Easter tomorrow!
Loving your energy and the content! Where I live I cant keep any of these beautiful animals but your videos most certainly scratch that itch! Keep it up :)
I was SHOCKED when I saw your subscribed amount. I mean I don’t even own reptiles and I love you. It’s crazy that more people aren’t following you because you give such a wealth of information in every video, even when you’re not trying to.
this was awesome i love seeing what professional people like as their favorites, especially the not typical ones, i had never heard of that papa new guinea python before
i love that you are posting more , you are spoiling me with all these informative videos and all the special animals ! Your emeralds are so adorable and sweet ! Love you so much , I hope you are having a nice weekend! ❤❤❤
I know posting content is very time-consuming, but I love the knowledge that you can share. Truly amazing stuff. And those snakes and lizard are breathtakingly beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Several colubrids that we don't see very often. How about a rolling (stand/ playpen/ display) 3'w, 7' long, 6' tall? I think I could watch a Boelens python just climb for 20 minutes. Maybe without narration? Sometimes I just listen to TH-cam, not something I ever do with KM & NERD
Kevin... Love the channel and the store. every time I go it is like the first time. The changes and improvements you are making are awesome!!! Thanks again for such an amazing Batik Blood I got from you!!!
I could watch videos like this every day!!!! Love these projects a few of them if never heard of!!!! Love the enthusiasm and hard work as always!!!!! Cant wait to see a glimpse of the future!!
Hi Kevin, been following you for 4 years now. Not sure if you remember meeting me in South Africa at the SOS Reptile Expo with Dingo? I was the guy with the beard, tattoos and the Code word was “Lions mating” after your game drive where you saw lions mating for the first time and uploaded it to Evilmorphgod 😂 so you knew it was me because I flew all the way from Durban to JHB just to meet you and DM’d you “like a little b!tch” and said “I’m flying up just to meet you and we had to talk!” . Anyway bro, Just a massive shoutout to you and your team. Watching you and these awesome videos with your incredible animals helps me keep pushing during these tough times in the industry. By far I consider you the top and most knowledgeable reptile breeder in the world. Huge respect bro!👊 I’m hoping to visit your facility in 2026 and purchase some really awesome ball pythons and Retics from you personally that will be unique to the industry in here in South Africa. Cheers bro, Carl, from Northcoast Constrictors
I'm loving the favorite picks, I'd love to meet these beautiful reptiles. The boelens pythons must be so beautifully iridescent in person. I absolutely love the monitors too, some of their behavior reminds me of the macaw I had. I'm loving all the variety and it was all fit into 15 minutes. Nice to see you got someone to film and edit, doing it all alone is a lot. Especially with all these platforms we use these days. Oh and of course Mr. Crowley had to be in this video, he's my favorite of yours along with Snarfles. Do you happen remember how Crowley got his name?
Really loving seeing more uploads from you guys, I know that Kevin would rather just hang out with his animals and I totally get that. But it's great to see and hear the passion you all have for these animals. Plus was great to see that Kevin still has his cat like reflexes in the beginning of the video. 🤣
I could watch a vid like this all day. What you get if you bread the black and the albino together. Lots of love K keep up the great work. More vids like this pls
Love the video. Variety is the spice of life. I love colubrids and geckos. So far I have five different types of geckos, mostly assorted New Caledonia geckos. For colubrids, I have western hognose, pacific gopher, and a Cali king snake. Colubrids are of a size that is easy for me to deal with, as I have neck, shoulder, and back issues. I also prefer their cost of food, over larger snakes. I learned something new today. I didn't know that you get a visual of T+ and T- at the same time.
Your expertise and talent with these animals is fantastic to watch. You really need to be on Discovery channel or some other major platform. So informative and you’re just fun to watch! Keep it up!
Wow Kevin what a collection, really some beautiful animals. Love the coloration of the rat snake, looks like a bright lemon. The Bolens made me think of Brian, thinking he might have gotten it from you. Really awesome collection, I can see why you are a proud papa,lol. Thanks for sharing some of your faves.🐍🦎👍❤️
Hi Kevin, I met you at a little museum in north Louisiana and again at "Animalcon 23". Thanks for hanging with TH-cam, as fustrating as it can get. I enjoyed the time you spent on Tim's Intrepid Exotics Saturday night chat. OK, now I want at least one of every kind of snake you showed on this video! Keep up the good work.
Those are all just beautiful, Kevin! But just WOW!!! the Ivory Dog Tooth Boaga really did look like a glass snake!!!! that was so incredible seeing it's little heart and it's lung inflate & deflate, and you can't help but notice the arteries & vesicles' going from the heart to the brain the former anatomy student in me was screaming 'OMG! I CAN SEE THE MAJOR VIENNA CAVA!' lol...And you little monitors...gasp...both gorgeous, but the first one was my favorite!!! I'm just curious, I know you working on smaller and she is a smaller locality - is she still a sub adult/juvi or is she actually full size for her locality? I think the Keeled Rat snake was also a gorgeous snake, but I think it sound more like a about to get in a fight or in heat, lol...and I personally have really liked blood pythons ever since first seeing them- I think they have beautiful look and I like their thick short body, I guess I like a solid little snake I mean there's not a lot of them. as for their temperament, we haven't been keeping them as pets for a couple thousand years, we've been destroying their homes, hunting them for their skins or just destroying them out right just because they exist and we think they are creepy. They are only a few generations from wild if they aren't if they aren't wild caught and what they go through being wild caught is can be a horror show itself so yeah don't blame the animal at. but that doesn't mean the animals should be ignored or blamed for it... also, attitude doesn't stop people from getting green tree pythons... and they're just green( yeah, they're a really pretty green, but still...)... blood pythons are GORGOUS they are so much PRETTIER!!!! but that's just my humble opinion. They were all fantastic animals, Kevin, thank you for sharing them with us!!!!
I don’t recall ever seeing you albino mangrove snake but it is sweet. I really like the project you are doing to make smaller monitors. So many get a water monitor but when it starts to grow large they can no longer handle it. Small monitors are cool. Dampier Peninsula monitor would be great for the average hobbyist reptile keeper. After yesterday’s video I will definitely see myself having a King rat snake, something about those scales. The natural beauty that we get from so many snakes. Have a great Easter Sunday and thanks for the great content. 🐍 🦎
You have so many amazing animals to share with us. It's obvious you care deeply for them, which is good for the animal and the species as a whole. My only complaint with these videos is that my NERD wish list keeps getting longer!.
Love how you are sharing more. You have always been inspiring and interesting. After many years I finally bought one of your animals. A beautiful GC Cow female. She is a doll. Thank you so much for all you do for this hobby.
Best Chanel for knowledge! Even the "bubble gum " videos are better and more informative than any other "youtubers", with the exception of or, on par with DM exotics, Dan's chanel.
What i would do to work at nerd, imagine getting to work with these incredible species! Great video I love getting to see so many of my favorite species in one single video!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Def got that bucket list right! Boelens is there as is the Blood (the closest chonky body style as I'm going to get to a Gaboon) other critters on that list are the Heloderma (really how can you not love Gilas and Beadeds) and a Motley/GC retic :-) it's a small list.. take care Kevin, really love these videos!
I love snakes. I used to have a Snow Corn. Had it 14 yrs. It was a few weeks old when I got it. I love your videos because you teach what you know about snakes.
With you guys talking about these wild caught individuals and getting them to thrive, I'd love to see a video from you guys on how you treat for parasites> I'm lucky to have an amazing exotic vet I work with, but I also love hearing how longtime keepers like yall handle things!
Just amazing & awe inspiring group of snakes. I also just watched DM Exotics where Dan was talking about boiga cynodon morphs & then you pop up with some cool mutations of your own. Dan also had a transparent snake which in itself is so cool to see the internal anatomy of such a reptile. I have felt for a while now that as representatives of the reptile industry, it is our responsibility to make the experience better for keeper & kept. Therefore animals such as your insular dwarf water monitor project is the way forward. 30yrs ago I chose not to breed my Python (molurus) bivittatus for the primary reason to not burden 30-40 new reptile keepers with a giant snake. Now I have a trio of wild type dwarf Burmese pythons which I do not have the same concerns about their mature size, even for a first time snake owner who just wants one manageable snake. The industry pushes reptiles & it is brazenly made even more tantalising with the addition of mutations & combinations thereof. I think these are some of the issues which give credence to the animal rights when they see people with far more animals than they were intending to maintain. Most people get a dog, not 2.5 & breed for an array of colours. This is where we need to show our ethics are pure & that these are all factors taken into consideration before breeding any species or promoting others do so.
Hi Kevin, New data on the Emeralds. Bob Bledsoe of Green Room Pythons has been in the Amazon rainforest, studying and talking with natives. There is new evidence that their diet include arboreal rats which have thick fur and sheddable skin, and their long teeth counter these rodent adaptations. Interesting stuff.
Kevin, you are the man when it comes to reptiles. Anytime I need to know anything about reptiles I go to your channel first. Plus you are one hell of a guitar player and have great taste in music!! Keep doing what you are doing, dude!!
From the moment I saw Crowley for the first time I got obsessed. My love to this snake never fainted even a little bit. It's a special snake to me too ❤ Even my friend when he see video or shorts where you show him he send it to me because he knows how obsessed I am 😂
Kevin, awesome video on showing us some of the rare and wonderful species you get to work with. As you finished this video with emerald tree boas, I would absolutely love if you can make a video topic dedicated towards your experiences and possibly tricks and tips on how to breed them? I wanted to comment and show some love coming from one Amazon basin emerald owner to another and I would like to add that I have watched your housing and husbandry videos so many times to help me improve my care giving abilities. Thanks and keep up your reptile enthusiast’s hard work!
I don't have any reptiles, actually I am a bit scared of snakes. But your videos have made this almost down to zero👍 I just love the blood python🤩 I can see that people watching your videos have gone down since you told, that you would downscale your videoes. Not fair, almost disloyal🤨 Your videos are still top education. I promise I will never stop watching content from you👏 I like the ones, that contain different animals and I love the ones, where you tell "stories" Just like this video. Keep them comming❤❤ Love from Denmark 🇩🇰
Bob Bledsoe (Green Room Pythons) went to Surinam. They found Emeralds eating tree rats that have very, very thick skins. So they hypothesized that they may be a reason, along with birds, that their teeth are so long. Very interesting.
I follow you and Brian’s channel. TBH I am absolutely terrified of snakes and reptiles. I love to learn about them though. I have been following his channel for years. I found you last year. ❤
I'm back and forth with either getting a tegu or a monitor, but if you can get a water monitor to a smaller size, that would be perfect! I don't mind waiting 😂 The coral one is gorgeous! ❤
I love seeing all the rare stuff you have in your collection. My wife and i have several of your animals, theyve all been great, and keep up the amazing work!
I used to have a Savu python that had the absolute best disposition and ate like a boa. I hardly ever see them. That beautiful Papua python made me think of my old Savu.
These recent videos have been great! I like the relaxed vibe with Kevin just speaking his mind. You work with so many unique and incredible species. The first time I saw that albino mangrove my jaw hit the floor, glad it’s still doing well. Do you still work with any drymarchon?
I don’t even keep reptiles but I love and watch all your videos because you are so informative and I always learn something from you. Thank you Kevin!
I appreciate that!
I love hearing about your captive breeding projects! Making a captive population is so, so important and you are one of THE PEOPLE I trust to help get the job done!
Thank you.
I think you are my fav of my favorite reptile TH-camrs. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Paula!
Yeah, I just discovered this one last night. It's the 🐐 of reptile shows. It's metal \m/ -l-
No one knows more than you about reptiles. Love these laidback, go with the flow, vids. Cheers from Texas.
Much appreciated.
You are so passionate about your animals. That is one reason I enjoy watching you so much. I had my granddaughter watch one of your videos today. She is 7 and loves snakes. I told I would be bringing her up to for a tour. She can't wait.
You must!!!
You keep saying you’re trying Kevin, but I think you’re killing it. Yours is some of the best, most interesting content 🙌🏻 about reptiles. Your channel is so educational. In this video, I saw so many interesting animals, that I never see.
That is great to hear your thoughts! Thank you.
What gets me is the emerald tree boa seems to be the only boa with heat sensors on the face but that last boaga was just beautiful thats so amazing to see that and how it's see-through
i think this is a very rad style of video, whether it's part of the overall pivot NERD is going thru or just something you're looking to do on top of the usual content. i come here primarily for Kevin's opinion/experience on things, so if the focus tightened down to just the things/creatures he was the most into, i would support that
Glad you enjoyed it!
Everything is so beautiful. I'm so impressed with the many different species that I never knew existed. I can imagine how exciting it must be when the eggs start hatching and you can see what color combinations you get. 😊😊
The keeled rat snake was awesome! I love this video!!
Thank you!Glad you liked it!
You have so many AMAZING bucket list animals in your care! Please keep sharing these wonderful animals and information with us. I hope you all have a Happy Easter tomorrow!
Loving your energy and the content! Where I live I cant keep any of these beautiful animals but your videos most certainly scratch that itch! Keep it up :)
Glad you like them!
Australia?
Wonderful group of animals. It's nice to see smaller monitors being bred. That transparent snake is amazing.
I love when he ia deciding what to take out and the large lizard below is up against the door like it wants out
I was SHOCKED when I saw your subscribed amount. I mean I don’t even own reptiles and I love you. It’s crazy that more people aren’t following you because you give such a wealth of information in every video, even when you’re not trying to.
Your thoughts are appreciated. For some reason my channels growth is slow and steady. Like mold!
It's weird, right?
12:07 this snake looks like something out of the Body Worlds exhibit. So cool, yet oddly unsettling.
this was awesome i love seeing what professional people like as their favorites, especially the not typical ones, i had never heard of that papa new guinea python before
That was great man. I love these videos, especially when I can see a snake that I’ve never really seen before.
I enjoy seeing you interact w/ animals. You obviously love them.
i love that you are posting more , you are spoiling me with all these informative videos and all the special animals ! Your emeralds are so adorable and sweet ! Love you so much , I hope you are having a nice weekend! ❤❤❤
You are very sweet!
I know posting content is very time-consuming, but I love the knowledge that you can share. Truly amazing stuff. And those snakes and lizard are breathtakingly beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
I appreciate that!
The keeled rat snake is so beautiful! I think large colubrids deserve more love!
Several colubrids that we don't see very often. How about a rolling (stand/ playpen/ display) 3'w, 7' long, 6' tall? I think I could watch a Boelens python just climb for 20 minutes. Maybe without narration? Sometimes I just listen to TH-cam, not something I ever do with KM & NERD
Kevin... Love the channel and the store. every time I go it is like the first time. The changes and improvements you are making are awesome!!! Thanks again for such an amazing Batik Blood I got from you!!!
Wonderful!! Thank you. !!!
Kevin! You’re the man! Was great meeting you at Tinley! Keep posting and I’ll keep watching :D
Thank uuuuuuuu
I could watch videos like this every day!!!! Love these projects a few of them if never heard of!!!! Love the enthusiasm and hard work as always!!!!! Cant wait to see a glimpse of the future!!
Glad you like them!
Hi Kevin, been following you for 4 years now. Not sure if you remember meeting me in South Africa at the SOS Reptile Expo with Dingo? I was the guy with the beard, tattoos and the Code word was “Lions mating” after your game drive where you saw lions mating for the first time and uploaded it to Evilmorphgod 😂 so you knew it was me because I flew all the way from Durban to JHB just to meet you and DM’d you “like a little b!tch” and said “I’m flying up just to meet you and we had to talk!” . Anyway bro, Just a massive shoutout to you and your team. Watching you and these awesome videos with your incredible animals helps me keep pushing during these tough times in the industry. By far I consider you the top and most knowledgeable reptile breeder in the world. Huge respect bro!👊 I’m hoping to visit your facility in 2026 and purchase some really awesome ball pythons and Retics from you personally that will be unique to the industry in here in South Africa. Cheers bro, Carl, from Northcoast Constrictors
Yes I remember you telling me you went all that way to meet me, that’s quite something❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Thank you for your kind words!
I'm loving the favorite picks, I'd love to meet these beautiful reptiles. The boelens pythons must be so beautifully iridescent in person. I absolutely love the monitors too, some of their behavior reminds me of the macaw I had. I'm loving all the variety and it was all fit into 15 minutes. Nice to see you got someone to film and edit, doing it all alone is a lot. Especially with all these platforms we use these days.
Oh and of course Mr. Crowley had to be in this video, he's my favorite of yours along with Snarfles. Do you happen remember how Crowley got his name?
Really loving seeing more uploads from you guys, I know that Kevin would rather just hang out with his animals and I totally get that. But it's great to see and hear the passion you all have for these animals. Plus was great to see that Kevin still has his cat like reflexes in the beginning of the video. 🤣
I def have my reflexes. I tend not to react too much when I know it’s not gonna mean an actual bite.
I could watch a vid like this all day. What you get if you bread the black and the albino together. Lots of love K keep up the great work. More vids like this pls
Love the video. Variety is the spice of life. I love colubrids and geckos. So far I have five different types of geckos, mostly assorted New Caledonia geckos. For colubrids, I have western hognose, pacific gopher, and a Cali king snake. Colubrids are of a size that is easy for me to deal with, as I have neck, shoulder, and back issues. I also prefer their cost of food, over larger snakes. I learned something new today. I didn't know that you get a visual of T+ and T- at the same time.
Great video and wonderful animals. TY for the tour loved it
I look forward to seeing more of your collection, projects and descriptions.
Your expertise and talent with these animals is fantastic to watch. You really need to be on Discovery channel or some other major platform. So informative and you’re just fun to watch! Keep it up!
Very very kind thoughts!
Wow Kevin what a collection, really some beautiful animals. Love the coloration of the rat snake, looks like a bright lemon. The Bolens made me think of Brian, thinking he might have gotten it from you. Really awesome collection, I can see why you are a proud papa,lol. Thanks for sharing some of your faves.🐍🦎👍❤️
Yes, Brian’s is from me. Thank you !
Hi Kevin,
I met you at a little museum in north Louisiana and again at "Animalcon 23".
Thanks for hanging with TH-cam, as fustrating as it can get.
I enjoyed the time you spent on Tim's Intrepid Exotics Saturday night chat.
OK, now I want at least one of every kind of snake you showed on this video!
Keep up the good work.
Thanks, you too! I remember you!
Your videos have been so much better. You are awesome and your knowledge is pure gold. Thank you. Keep being you it is awesome.
Wow, thank you!
Beautiful snakes! Thank you for sharing these wonderful animals.
This is an A++ video. Insane animals. Absolutely gorgeous. I looove getting to see these species. Thx, Kev :)
Those are all just beautiful, Kevin! But just WOW!!! the Ivory Dog Tooth Boaga really did look like a glass snake!!!! that was so incredible seeing it's little heart and it's lung inflate & deflate, and you can't help but notice the arteries & vesicles' going from the heart to the brain the former anatomy student in me was screaming 'OMG! I CAN SEE THE MAJOR VIENNA CAVA!' lol...And you little monitors...gasp...both gorgeous, but the first one was my favorite!!! I'm just curious, I know you working on smaller and she is a smaller locality - is she still a sub adult/juvi or is she actually full size for her locality? I think the Keeled Rat snake was also a gorgeous snake, but I think it sound more like a about to get in a fight or in heat, lol...and I personally have really liked blood pythons ever since first seeing them- I think they have beautiful look and I like their thick short body, I guess I like a solid little snake I mean there's not a lot of them. as for their temperament, we haven't been keeping them as pets for a couple thousand years, we've been destroying their homes, hunting them for their skins or just destroying them out right just because they exist and we think they are creepy. They are only a few generations from wild if they aren't if they aren't wild caught and what they go through being wild caught is can be a horror show itself so yeah don't blame the animal at. but that doesn't mean the animals should be ignored or blamed for it... also, attitude doesn't stop people from getting green tree pythons... and they're just green( yeah, they're a really pretty green, but still...)... blood pythons are GORGOUS they are so much PRETTIER!!!! but that's just my humble opinion. They were all fantastic animals, Kevin, thank you for sharing them with us!!!!
Yes, the Ivory is quite see through!!! The sumbawa is a sub adult. Thank uuu.
I don’t recall ever seeing you albino mangrove snake but it is sweet. I really like the project you are doing to make smaller monitors. So many get a water monitor but when it starts to grow large they can no longer handle it. Small monitors are cool. Dampier Peninsula monitor would be great for the average hobbyist reptile keeper. After yesterday’s video I will definitely see myself having a King rat snake, something about those scales. The natural beauty that we get from so many snakes. Have a great Easter Sunday and thanks for the great content. 🐍 🦎
You have so many amazing animals to share with us. It's obvious you care deeply for them, which is good for the animal and the species as a whole. My only complaint with these videos is that my NERD wish list keeps getting longer!.
Thank uuuuuuuu!
Great video❤ Love your knowledge, and learning about the different animals.
I enjoy watching 2 people one is viper keeper and him cause I learn something every time they put out a video
Love how you are sharing more. You have always been inspiring and interesting. After many years I finally bought one of your animals. A beautiful GC Cow female. She is a doll. Thank you so much for all you do for this hobby.
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for the video, you have such lovely animals and wealth of knowledge.
So nice of you. Thank you.
Beautiful and intriguing snakes. I can see why they are near and dear to your heart.
Best Chanel for knowledge! Even the "bubble gum " videos are better and more informative than any other "youtubers", with the exception of or, on par with DM exotics, Dan's chanel.
Dan is awesome!
Thanks for the class Mr. Kevin!
What i would do to work at nerd, imagine getting to work with these incredible species!
Great video I love getting to see so many of my favorite species in one single video!!!!
❤❤❤❤
Thank you!!
Def got that bucket list right! Boelens is there as is the Blood (the closest chonky body style as I'm going to get to a Gaboon) other critters on that list are the Heloderma (really how can you not love Gilas and Beadeds) and a Motley/GC retic :-) it's a small list.. take care Kevin, really love these videos!
What a lovely bunch of snakes! Loving the more frequent uploads. Hope things have been looking up for you Kevin!
Kind.
I love snakes. I used to have a Snow Corn. Had it 14 yrs. It was a few weeks old when I got it. I love your videos because you teach what you know about snakes.
I'm really enjoying the more frequent uploads, especially when it's these unscripted and less edited videos.
Never scripted ever, I
Just make it up.
I've been loving the more frequent bubblegum videos!
Hey Kevin that snake was fast but you were just a very little faster. 😅 That python was awesome 😮 I loved him. 4:50
Just a bit! Haaaaaaa.
So happy to see you back you are so interresting and you have so wonderfull animals. Please dont stop doing some vidéos 😊
Thank you so much!
Boelen’s are definetly on the bucket list ❤ those are so insane
Definitely loving the videos. Please keep them coming.
Thanks! Will do!
I LOVE show and tell reptile edition!!
That’s a HUGE Bolens Python!! Absolutely gorgeous! I hope one day I can see/hold one in person!❤️🐍
I hope so too!
Love the channel . Enjoying more videos .
More to come!
My Savannah monitor was imported. She has a decent temperament but she can be pretty skittish sometimes.
Bro...your collection is second to none. Awesome vid.
Appreciate it! Thank you.
With you guys talking about these wild caught individuals and getting them to thrive, I'd love to see a video from you guys on how you treat for parasites> I'm lucky to have an amazing exotic vet I work with, but I also love hearing how longtime keepers like yall handle things!
Good idea.
Beautiful blood python 😊 ❤️ I'm so happy you're doing more videos now I watch every single one and I always have and I always will❤😊
Just amazing & awe inspiring group of snakes. I also just watched DM Exotics where Dan was talking about boiga cynodon morphs & then you pop up with some cool mutations of your own. Dan also had a transparent snake which in itself is so cool to see the internal anatomy of such a reptile. I have felt for a while now that as representatives of the reptile industry, it is our responsibility to make the experience better for keeper & kept. Therefore animals such as your insular dwarf water monitor project is the way forward. 30yrs ago I chose not to breed my Python (molurus) bivittatus for the primary reason to not burden 30-40 new reptile keepers with a giant snake. Now I have a trio of wild type dwarf Burmese pythons which I do not have the same concerns about their mature size, even for a first time snake owner who just wants one manageable snake. The industry pushes reptiles & it is brazenly made even more tantalising with the addition of mutations & combinations thereof. I think these are some of the issues which give credence to the animal rights when they see people with far more animals than they were intending to maintain. Most people get a dog, not 2.5 & breed for an array of colours. This is where we need to show our ethics are pure & that these are all factors taken into consideration before breeding any species or promoting others do so.
Thank you.
Glad to see Kevin showing off his passion so frequently. Much love brother and crew.
The heart beat in the snake was so cool!! Love it. Do more vids like this its so much fun to watch!
I love your vlogs. They are always educational and fun
Glad you like them!
Awesome info showcase video 👌thanks for sharing Kevin
Papuas are now officially on my bucket list. Many thanks again for sharing
They are!
These reptiles are amazing!!
Wow! That albino Mangrove is gorgeous!
Gosh, I can't wait to purchase a NERD animal. Hopefully, this summer once the setup is done :)
What are you looking at getting?
@NewEnglandReptile I've been eyeing a male albino Nelson's on your site for a month now. I hope he'll still be available when my setup is complete.
Love your channel its very educational. Keep it up
Hi Kevin, New data on the Emeralds. Bob Bledsoe of Green Room Pythons has been in the Amazon rainforest, studying and talking with natives. There is new evidence that their diet include arboreal rats which have thick fur and sheddable skin, and their long teeth counter these rodent adaptations. Interesting stuff.
Yes yessss. I was hearing some of that. Tree rats!!!
Love the see through snake!!
Kevin, you are the man when it comes to reptiles. Anytime I need to know anything about reptiles I go to your channel first. Plus you are one hell of a guitar player and have great taste in music!! Keep doing what you are doing, dude!!
Couldn't pick a favorite, they're all stunning!
For the second snake. I love how the black scales absorb light, but the glossiness of the scales reflect and make a rainbow effect
Love watching your videos. Usually it's on my TV so I don't comment but we are watching. Thank you for teaching us so many things.
I love these video of just Kevin, the animals and his insights on them.
From the moment I saw Crowley for the first time I got obsessed. My love to this snake never fainted even a little bit. It's a special snake to me too ❤
Even my friend when he see video or shorts where you show him he send it to me because he knows how obsessed I am 😂
I’m obsessed too.
Kevin, awesome video on showing us some of the rare and wonderful species you get to work with. As you finished this video with emerald tree boas, I would absolutely love if you can make a video topic dedicated towards your experiences and possibly tricks and tips on how to breed them? I wanted to comment and show some love coming from one Amazon basin emerald owner to another and I would like to add that I have watched your housing and husbandry videos so many times to help me improve my care giving abilities. Thanks and keep up your reptile enthusiast’s hard work!
I love learning Thank you for sharing your knowledge
You are so welcome!
I don't have any reptiles, actually I am a bit scared of snakes. But your videos have made this almost down to zero👍 I just love the blood python🤩 I can see that people watching your videos have gone down since you told, that you would downscale your videoes. Not fair, almost disloyal🤨 Your videos are still top education. I promise I will never stop watching content from you👏 I like the ones, that contain different animals and I love the ones, where you tell "stories" Just like this video. Keep them comming❤❤ Love from Denmark 🇩🇰
Yes, less views. I guess I have to keep
Trying.
Bob Bledsoe (Green Room Pythons) went to Surinam. They found Emeralds eating tree rats that have very, very thick skins. So they hypothesized that they may be a reason, along with birds, that their teeth are so long. Very interesting.
Yessssssss. I was hearing this!
I follow you and Brian’s channel. TBH I am absolutely terrified of snakes and reptiles. I love to learn about them though. I have been following his channel for years. I found you last year. ❤
Awesome thank you!
Loved this video, quick pace to the point and shoes off some beautiful animals. Thank you
Love your enclosures behind you at the end. Great one & you do so excellent Kevin. Blessings
i like the bellowing snake!
I think you're doing a great job. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate that!
awsome video keep them coming love you kevin
Kind!
once again great vid!
Glad you enjoyed!
Can you see the meal inside your "see through" snake? It's so neat. Great video as always Kevin. ❤ from NH's lakes region.
Yes you can! It’s pretty crazy.
I had no idea that there is a snake that moo’s. Really interesting. Love all of them.
#ReptileArmy 🐣
I'm back and forth with either getting a tegu or a monitor, but if you can get a water monitor to a smaller size, that would be perfect! I don't mind waiting 😂
The coral one is gorgeous! ❤
I plan to be doing tegu and smaller monitir vids in near future
@@NewEnglandReptile Awesome! I look forward to them! 💜
I love seeing all the rare stuff you have in your collection. My wife and i have several of your animals, theyve all been great, and keep up the amazing work!
I used to have a Savu python that had the absolute best disposition and ate like a boa. I hardly ever see them. That beautiful Papua python made me think of my old Savu.
Yes savus are now rather rare.
you're the man kevin!
These recent videos have been great! I like the relaxed vibe with Kevin just speaking his mind. You work with so many unique and incredible species. The first time I saw that albino mangrove my jaw hit the floor, glad it’s still doing well.
Do you still work with any drymarchon?