@@burmlife9744 I cannot imagine free roaming a burm. I could not handle that kind of heat and humidity constantly. How do you sleep in those conditions?
@@WickensWickedReptiles Hi Adam the next care guide I would love to see is a Fiji banded iguana care guide or a frilled dragon care guide. Also one of my boyfriend’s friends has a boa but apparently the type of boa that he has is illegal to own and I don’t think he is taking very good care of his snake. Any advice on what I should do about that? Also I love all of your amazing animals and you take such good care of all of them. My favourite animals that you have are Diamond, Frankie and Pikachu and it’s my dream to meet you and all of your animals hopefully some day
Thank you for sharing this, that python is gorgeous. Sorry I'm late I had to go get a hose for my washer. I hope you have an awesome day and see you again Monday
I hope you keep the care guides coming. I work at a reptile shop and most of the care advice I give comes from your videos, so something like a superdwarf retic care guide and others would be great!
Love that you described them as golden retrievers! I always describe one of my ball pythons as a labrador, cause he loves food and he's so hyper-social with people (super calm and confident with people too, he have never curled up into a ball, and you can even pet his face)
I used to have a nice tame female Burmese back about 1980. She was about 12 ft. Long. I eventually sold her as my living situation changed. Unfortunately new York State laws changed and we can no longer keep large pythons but I will always remember that big, tame, friendly snake!
Burms are rad. Retics are my favorite snake in the world though. lol. What can I say, I grew up right up the street from Prehistoric Pets, hung out with retics at school assemblies growing up, then worked at the reptile zoo, and now have a pair of my own. Burms are also rad! More retic content :) I like listening to you explain the intricacies of how to care for your animals.
Another cool video, Adam. My 7 year old daughter is obsessed with snakes and loves watching you! She's constantly looking for snakes in the conservation area we hike regularly.
I'm aware how big they are going to be and I still love Burmese pythons my uncle had one and I fell in love with Burmese pythons I know the amount of food you have to feed them at the right time and everything
I am glad you did this video on Burms. We can't have them in Florida. It is awesome to know they can be accepted in other places to thrive and enjoy. I really appreciate all you do. TY
Burms and retics are hands down my favorite snakes. I used to have a 14 foot female in high school and I loved her. I really wish I had the space and a second person to help me when it gets big so I could get one again. I am thinking about getting a super dwarf retic instead because I wouldn't need as much space and I would feel more comfortable handling it by myself when it grows up. Currently I have a coastal carpet python and a blood python both of which are amazing pets that I can handle on my own.
Can't believe I'm this late! I love burms and I am so excited to get one of my own! First time I held one was at an expo, and it felt amazing. Truly set it in that I wanted one.
This video cokes just in time for me. My bf used to breed burms and decided he wants to get into em. I've only handled a hand full of burms in my life, so very different experience for me. My bf is bringing home a pair this weekend from a show he's going to while I hold down the fort and our collection, lol. Excited to be adding this species to my repetiteur.
A Cuban false Chamilian care guide would be great. I feel like they're simple enough that you could go into a lot of detail, like setting up a diy dripper or misting system. Plus, they're awesome
Food isn't that expensive, they aren't hard to heat or keep proper humidity even in big ass cages. The main thing to take away and first thing you should know looking into burms is an 8x4x4 cage is the absolute minimum size for a big female. Personally going to build a 10x4x4 in the future. Wood is cheap and so is pvc, go watch Brad's Bioactive Builds to see how easy building a giant cage is. Only expensive part is glass/plexi/acrylic but you can save up for that at the end when you have a fully built beautiful cage to motivate you. Same for retics, just bigger. No more keeping huge constrictors in 8x2x1 AP cages that cost thousands of dollars
Burms were the first big snakes I started to work with (Im a wildlife ecology student) and these snakes are the puppys of the big snakes. Used them regularly for education-afternoons in schools and petting farms. One snake did get me while in foodmode though, did not hurt but spooked the shit out of me ahaha, will definitely own a burm one day Sadly imo most people keep them in enclosures way too small Love the careguide!
One day ill have a Burm. Just gonna spend a few years slowly working with larger and larger species until i have the confidence and space for one. It will happen though. Would love a retic too someday but i think theyre just too big for me personally. and the dwarfs are cool and all but if i got a retic it would have to be full size.
I would get one. Just did last fall. I finally have room for giant reptiles so I am getting them🎉 She is a Hypo Labyrinth het Green pos het Albino. I can’t get as out of hand as I have with ball pythons but I think there are more burms in my future because she is just awesome. As soon as some things are completed I am going to start the process of getting permits for water monitors too.
Burms are amazing! My husband and I breed them as well. We just wanted to give you a little hell about a slip up you made in the video. Hypo is an incomplete dominant in Burms, not a recessive. 😉 Great video though Adam! 🙂
I’m a new ball python owner and have been binge watching all these videos, i saw this video pop up and I thought it said “the better ball python guide 2024” and had to go to google to make sure my boy ball python wasn’t about to grow to 15 feet
I watched an episode of Cops, or something similar, and a lady called about a snake in her closet. The deputy came out and tore the closet apart. In the end he picked up a little baby, and it had patterns like the babies in this video. At first I thought it was some kind of rat snake, but maybe not! I'll have to watch it again now! 🤣
I love burms! My first snake was one. And she had the sweetest disposition! It was dumb at the time to get that animal, but I learned alot from that animal and it sparked my love for reptiles to a whole other level, along with finding Brian on TH-cam like 15yrs ago!
I've been wanting a super dwarf rhetic for a few years. Once I've got enough space to give it a suitable sized enclosure, I'll probably start getting ready for one.
Hilariously, I had a dream last night that I posted late by accident and thought. "oh no, the kid on the bus had nothing to watch today!" No joke, my actual dream.
Had a pair of burms for many many years they were given to a friend and I as they were already over 8ft and feisty! They were fun to have but never handled alone and had to have huge custom cages. Would love a hypo burm one day but need more room 😅
I got a burm baby about a month ago. I’ve never had a snake so defensive and untrusting so far. Definitely not as easy to tame down as a ball. Definitely a challenge
I'd love to see a retic care guide with a section on dwarfs. I've been struggling to decide between a retic and a burm. I love them both but I don't think i could get both. One super big snake would be my max i think.
Burms are my favorite too unfortunately don't know if I can ever have one since I live in Florida, gotta disagree about the 16ft average size though lol I have never personally seen one in person bigger then 14ft and those were very old burms at that.
I'd totally get one of I wasn't worried about moving all the time. I could be ok to have it in one location and then be sent somewhere where they're completely illegal. I'm keeping them on my retirement bucket list.
11:52 Hell Yes! (a male, females just get to big for me) Burmese pythons are amazing. (my second favorite pet snake after the boa imperator) I first got to get Saskatchewan (where I live) to legalize them. I already wrote a letter asking why Burmese pythons are considered a public safety issue and dogs are not. (big snakes kill 0 - 2 people a year, dogs kill 25,000 - 35,000 people. I pointed this out in the letter) And asking them to allow Burmese pythons to be owned. If they don't give me a response by Friday I'll be writing to them again.
Thunder being 7 feet long reminds me of the like 2nd or 1st snake I EVER caught by MYSELF it was a 6 foot speckled king snake and when I found it I had no idea what it was but caught it anyway because it was too pretty I grabbed behind the head the first time and was super cautious afterwards until I knew what it was.
@@WickensWickedReptiles same height but here's the main thing......I'm a kid🤣 I won't give my exact age but I'm about 12. older though. That's the closest I'll get to my real age but just to give you an idea.
Iv got a male burm and he's always in food mode until I rub his head with the snake hook and then I can get him out and once he's out of the enclosure he's so chilled out you can do anything with him 🐍🐍
@WickensWickedReptiles Would you be willing to do a "most interesting morphs" video for some species of snake like Burms, Corns, and Tree Boas? I feel like once people have their sights set on getting a certain type of snake, feeling that it's right for them, all that's left is, "but what morph if I want something that really stands out".
@@WickensWickedReptiles but, which of these reptiles do you reccomend? - Ball python - Cornsnake - Blue tongue skink (Dont worry the skinks are very cheap here in bali, even cheaper than the snakes but im looking for an easy pet)
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I will absolutely have a burm when I have space for one! Amazing snakes. You have some beauties!
Agreed
They need loads of space a whole room mine free roam sleep with me in bed no shitty vivs
@@burmlife9744 I cannot imagine free roaming a burm. I could not handle that kind of heat and humidity constantly. How do you sleep in those conditions?
Retics are better pets, but I have both. Burms are lazy and kinda dumb
@@AuroraExoticsdo you really think he conditions his bedroom? Hahaha
I love all your reptiles and especially how well you take care of them
I appreciate that!
@@WickensWickedReptiles Hi Adam the next care guide I would love to see is a Fiji banded iguana care guide or a frilled dragon care guide. Also one of my boyfriend’s friends has a boa but apparently the type of boa that he has is illegal to own and I don’t think he is taking very good care of his snake. Any advice on what I should do about that? Also I love all of your amazing animals and you take such good care of all of them. My favourite animals that you have are Diamond, Frankie and Pikachu and it’s my dream to meet you and all of your animals hopefully some day
Thank you for sharing this, that python is gorgeous. Sorry I'm late I had to go get a hose for my washer. I hope you have an awesome day and see you again Monday
Thank you! You too!
I hope you keep the care guides coming. I work at a reptile shop and most of the care advice I give comes from your videos, so something like a superdwarf retic care guide and others would be great!
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us! Would love a retic care guide 🥹
You got it!
My god that baby orange one is stunning. Wow!
sure is!
Unfortunately they fade as they age
Love that you described them as golden retrievers! I always describe one of my ball pythons as a labrador, cause he loves food and he's so hyper-social with people (super calm and confident with people too, he have never curled up into a ball, and you can even pet his face)
absolutely
Coming back to this video because I am so pumped! Just purchased my first Burm after buying my first house!
I used to have a nice tame female Burmese back about 1980. She was about 12 ft. Long. I eventually sold her as my living situation changed. Unfortunately new York State laws changed and we can no longer keep large pythons but I will always remember that big, tame, friendly snake!
We really enjoy your channel, Adam! Another great video
I appreciate that!
We love a burm baby!! We should post the ones for sale ;) ❤ So excited for the upcoming videos on Informal History!🥰
Can't wait hot stuff
The new channel is great just watched all the videos there.
thanks so much!
Burms are rad. Retics are my favorite snake in the world though. lol. What can I say, I grew up right up the street from Prehistoric Pets, hung out with retics at school assemblies growing up, then worked at the reptile zoo, and now have a pair of my own. Burms are also rad! More retic content :)
I like listening to you explain the intricacies of how to care for your animals.
Another cool video, Adam. My 7 year old daughter is obsessed with snakes and loves watching you! She's constantly looking for snakes in the conservation area we hike regularly.
Hi, it is currently my birthday and it put a smile on my face to see this video. Thank you for entertaining us and have a good day.
I'm aware how big they are going to be and I still love Burmese pythons my uncle had one and I fell in love with Burmese pythons I know the amount of food you have to feed them at the right time and everything
I love Burmese pythons, and I’m glad that there are people like you to show people the correct care. They’re beautiful animals that deserve the best.
I gave you hell about this video so I gotta say Thank you so much I love my burm and loved seeing you show yours off ❤️
I greatly enjoyed keeping burmese pythons.
can’t wait for the updated spotted python guide
I am glad you did this video on Burms. We can't have them in Florida. It is awesome to know they can be accepted in other places to thrive and enjoy. I really appreciate all you do. TY
When he said not full grown…. let’s just say I’m definitely looking into them now 😁👍🏽
I love Informal History. It's cool.
oh thank you so much!
Agreed! It's been very cool!
Amazing albino Burmese python 🐍
It really is!
Thankyou for this video! I've been looking forward to it! 💛💛💛 My local zoo has an albino burm, & it's my favourite snake. Yours are gorgeous!
You are the best TH-cam ever have a awesome day have a cool day have a wonderful day good job Wicked wickens reptile
thanks so much!
Yes retic care guide, i want to see what you and i ate doing differently
Thank you for letting me love these babies at a distance. Wish I could change my phobia but alas I cannot. Thunder and lightning are gorgeous. ❤
excited to check out informal history!!!
Love your channel so much because of you, I got my ball pythons
Glad to hear it!
Burms and retics are hands down my favorite snakes. I used to have a 14 foot female in high school and I loved her. I really wish I had the space and a second person to help me when it gets big so I could get one again. I am thinking about getting a super dwarf retic instead because I wouldn't need as much space and I would feel more comfortable handling it by myself when it grows up. Currently I have a coastal carpet python and a blood python both of which are amazing pets that I can handle on my own.
the video of the baby burm acting spicy being effectifly shut up and booped has me hollering
Aria doesn't take no crap from baby noodles
@@WickensWickedReptiles love that!!
Your videos make me so happy. You remind me of Brian but in your own unique way ❤️ God bless
What beautiful snakes!! Thanks for the video. 🙂
Can't believe I'm this late! I love burms and I am so excited to get one of my own! First time I held one was at an expo, and it felt amazing. Truly set it in that I wanted one.
OMW to the other channel right after your outro! 🏃🏻♀️
thanks so much!
Great video. A Burm is on my bucket list. I love the Hypos, with that giraffe looking pattern and colors
I defiinitely one to get one in the future. The ivory morph looks absolutely gorgeous!
Great video! Thanks for sharing😊
Thanks for watching!
Would LOVE a retic (specifically a dwarf/super dwarf) guide!
Please do an episode -- on dwarf retics and normal size ones / care video - thank you!
for sure!
I just got a month old Albino Burmese python for $155 american today. She was a steal, and I can't wait to see her grow.
This video cokes just in time for me. My bf used to breed burms and decided he wants to get into em. I've only handled a hand full of burms in my life, so very different experience for me. My bf is bringing home a pair this weekend from a show he's going to while I hold down the fort and our collection, lol.
Excited to be adding this species to my repetiteur.
I just got a 12 foot lilac albino burmmese! and this video helped a lot!
A Cuban false Chamilian care guide would be great. I feel like they're simple enough that you could go into a lot of detail, like setting up a diy dripper or misting system. Plus, they're awesome
This is one snake I will own! So thanks for this video😊
You can keep it at my house.
Food isn't that expensive, they aren't hard to heat or keep proper humidity even in big ass cages. The main thing to take away and first thing you should know looking into burms is an 8x4x4 cage is the absolute minimum size for a big female. Personally going to build a 10x4x4 in the future. Wood is cheap and so is pvc, go watch Brad's Bioactive Builds to see how easy building a giant cage is. Only expensive part is glass/plexi/acrylic but you can save up for that at the end when you have a fully built beautiful cage to motivate you. Same for retics, just bigger. No more keeping huge constrictors in 8x2x1 AP cages that cost thousands of dollars
Subbing rn to informal history
Burms are amazing! My big boy Cheese is the most gentle snake ever ❤
mine too!
FINALLY YES YES YES I HAVE WAITING FOREVER
Enjoy!
Burms were the first big snakes I started to work with (Im a wildlife ecology student) and these snakes are the puppys of the big snakes. Used them regularly for education-afternoons in schools and petting farms. One snake did get me while in foodmode though, did not hurt but spooked the shit out of me ahaha, will definitely own a burm one day
Sadly imo most people keep them in enclosures way too small
Love the careguide!
I never thought I would want a burm but after this video it’s on the list now for sure I’m usually more into colubrids
wicked!
Thanks
thank you!
One day ill have a Burm. Just gonna spend a few years slowly working with larger and larger species until i have the confidence and space for one. It will happen though. Would love a retic too someday but i think theyre just too big for me personally. and the dwarfs are cool and all but if i got a retic it would have to be full size.
Yeah I'd like to see a retic care guide!
First 10 minutes 🎉😂 me and my wife love you here in Eden NC . Keep up with the great work and we’ll always tune in 🫶🖤
Thank you! Will do!
I would get one. Just did last fall. I finally have room for giant reptiles so I am getting them🎉 She is a Hypo Labyrinth het Green pos het Albino. I can’t get as out of hand as I have with ball pythons but I think there are more burms in my future because she is just awesome. As soon as some things are completed I am going to start the process of getting permits for water monitors too.
1:48 Booping the moody baby noodle's snoot! 😂🤣
11:52 Yes, I would like to get my hands on 2 Burmese Pythons in the future. 🐍🐍
Burms are amazing! My husband and I breed them as well. We just wanted to give you a little hell about a slip up you made in the video. Hypo is an incomplete dominant in Burms, not a recessive. 😉 Great video though Adam! 🙂
really? I did not know that. That explains a lot!
I’m not planning on getting one any time soon, a little too big for me rn but they’re such amazing animals!!
they sure are!
Very cool!
thank you!
I’m a new ball python owner and have been binge watching all these videos, i saw this video pop up and I thought it said “the better ball python guide 2024” and had to go to google to make sure my boy ball python wasn’t about to grow to 15 feet
I love you and your animals ❤️ I have ball pythons, carpet python, burmese python and 2 BCI and 3 leopard geckos
you're the best!
Yes, I would consider getting a Burmese. Python as another pet to have I own a reticulated python, so seeing a
care guide. Would be great.
yes
Waiting for the SD retic care guide!
You got it!
Great video
Thanks for the visit
I hope to one day have one of these!!
I watched an episode of Cops, or something similar, and a lady called about a snake in her closet. The deputy came out and tore the closet apart. In the end he picked up a little baby, and it had patterns like the babies in this video. At first I thought it was some kind of rat snake, but maybe not! I'll have to watch it again now! 🤣
I would love a reticulated python careguide!! 🎉🤗
Noted!
Burmese pythons are such an amazing snake species. I would really like to own one when I am older❤🐍
Love the videos! Def want that retic care guide from you! Looking at getting a dwaft retic soon
Get a full sized one
@CannaTic don't have space for a full sized!
Yes, do a retic one 🙌🙌
I love burms! My first snake was one. And she had the sweetest disposition! It was dumb at the time to get that animal, but I learned alot from that animal and it sparked my love for reptiles to a whole other level, along with finding Brian on TH-cam like 15yrs ago!
Good video! Don’t think I could own a Burmese Python as they are too big for me!
A burm might be next on my list but I am a retic guy
I've been wanting a super dwarf rhetic for a few years. Once I've got enough space to give it a suitable sized enclosure, I'll probably start getting ready for one.
Yes do a dwarf reticulated python care guide
I’m in the same exact spot on the bus at the same time again. Ever single time you upload💀
Love that!
Hilariously, I had a dream last night that I posted late by accident and thought. "oh no, the kid on the bus had nothing to watch today!" No joke, my actual dream.
@@WickensWickedReptiles no way💀😭
@@A_freaking_idiot__ not even kidding, so random
@@WickensWickedReptileslol
yes super dwarf care guide please
You got it
Had a pair of burms for many many years they were given to a friend and I as they were already over 8ft and feisty! They were fun to have but never handled alone and had to have huge custom cages. Would love a hypo burm one day but need more room 😅
I think, if I ever get the courage to keep a snake, this would definitely be the one.
I got a burm baby about a month ago. I’ve never had a snake so defensive and untrusting so far. Definitely not as easy to tame down as a ball. Definitely a challenge
can be for sure
I'd love to see a retic care guide with a section on dwarfs. I've been struggling to decide between a retic and a burm. I love them both but I don't think i could get both. One super big snake would be my max i think.
Burms are my favorite too unfortunately don't know if I can ever have one since I live in Florida, gotta disagree about the 16ft average size though lol I have never personally seen one in person bigger then 14ft and those were very old burms at that.
I'd totally get one of I wasn't worried about moving all the time. I could be ok to have it in one location and then be sent somewhere where they're completely illegal. I'm keeping them on my retirement bucket list.
11:52 Hell Yes! (a male, females just get to big for me)
Burmese pythons are amazing. (my second favorite pet snake after the boa imperator)
I first got to get Saskatchewan (where I live) to legalize them. I already wrote a letter asking why Burmese pythons are considered a public safety issue and dogs are not. (big snakes kill 0 - 2 people a year, dogs kill 25,000 - 35,000 people. I pointed this out in the letter) And asking them to allow Burmese pythons to be owned. If they don't give me a response by Friday I'll be writing to them again.
does the goat respond? love ur videos man
BAAAAAAA. Or whatever goats say. Thank you homie!
Wow earliest I've ever been!
love to see it!
Thunder being 7 feet long reminds me of the like 2nd or 1st snake I EVER caught by MYSELF it was a 6 foot speckled king snake and when I found it I had no idea what it was but caught it anyway because it was too pretty I grabbed behind the head the first time and was super cautious afterwards until I knew what it was.
How tall are you? I'm 5'6 I bet you're shorter😂 but I need to know
@@spimeminister haha I’m 5’6 also
@@WickensWickedReptiles same height but here's the main thing......I'm a kid🤣 I won't give my exact age but I'm about 12. older though. That's the closest I'll get to my real age but just to give you an idea.
Keep the updates
OK!
I would love a burm. And I would probably make a custom enclosure but I don’t have a lot of space. It would be cool to see a Chahoua gecko care guide
I could do that!
@@WickensWickedReptiles thanks that would be cool
I want one. Burmese Python just look like reptile version of puppies.
100%
wish I had the room for one.
I'd love a burm some day but I've already got 3 boas and a retic (plus another 13 smaller species) so that's me maxed out.... for now
I feel you!
Where can i find the enclosure you used
Iv got a male burm and he's always in food mode until I rub his head with the snake hook and then I can get him out and once he's out of the enclosure he's so chilled out you can do anything with him 🐍🐍
retic care guide!
@WickensWickedReptiles Would you be willing to do a "most interesting morphs" video for some species of snake like Burms, Corns, and Tree Boas? I feel like once people have their sights set on getting a certain type of snake, feeling that it's right for them, all that's left is, "but what morph if I want something that really stands out".
It's improessive how you take care of 100+ reptiles 😂
to be fair I have help now
@@WickensWickedReptiles but, which of these reptiles do you reccomend?
- Ball python
- Cornsnake
- Blue tongue skink
(Dont worry the skinks are very cheap here in bali, even cheaper than the snakes but im looking for an easy pet)
i love my burm, if i could only have 1 reptile it would be a burm!