"Between these two channels, you will be so full of joy - reptile-related joy - that you won't have any room in your heart for anything else." LMAO. So much joy! I was really hoping you were going to release this snake video this week, and it turned out better than I even imagined! Even though I am not yet ready to bring a reptile into my life (soon, hopefully!), I absolutely LOVE learning about all of these different species of beautiful snakes! Thank you so much for the wonderful work that you do!
Fun fact: I was bitten by a hungry rosy boa in high school. My science teacher had one and I would hold the snake (a female) every time I was in class. One day, I asked to hold the snake and my teacher warned me that she probably was pretty hungry and he was going to feed her tonight. I said it was cool and he let me hold her. About 5 minutes later, I watched in fascination as she very slowly reached out and grabbed hold of my forearm with her mouth. She latched on and wasn't letting go (no, it didn't hurt!). We had to hold her head under running water and push down on her head to unhook those teeth, then they forced me to get a tetanus shot (???) and call my dad to tell him what happened. My dad's words were, verbatim, "The teacher told you the snake might bite you. It's your own fault. No, you still can't have one."
I think the tetanus was just to be safe like it bitten by a dog. Tetanus is a horrible disease, that is bacteria based. It might be worthwhile to look it up and read about what kind of injuries need a shot. 😊
What is this, a crossover episode? In all seriousness though, I'm gonna need more collabs with you guys in the future! Both of your channels are awesome
in case you wanna show a friend a specific snek 2:27 woma Python 5:07 green tree python 9:52 african egg eating snake 14:36 false water cobra 18:45 rosy boa (want really bad can't haz tho) also thank you for making these videos there so awesome
I told you today was going to be an exciting day... Well, not only is our collaboration video with Snake Discovery being released, but (because you requested it and it was a fantastic idea) WE HAVE MERCH!!!!!! teespring.com/stores/clints-reptiles AND IT'S STINKIN' RAD!
Okay, so first of all you two did a video, which makes me want to scream, and then you announce that you have merch?!!!!!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
OMG THEY'VE JOINED FORCES Seriously, finding this made my morning. Two of the most personable, warm, funny herp experts on TH-cam sharing their enthusiasm. It really does make learning all the things I need to before getting a scaly friend that much easier and more fun. Thanks!
It's great to see two of my favorite reptile-tubers together! I was surprised that bull snakes weren't one of the snakes since I often associate them with Emily! 😝 great video you guys!
Actually, Emily said that these were all going to be different snakes than the ones in their other videos and Emily already put the ball python in her first video of beginner snakes. Go Emily! Snake Discovery for the win!
I am so pleased that you two collab'd. It is incredibly difficult to get accurate information on reptiles with so many Instagram-Pettubers. You tell the truth and hopefully children will think twice about some of these animals and what it really takes to care for them. I don't think anyone has topped your (smiling) Green Iguana video. I watch that one over and over.
Clint could you do a "top 5 smartest pet reptiles" video? You mentioned how intelligent the False Water Cobra is, I think you said similar things about the Tegu, I'd love to learn more about this topic!
I really enjoy both of these channels, so having both in one video was great. In South Africa the Rhombic Egg Eater is very common, and has very similar patterns to the Rhombic Night Adder which unfortunately leads to them getting killed by people who are afraid they're the venomous night adder.
I love Clint's channel! I've never heard of Snake Discovery before they started collaborating but I'm so glad they did. I've always been interested in dinosaurs and reptiles since I was 4, I would often sit and read my Dinosaur Encyclopedia before I could barely read novels, so its nice to see another female [Emily] with the same passion! Keep it up guys! I love this videos. 💚🦎🐢🐍
I've been waiting patiently since last night for this video!!!!! You guys are GREAT! you need to do more collaborations :) I came across Emily's channel a little while ago, and the idea of having reptiles had never crossed my mind becore I literally stumbled upon her videos. I watched more and more, found out that a snake isn't just a snake (I knew NOTHING about snakes - had never even held one and didn't even know what they ate or that they came in different colors beyond just "snake"), learned how to properly take care of them, and am the proud momma to not only my German shepherd, but now also to my hypo diffused stripe het anery lavender corn snake :) SO in love
Love that you two got together! And great that you highlighted the Wama Python! We have the privilege of owning one and he is my favorite pet snake..he’s a big guy...big enough to impress but still a safe size to handle and such a solid citizen;)
This is like the Batman vs Superman of TH-cam Reptile channels except actually good! (and no fighting....or Martha....actually it's not really like that....) Love this collab and hope to see more in the future.
So many pretty and AWESOME snakes on display here. My favorite has to be the false water cobra; cool name and very nice to look at. Thanks for another great collab, Clint and Emily! You guys rock!
People keep saying that they love Emily and Clint together, but to be honest I’m only here for Emily and her snake collection. Emily’s my favorite TH-camr of all time, and I don’t think anything else can compare.
That video was awesome. Was such a treat seeing you both in the same video TWICE in one week! And as always, was great seeing a few different reptiles :)
You two are sooo much fun to watch together. Both of you are so knowledgeable and enthusiastic about presenting the reptiles, and are so obviously concerned for the welfare of the animals. I have been a snake keeper for a little over a year (not long, I know) and I spend a lot of time watching videos for research purposes. Love these collab vids and both your respective channels as well! Thank you both so much and please keep these videos coming. Awesome research material. Love it!
BHB does care about their animals, but when you are in a business that revolves around selling animals as a source of income you HAVE to think about selling them
fun fact: got my first egg eater snakes last year, as almost yearlings from a breeder, now, one of the females eats chicken eggs. just talk to a finch breeder to give you eggs and it's the easiest pet you'll ever have. I was a complete reptile beginner when I got my first 3 D. gansi. Now I have 9 egg eaters.
i posted this on emily's already but i cried with joy when i saw you had a video together. then when you announced the second i did a fan-girl squeak!!!
Clint and Emily have further convinced me that once I am a bit more experienced with snakes I definitely want to get a false water cobra. I had no idea they existed until I saw them on Snake Discovery and I immediately loved them.
As a keeper of rosy boas, thank you for including them in your video. They are a beautiful snake species that can have a wide variety of different colors, and there are even the beginnings of some morphs being developed like Picasso. Anywho, thanks for including these guys, I'm glad they're getting some attention.
Some things to add: 1) The Aspidites are also the only pythons that lack the heat-sensing pits above the upper lip, due to their generalist diet and their hot, sandy natural habitat. 2) Due to their arboreal nature, GTPs are well-suited to a substrate-free setup, and a wipe-clean enclosure is a huge boon for ease of maintenance. 3) If/when handling GTPs, you need to be extremely careful removing the snake from their perch, because their tails are easily damaged. 4) There are dozens upon dozens of natural variations of GTPs, named for the region of Indonesia that they come from. If you're ordering a snake online or off a stock list, the locality(Jayapura, Sorong, Biak) is often listed, and there are specific colour patterns that are associated with them. The highly-desireable blue markings, for example, typically come from Manokwari variations, and occur naturally at higher elevations.
Hardly ever an issue with your videos but the audio is a little rough but thats understandable, otherwise another great video, nice to see you two collab 👍
Clint's Reptiles youre my favourite youtuber for insight on these animals, im happy you guys do the best you can to inform people on reptiles and that to me is the most that matters. The two of you have saved a few of my friends pets from unwitting neglect and allowed a few to get over phobias too so thank you both for all that you do 👌
wow the two of you together! clint i love your attitude and approach to reptiles. snake discovery is fun to watch your haltchlings and projects grow. emily youre too cute
I've been watching snake discovery for a while and finally decided to get a snake of my own. I'm getting a rosy boa soon but in my research its been a trip getting good info (I found one place saying you should only offer water one day a month) so I'm glad I found some trustworthy people talking about them.
5:21 Does anyone else remember that children's book about _"Verde,"_ the green tree python, who was the brightest yellow hatchling and had to grow into his name? I loved that book so much. I've always wanted one, but I've made do with catching and releasing wild corn snakes since I was a kid. As much as I love exotic species, I'm more than content with an anerythristic corn snake.
You guys just helped me decide on rosy boa as my first snake. Was struggling on whether to chose it or the sand boa, and since you said they are great for a lot of the same reasons, im going with the rosy boa as I live in a high humidity area, and they like it just a tiny bit wetter, which means less fighting against the natural conditions. My only concern was temperament, and now thats gone.
On the issue of the false water cobra, the former herpetoloy curator of the columbus zoo and aquarium Mike Goode once had one chew on his arm and he told the reptile staff to lable these snakes as venomous. I have handled them at the zoo when i was a intern there but i never really rehandled them. i always had a snake hook because like you mentioned they are very food motivated and they have to be "shown" that there isn't food. That was one reason why we always feed them in a tub with a lid. I love your channel and i love snake discovery.
Rosy Boas are my favourite out of the snakes you guys showed. My local pet store actually has 2 rosy boas. The store owner is really nice so I go almost every week and socialize the snakes so they get use to handling and the rosy boas are super docile. Such cute sweethearts.
"Between these two channels, you will be so full of joy - reptile-related joy - that you won't have any room in your heart for anything else." LMAO. So much joy! I was really hoping you were going to release this snake video this week, and it turned out better than I even imagined! Even though I am not yet ready to bring a reptile into my life (soon, hopefully!), I absolutely LOVE learning about all of these different species of beautiful snakes! Thank you so much for the wonderful work that you do!
This comment managed to wedge a little more joy into my already overstuffed heart ♥️
PaleRanger2.0 bro, collect yourself
You used lmao wrong boomer
there is nothing wrong with being white What the hell is this comment thread, y’all good?
Did you get a reptile yet?! We need an uodate
Fun fact: I was bitten by a hungry rosy boa in high school. My science teacher had one and I would hold the snake (a female) every time I was in class. One day, I asked to hold the snake and my teacher warned me that she probably was pretty hungry and he was going to feed her tonight. I said it was cool and he let me hold her. About 5 minutes later, I watched in fascination as she very slowly reached out and grabbed hold of my forearm with her mouth. She latched on and wasn't letting go (no, it didn't hurt!). We had to hold her head under running water and push down on her head to unhook those teeth, then they forced me to get a tetanus shot (???) and call my dad to tell him what happened. My dad's words were, verbatim, "The teacher told you the snake might bite you. It's your own fault. No, you still can't have one."
Lol nice story. Thanks
I wish I could even get to hold a snake, and getting bitten in the process probably won’t stop me.
@@proudetobetaiwanese look up Green Tree Python / Boa teeth... You might change your mind on that one at least. Lmao
I think the tetanus was just to be safe like it bitten by a dog. Tetanus is a horrible disease, that is bacteria based. It might be worthwhile to look it up and read about what kind of injuries need a shot. 😊
Good on your dad for recognizing it wasn’t the snake’s fault lol. So many people are quick to blame animals for following their instincts.
Literally the 2 best exotic pet channel
That's what I said, I dont see how the flip this slipped under the radar
Goherping? Anyone? No? Ok
@@joeymilfenjoyer me
@@joeymilfenjoyer Goherping is cool and great but these 2 are godly good
What is this, a crossover episode? In all seriousness though, I'm gonna need more collabs with you guys in the future! Both of your channels are awesome
Crossover episode..... Thats what they are called. Thanks. My thoughts exactly.
I see you too are a Bojack Horseman fan
Doggy Doggy what now
Oh my GOOOSSSHHH I absolutely love the "When you're a noodle with a head the world is a scary place." Which I have crowned as my favorite quote.
Viperion same lol 😂 has
in case you wanna show a friend a specific snek
2:27 woma Python
5:07 green tree python
9:52 african egg eating snake
14:36 false water cobra
18:45 rosy boa (want really bad can't haz tho)
also thank you for making these videos there so awesome
Thank you
I like the rosy boa the best and the woman python
I still want that rosey but i take care of a king snake now dang 2 years
I told you today was going to be an exciting day...
Well, not only is our collaboration video with Snake Discovery being released, but (because you requested it and it was a fantastic idea) WE HAVE MERCH!!!!!!
teespring.com/stores/clints-reptiles
AND IT'S STINKIN' RAD!
Clint's Reptiles hey is a red ackie the same as a Ridge-tailed Monitor by the way I love your channel its very helpful
Yes, they're both just common names.
I'm gonna get the well hi there hoodie😀 I love it!!! Thanks Clint
That is exciting! :)
Okay, so first of all you two did a video, which makes me want to scream, and then you announce that you have merch?!!!!!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
OMG THEY'VE JOINED FORCES
Seriously, finding this made my morning. Two of the most personable, warm, funny herp experts on TH-cam sharing their enthusiasm. It really does make learning all the things I need to before getting a scaly friend that much easier and more fun. Thanks!
It's great to see two of my favorite reptile-tubers together! I was surprised that bull snakes weren't one of the snakes since I often associate them with Emily! 😝 great video you guys!
Rebecca Jesse Emily has stated her favorite species to breed is the bullsnake but her favorite breed to own is the hognose.
Actually, Emily said that these were all going to be different snakes than the ones in their other videos and Emily already put the ball python in her first video of beginner snakes. Go Emily! Snake Discovery for the win!
Bull snakes were in the first part.
ye same
Clint and Emily together in a video? Christmas has come early this year!
🎄🎅🤶🎄
Ho ho ho merry Christmas
It is July
@@hollowaychris77 Merry Christmas
@@dannydevito7000 merry christmas to you
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I am so pleased that you two collab'd. It is incredibly difficult to get accurate information on reptiles with so many Instagram-Pettubers. You tell the truth and hopefully children will think twice about some of these animals and what it really takes to care for them. I don't think anyone has topped your (smiling) Green Iguana video. I watch that one over and over.
That put a huge smile on my face :D
Clint could you do a "top 5 smartest pet reptiles" video? You mentioned how intelligent the False Water Cobra is, I think you said similar things about the Tegu, I'd love to learn more about this topic!
That's an awesome idea!
I would love to see that list. Possibly as another colab with Emily. You two are just stinkin' rad!
Monitors really should be in that video! Black-throats, lace monitor, and water monitors are knowm to be very intelligent.
@@ClintsReptiles and abronia!!
This is a great idea!
I really enjoy both of these channels, so having both in one video was great. In South Africa the Rhombic Egg Eater is very common, and has very similar patterns to the Rhombic Night Adder which unfortunately leads to them getting killed by people who are afraid they're the venomous night adder.
I love Clint's channel! I've never heard of Snake Discovery before they started collaborating but I'm so glad they did.
I've always been interested in dinosaurs and reptiles since I was 4, I would often sit and read my Dinosaur Encyclopedia before I could barely read novels, so its nice to see another female [Emily] with the same passion!
Keep it up guys! I love this videos. 💚🦎🐢🐍
I've been waiting patiently since last night for this video!!!!! You guys are GREAT! you need to do more collaborations :) I came across Emily's channel a little while ago, and the idea of having reptiles had never crossed my mind becore I literally stumbled upon her videos. I watched more and more, found out that a snake isn't just a snake (I knew NOTHING about snakes - had never even held one and didn't even know what they ate or that they came in different colors beyond just "snake"), learned how to properly take care of them, and am the proud momma to not only my German shepherd, but now also to my hypo diffused stripe het anery lavender corn snake :) SO in love
Love that you two got together! And great that you highlighted the Wama Python! We have the privilege of owning one and he is my favorite pet snake..he’s a big guy...big enough to impress but still a safe size to handle and such a solid citizen;)
You guys are stinkin rad
Excellent video! Two of my favorite creators! That false water cobra was amaxing!
I'm obsessed with it!
Yeah for me they are the best reptile channels
This is like the Batman vs Superman of TH-cam Reptile channels except actually good! (and no fighting....or Martha....actually it's not really like that....) Love this collab and hope to see more in the future.
It is hard for me to express how much I love this comment 😹
(The cat laughing to tears doesn't even do it justice...)
Thanks Clint for introducing me to the best two channels on TH-cam ever
So many pretty and AWESOME snakes on display here. My favorite has to be the false water cobra; cool name and very nice to look at. Thanks for another great collab, Clint and Emily! You guys rock!
It is my favorite too :)
I am subscribed to both these channels, so seeing you guys working together is fantastic. I love the "educational" aspect of both channels.
You are both nerdy and wonderful and I always look forward to your new videos. Love the work you're doing!
collab of the century
You guys can make one channel together "Reptile Discovery "
It's perfect!
@@ClintsReptiles that would be the best you have to do it
I like the sound of that
People keep saying that they love Emily and Clint together, but to be honest I’m only here for Emily and her snake collection. Emily’s my favorite TH-camr of all time, and I don’t think anything else can compare.
TWO LEGENDS COLLAB I've waited for this moment ever since I've got into snakes. BTW u guys r amazing
Clint and Emily you guys came out of the same ‘clutch.’ You guys are terrific 🤗🤗🤗🤗
For a split second I thought he was David tenant, he looks so much like him.
Your so right.
I'm planning on getting an egg eater! I ave the source of eggs from finch to quail eggs nailed down so now I need to wait for quarantine to end!
My two favourite reptile channels :)
Isn't Snake Discovery the perfect collaboration for us? I don't know of a single channel that fits with ours any better.
That video was awesome. Was such a treat seeing you both in the same video TWICE in one week! And as always, was great seeing a few different reptiles :)
Two of my favorite TH-camrs and I never knew they collaborated. They’re so wholesome
OMG my fave TH-camrs collab!!!!😂😂😂
The way the green tree python looks around is soooo cool
Love this! I was already a big fan of these guys... and now I find myself loving the egg eater and false water cobra even more! What gorgeous animals!
I agree with everything that Clint said at the beginning of the video. You guys are both great!
Eeeeep!!!! I’ve been waiting for thisssss 🖤🖤🖤🖤🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍
You two are sooo much fun to watch together. Both of you are so knowledgeable and enthusiastic about presenting the reptiles, and are so obviously concerned for the welfare of the animals. I have been a snake keeper for a little over a year (not long, I know) and I spend a lot of time watching videos for research purposes.
Love these collab vids and both your respective channels as well! Thank you both so much and please keep these videos coming. Awesome research material. Love it!
Two of my favorite TH-camrs for reptiles, along with Kenan. All down to earth and really seem to care about the animals more than clicks, unlike BHB.
BHB does care about their animals, but when you are in a business that revolves around selling animals as a source of income you HAVE to think about selling them
The colors of a woma reminds of some of the old Breyer Horse toys for some reason. I can't wait to get one of these snakes someday.
I don't have a reptile and I don't plan on getting a reptile but I somehow ended up watching both of these guys alot.
Love both Clint and Snake discovery! Snake discovery got me into snakes, and Clint got me into other reptiles and invertibrates
EXATLY EXEPT SNAKE DISCOVERY GOT ME INTO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE
I prefer garter. They are great for starters, they don’t have to eat rodents, there can be multiple in the same cage, and they can become handle able
This crossover episode is everything I needed tonight. Thank you guys so much for making it happen ⚡🤍⚡
..and yes, the lightning bolts and white hearts are inspired by Pikachu.
The snake, not the pokemon
Great video! I'm happy to see this collab, and I am extremely happy to see the Rosy Boa get some love
fun fact: got my first egg eater snakes last year, as almost yearlings from a breeder, now, one of the females eats chicken eggs. just talk to a finch breeder to give you eggs and it's the easiest pet you'll ever have. I was a complete reptile beginner when I got my first 3 D. gansi. Now I have 9 egg eaters.
Came from snake discovery. I love you guys hearts to youuuuu ❤️❤️ subscribed
I was waiting for this team up there unstoppable
They can defeat thanos
i posted this on emily's already but i cried with joy when i saw you had a video together. then when you announced the second i did a fan-girl squeak!!!
Oh my gawd- my two fave TH-cam reptile enthusiasts have partnered on a video about snakes! I am nerd fan girling right now!
Clint and Emily have further convinced me that once I am a bit more experienced with snakes I definitely want to get a false water cobra. I had no idea they existed until I saw them on Snake Discovery and I immediately loved them.
"they have big teeth and are enthusiastic about using them" lol Best way to describe a snake that bites a lot
two of the nicest and best people that have reptiles and bugs
I’m super hyped about the rosy boa episode since I’m getting one as my first snake in a couple of weeks!
Two of the best reptile channels collaborating? THIS IS AMAAAAZING!!
Thanks for having this one up, I just received my first snake, a baby Rosy (Agatha) and she has me enchanted already.
Awww emily looks so happy about the feedback☺️
As a keeper of rosy boas, thank you for including them in your video. They are a beautiful snake species that can have a wide variety of different colors, and there are even the beginnings of some morphs being developed like Picasso. Anywho, thanks for including these guys, I'm glad they're getting some attention.
My first snake is a Rosy boa! I love her to bits. Such an awesome snake.
2 of the most precious humans!
Love your two's channels. You two are great and I am glad you are in this world.
Thanks to this channel I now love rosy boas! I've always loved emeralds and green tree boas but from a distance.
YAY!!!! Finally, Clint and Emily in a video together! 😁😁😁😁
Two of my favorite reptile channels!
I'm 3 years late & this is still the most pleasant surprise
I'm already subscribedo to both channels love both of ur content so happy for this colab yay but so confused on what to get for my next snake x
Before this video I hated the idea of having green tree pythons as a pet but after this I’m excited to look into them
Love both of your channels!! So glad to see a colab between you two!
Some things to add:
1) The Aspidites are also the only pythons that lack the heat-sensing pits above the upper lip, due to their generalist diet and their hot, sandy natural habitat.
2) Due to their arboreal nature, GTPs are well-suited to a substrate-free setup, and a wipe-clean enclosure is a huge boon for ease of maintenance.
3) If/when handling GTPs, you need to be extremely careful removing the snake from their perch, because their tails are easily damaged.
4) There are dozens upon dozens of natural variations of GTPs, named for the region of Indonesia that they come from. If you're ordering a snake online or off a stock list, the locality(Jayapura, Sorong, Biak) is often listed, and there are specific colour patterns that are associated with them. The highly-desireable blue markings, for example, typically come from Manokwari variations, and occur naturally at higher elevations.
I love Emily everyone should follow Snake Discovery
I subscribed to both channels a while ago and enjoy watching all the videos you guys dish out
Hardly ever an issue with your videos but the audio is a little rough but thats understandable, otherwise another great video, nice to see you two collab 👍
Definitely my fault. I didn't have our normal equipment or my team. I'm just happy we have a video at all :)
Clint's Reptiles youre my favourite youtuber for insight on these animals, im happy you guys do the best you can to inform people on reptiles and that to me is the most that matters. The two of you have saved a few of my friends pets from unwitting neglect and allowed a few to get over phobias too so thank you both for all that you do 👌
You, Kevin, and Brian arw My Fave About Snake Videos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Glad you are Togheter to explain Reptiles to People💪💪💪💪Thxxx
My 2 favorite TH-cam snake peeps together ❤ You guys are awesome. Love and enjoy watching you both
I'm so glad that you two did a video together! You two are my favorite reptile people!
you’re channel needs to pop off!! so
useful
When the false water cobra stared at the camera SOOOO CUUUTEEE😚
I just got a Mexican Rosy Boa today, she's so cute and has a little pink nose. I was lucky enough to actually find her at ReptileRapture ❤❤
wow the two of you together! clint i love your attitude and approach to reptiles. snake discovery is fun to watch your haltchlings and projects grow. emily youre too cute
I've been watching snake discovery for a while and finally decided to get a snake of my own. I'm getting a rosy boa soon but in my research its been a trip getting good info (I found one place saying you should only offer water one day a month) so I'm glad I found some trustworthy people talking about them.
I have been subbed to Emily for years.
I love both of your channels
5:21 Does anyone else remember that children's book about _"Verde,"_ the green tree python, who was the brightest yellow hatchling and had to grow into his name? I loved that book so much. I've always wanted one, but I've made do with catching and releasing wild corn snakes since I was a kid. As much as I love exotic species, I'm more than content with an anerythristic corn snake.
my two favorite reptile yts collab
You guys just helped me decide on rosy boa as my first snake. Was struggling on whether to chose it or the sand boa, and since you said they are great for a lot of the same reasons, im going with the rosy boa as I live in a high humidity area, and they like it just a tiny bit wetter, which means less fighting against the natural conditions. My only concern was temperament, and now thats gone.
I love you all’s energy and enthusiasm.
On the issue of the false water cobra, the former herpetoloy curator of the columbus zoo and aquarium Mike Goode once had one chew on his arm and he told the reptile staff to lable these snakes as venomous. I have handled them at the zoo when i was a intern there but i never really rehandled them. i always had a snake hook because like you mentioned they are very food motivated and they have to be "shown" that there isn't food. That was one reason why we always feed them in a tub with a lid. I love your channel and i love snake discovery.
You’re personality is AMAZING 😭😭😭
Rosy Boas are my favourite out of the snakes you guys showed. My local pet store actually has 2 rosy boas. The store owner is really nice so I go almost every week and socialize the snakes so they get use to handling and the rosy boas are super docile. Such cute sweethearts.
I watch u both and found u both around the same time, and I gotta say u guys are amazing!
That feel when your favorite TH-camrs do a collaboration
That false water cobra is amazing
This guy is so happy and enthusiastic ... I love it
Actually, a Woma Python was my first ever reptile. Couldn't have asked for a better species to start with. They are just amazing snakes.
Why did it take me so long to find this video😭 love both of you guy’s energy on video!!
Omg Clint and Emily and snakes in one vid this is most of my screen time summarised.
MY two favorite reptile you tubers in one video 😀😆
The two cutest reptile show hosts in one show
"Their garbage disposals." LOL me too buddy. We are going to be a great pair.