Emily always gets to do that! No fair! Lol 😂 At least Jeff Galewood wouldn't care if I went behind his table. I know he'd let me 😊 I bug him all the time so he's used to me. Lol 😂
That was such a great tour! He could have easily just walked around and talked the entire time, but he really involved you and customized it. Loved it!
It was really cool to see Emily encounter a snake that she couldn't immediately identify. She held back until she was told what it was. Awesome snake handling etiquette.
I love it how they use their platform to showcase other businesses and give us, the end-users some sneakpeaks on the behind the scenes of the whole reptily industry😅 and Emily always being like a kid in the candy store😂
I’ve never owned a reptile and don’t foresee me owning one in the future but i have been watching this channel grow for so many years now and I love it.
Yeah I definitely blame Emily for my love of hognose! Lol 😂 I liked snakes anyway but I thought they all had to eat live mice. Lol 😂 Hognose faces are just too adorable though. I don't even care if I have to feed an occasional live now. Well I care but I'm willing to do whatever it takes to keep my snakes healthy and if that means feeding a live mouse to get them eating than that's what I'll do.
I don't even know why or how I like snakes when iv had multiple encounters in the wild where a snake jumped hissed or tried to strike at me , I remember being like 5 years old out eith the family for pinic near a river just playing in the water when a snake jumped out the rocks . it made me almost piss my pants... a heart attack yet I'm here wanting to get a snake as a pet despite literally not having a single good experience with any of them .. weird
I'm chuckling at Emily, who owns more snakes than all but maybe 1 or 2 viewers still being excited at being able to see more snakes at the end of a tour.
Ive been meaning to say. You're both gonna be so proud of me. My friend who works construction in Arizona found a snake, he sent a picture. I was able to identify it 😃 was a Bull Snake. And he took it to safety he just didnt want the little dude to get run over by the trucks.
Reptile basics is definitely my go to for thermostats, heat mats, and radiant heat panels. Shipping is always super fast ( I’m in VA so it doesn’t have to travel far🤷🏽♀️🤣) Hope the meet Ed and Emily one day.
That was, just really heartwarming honestly. He was so kind hearted and knowledgeable, and explained everything so well, and seeing all the behind the scenes was so cool. Great video!
This is so cool to see cause I've never seen how all these things are made! I learned so many things on Snake Discovery, excited to see what the next video is about! Can't wait to hopefully see you with the snake cage they are going to make in the future.
Gotta love these behind the scenes at factories, farms, expo shows and warehouses. seeing an overview of how these businesses manufacture everyday items is fascinating
Imagine my surprise when I sit down for breakfast, before going to the zoo I work at, and I see yall were at a facility about 20 min from me! I hope yall got to see more in NC while yall were down here!
Not gonna lie, that was pretty cool and that last snake! Wowzas! I’m glad you show the people that make owning reptiles in homes and zoos, possible. Really cool.
Seeing that reptile room genuinely made me happy. So many breeders are of the opinion that it's okay to use smaller spaces so you can maximize your output. But even breeders need proper care, you can't squeeze them into any space just because it's more efficient from a business perspective. It's always nice to see people who give all of their animals proper care. Also, I have those exact same dog bowl water dishes for my snakes.
You guys make me laugh!!! You're really good at it!!! Today was a really good day for me, but I've had some bad days since discovering your channel, and watching you ALWAYS makes it better!!! Emily, I love how ridiculously excited you were to put together a thermostat!!!
What a cool video/tour! That was all really neat! Watching Mike Rowe on Dirty Jobs really got me interested in "behind the scenes" type stuff and I always find how things work like this fascinating! I don't have reptiles and haven't had any of my own, though my parents did own a small pet shop when I was a kid, but seeing those cages had me geeking out! Such a cool configuration! I used to raised rodents, mainly guinea pigs, though we had a couple of rats briefly and I also had a little mouse, years after my guinea pig breeding days, and I could just imagine some of the more dexterous rodents, like rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, etc. really enjoying a setup like that!
Nice video. The enclosure with the subterranean tubs will be an awesome addition to reptile housing. It serves as a tub/rack but more importantly allows for an above ground area for light, enrichment and additional natural reptile behaviors.
OMG you were less than 90 minutes from me?? I could faint! You were so close! You 2 inspire SO many people (including me) and are what so many people hope to be one day. You're why I got my 2 little Hognoses, Ducky & Daisy recently. I fell in love with them watching your egg cutting videos on Hosnoses. Baaaaabies!!!!!!!! LoL I love Emily's excitement during those videos. We have 4 dogs, 2 beardies & 2 Hognoses. Thank you for being you!
The enclosure tub combo setup is so clever! And with all the arguments I see about how rack systems/tubs are cruel, I found it really interesting that just about every snake chose to be in the tub.
Love y’all so much and I hope to meet y’all soon and I can’t believe how far this channel has come and I love y’all again I hope you have more great things to come for y’all!!❤️❤️
Some of those things are not just used for reptiles so it was pretty cool to see certain things actually being made or assembled, when you see those kind of "behind the scenes" it just blew your mind. Btw, even if I don't own reptiles/snakes myself, those cages with the hideout bin at the bottom were pretty wild! As always thanks for the amazing content you bring us guys!
So interesting to go on a tour and see how this is done. The best part however, is that magnificent yellowtail cribo. The snake enclosures; incredibly good design.
@@ansellexotics I'm in Tasmania, so I get Blotched blue-tongued skinks. Which I think are the most attractive of all the patterns. The colours vary locally, and where I live they are paler, with yellow-orange heads on the juveniles. Which are pretty stunning. They're very chill, and let me pick them up. I de-tick them before putting them back.
Love those enclosures with the hole and they can go into the rack container at the bottom. All Rich needs to do is make a cover for the tube so he can keep the snake in enclosure or rack container and that would eliminate the snake playing hide and go seek when you need to handle the snake or clean the enclosure.
I love that you do these videos where you show the process of these differing businesses in the reptile industry. I learn so much and it's so cool to see.
I love this channel so much because I love learning. No matter how busy and successful your retail and zoo is, you still take the time to make educational videos like these and that’s what makes your channel amazing!
Emily, I give you straight A’s for everything you did at this facility. You just impress me all the time! There’s nothing you will not at least TRY, and you are usually very successful! I do love those vivs with the “underground” area! I bet all three of my Honduran Milk Snakes would love them, especially my Tangerine. She’s a musker too. And a tail rattler. Being able to duck underground would probably make her feel so much more secure. I hope he really does create them for the Public!! I’ve received so many insects, isopods, baby snakes, frogs in packaging that includes that styrofoam too. Amazing. And I love the mossy snake and the yellowtail cribo. So many lil beauties!! 𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙
I love this video ... I can't actually say I have never lived a video. Anything with Ed and em is the best. I love how much you guys have grown. People respect you and allow you in . Richard was amazing and so good to let you try your hand at things. ( Ed would have loved the building a thermostat .) I've watched gor years from this just being a dream to reality is truly inspirational. And I just want to give Ed a massive shout out too. He was always so nervous and rarely seen now his full funny personality is on show. I can't wait to get to America one day and visit.(hopefully when you guys are in) sending so much love to you guys and wish nothing but the best for you ❤ also couples goals - you match each other so well
This dude literally just let Emily run around and play with what seemed like everything in his facility 😂😂😂 bless him
Emily always gets to do that! No fair! Lol 😂
At least Jeff Galewood wouldn't care if I went behind his table. I know he'd let me 😊 I bug him all the time so he's used to me. Lol 😂
I loved the cage design with snakes being able to go "underground". Really cool!
They’re awesome!
That was such a great tour! He could have easily just walked around and talked the entire time, but he really involved you and customized it. Loved it!
I like this guy’s style. Emily does most of the talking and he gives an enthusiastic
“Yup!”
It was really cool to see Emily encounter a snake that she couldn't immediately identify. She held back until she was told what it was. Awesome snake handling etiquette.
Everyone give a thanks to Ed and Emily, they provide such happy lives for rescues or other reptiles and amphibians. Thank you all so much! :D
Ya have fun
I love it how they use their platform to showcase other businesses and give us, the end-users some sneakpeaks on the behind the scenes of the whole reptily industry😅 and Emily always being like a kid in the candy store😂
I’ve never owned a reptile and don’t foresee me owning one in the future but i have been watching this channel grow for so many years now and I love it.
I said that 3 years ago when I started watching SD, and now I'm considering in the future, those little noodles grow on your feelings quite a bit!
You guys have been 90% of why I love reptiles so much, and I'm working on getting a snake soon. Thank you!
Yeah I definitely blame Emily for my love of hognose! Lol 😂 I liked snakes anyway but I thought they all had to eat live mice. Lol 😂
Hognose faces are just too adorable though. I don't even care if I have to feed an occasional live now. Well I care but I'm willing to do whatever it takes to keep my snakes healthy and if that means feeding a live mouse to get them eating than that's what I'll do.
What's the other 20 percent
@@bugsparayplays 20%?
@@bugsparayplays 10% ?
I don't even know why or how I like snakes when iv had multiple encounters in the wild where a snake jumped hissed or tried to strike at me , I remember being like 5 years old out eith the family for pinic near a river just playing in the water when a snake jumped out the rocks . it made me almost piss my pants... a heart attack
yet I'm here wanting to get a snake as a pet despite literally not having a single good experience with any of them .. weird
Those two tier enclosures are so clever! I hope those come to market soon
Ed and Emily say anything :
That guy : yep
I'm chuckling at Emily, who owns more snakes than all but maybe 1 or 2 viewers still being excited at being able to see more snakes at the end of a tour.
I love the idea of a snake/reptile cage having a hideaway bottom drawer so you can still access it when needed
Ive been meaning to say. You're both gonna be so proud of me. My friend who works construction in Arizona found a snake, he sent a picture. I was able to identify it 😃 was a Bull Snake.
And he took it to safety he just didnt want the little dude to get run over by the trucks.
That last Yellow tail was freakin amazing, he was so beautiful with such bold colors. Incredible tour guys, great video.
I've spent dozens of hours at this facility, it is super fun : ) So great to have you guys out to visit!
You know it's going to be a good day when snake discovery uploads ❤❤❤
yeah
Absolutely! Even the spider/invertebrate videos... 🫣
Reptile basics is definitely my go to for thermostats, heat mats, and radiant heat panels. Shipping is always super fast ( I’m in VA so it doesn’t have to travel far🤷🏽♀️🤣) Hope the meet Ed and Emily one day.
I bet Ed loved seeing the thermostat assembly and the CNC process!
I loved it too , I'm hugely interested in machines so this stuff always are very fun I can already see how happy I be if I could see them working irl
That was, just really heartwarming honestly. He was so kind hearted and knowledgeable, and explained everything so well, and seeing all the behind the scenes was so cool. Great video!
This is so cool to see cause I've never seen how all these things are made! I learned so many things on Snake Discovery, excited to see what the next video is about! Can't wait to hopefully see you with the snake cage they are going to make in the future.
In the intro I thought Emily was going to walk into the mail box
Me too😂
Me too 😂
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one
Ye ye
Me three😂
Perfect timing to drop a video. I have soup a baguette a rainy day and now snake discovery 🥰
Gotta love these behind the scenes at factories, farms, expo shows and warehouses. seeing an overview of how these businesses manufacture everyday items is fascinating
I'm only one minute into the video and I already adore this guy's vibe
I LOVE those enclosures. Best of both a cage and a rack.
Welcome to NC! ❤from Oxford NC.
im an hour away from there !! represent NC NC NC
Imagine my surprise when I sit down for breakfast, before going to the zoo I work at, and I see yall were at a facility about 20 min from me! I hope yall got to see more in NC while yall were down here!
Not gonna lie, that was pretty cool and that last snake! Wowzas! I’m glad you show the people that make owning reptiles in homes and zoos, possible. Really cool.
This cage/tub combo things are pretty cool. I definitely wouldn't mind trying one someday 😊
I love how very little waste they produce! That is great. Less to send to the trash/landfil. Nice tour, beautiful snakes, especially that last one!
Seeing that reptile room genuinely made me happy. So many breeders are of the opinion that it's okay to use smaller spaces so you can maximize your output. But even breeders need proper care, you can't squeeze them into any space just because it's more efficient from a business perspective. It's always nice to see people who give all of their animals proper care.
Also, I have those exact same dog bowl water dishes for my snakes.
The yellow tail cribo was awesome in itself but wow wow wow
You guys make me laugh!!! You're really good at it!!! Today was a really good day for me, but I've had some bad days since discovering your channel, and watching you ALWAYS makes it better!!!
Emily, I love how ridiculously excited you were to put together a thermostat!!!
Everyone there is so nice and clearly passionate about what they are doing, wonderful video and so cool to see behind the scenes!
What a cool video/tour! That was all really neat! Watching Mike Rowe on Dirty Jobs really got me interested in "behind the scenes" type stuff and I always find how things work like this fascinating! I don't have reptiles and haven't had any of my own, though my parents did own a small pet shop when I was a kid, but seeing those cages had me geeking out! Such a cool configuration! I used to raised rodents, mainly guinea pigs, though we had a couple of rats briefly and I also had a little mouse, years after my guinea pig breeding days, and I could just imagine some of the more dexterous rodents, like rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, etc. really enjoying a setup like that!
Loved the “that’s what she said” that got snuck in.
As a snake nerd i am IN HEAVEN WATCHING THIS!! ty ed and em!!
Yalls videos brighten my day!
Love this so much! So cool to see the behind the scenes of creating reptiles products
Emily: "It just slides right in doesn't it?"
My terrible mind: That's what she said.
😅
I absolutely love those enclosures with the tray level- thanks for showing those- I'm planning my boys next house and will def keep those in mind!!!
Nice video. The enclosure with the subterranean tubs will be an awesome addition to reptile housing. It serves as a tub/rack but more importantly allows for an above ground area for light, enrichment and additional natural reptile behaviors.
I’m planning on coming in soon and bringing back my first reptile.
Glad you posted again Emily and Ed!
Keep up the good work! IVE BEEN WATCHING YOU BEFORE THE ZOO WAS MADE!
OMG you were less than 90 minutes from me?? I could faint! You were so close! You 2 inspire SO many people (including me) and are what so many people hope to be one day. You're why I got my 2 little Hognoses, Ducky & Daisy recently. I fell in love with them watching your egg cutting videos on Hosnoses. Baaaaabies!!!!!!!! LoL I love Emily's excitement during those videos. We have 4 dogs, 2 beardies & 2 Hognoses. Thank you for being you!
Checking out the competition I see
PFFFFT I just watched your most recent fan mail opening someday I swear I will go to Wisconsin purely to visit your zoo love from the PNW
He’s a *fantastic* teacher, wow
I was feeling down today but I know your video will cheer me up!!! Thank you💚
That creebow snake is incredible!! 😮❤❤
I can not wait till one day when I meet you guys
The enclosure tub combo setup is so clever! And with all the arguments I see about how rack systems/tubs are cruel, I found it really interesting that just about every snake chose to be in the tub.
Love y’all so much and I hope to meet y’all soon and I can’t believe how far this channel has come and I love y’all again I hope you have more great things to come for y’all!!❤️❤️
Some of those things are not just used for reptiles so it was pretty cool to see certain things actually being made or assembled, when you see those kind of "behind the scenes" it just blew your mind.
Btw, even if I don't own reptiles/snakes myself, those cages with the hideout bin at the bottom were pretty wild!
As always thanks for the amazing content you bring us guys!
Those sub-terrarium cages are awesome.
I absolutely love those cages with the hides underneath. What a cool idea!
The way my heart leapt at the Japanese Rat Snakes! I have an Albino male, absolutely incredible species.
The cages with the "underground" sliding tubs is an interesting design.
Immediately stopped the video and came here for the "that's what she said" comment flashed on the screen. Love it! 😂😂
that underground tub enclosure design is amazing. Its such a DUH design and it makes so much sense to do it, how is this the first time Ive seen it.
So cool to see that! The owner and the staff seem to be really nice
8:12 = Emily channeling Baby Groot deciding which button not to push on Ego during the battle. Both adorable.
oh, you're so close to 3 million subscribers!
Awesome and educational!
Love!
💕 🐾
Can’t wait to learn new things in this. Vid
On the other hand, Reptile Basics is AWESOME
Awesome video, this gave me a new place to shop!! Only about 30 min from me ❤
I love your videos I wish I could come to your zoo but I live all the way in florida.
love the little text in the corner at 3:22
I literally dropped my phone in excitement when you said y’all were in North Carolina :’00 💖
Waving to y’all from the Charlotte area rn 🫶
So interesting to go on a tour and see how this is done. The best part however, is that magnificent yellowtail cribo. The snake enclosures; incredibly good design.
THIS WAS SO INTERESTING!🙂🙂🙂🙂
Oh wow! Amazing! I love the cages! 😍
Great Tour and those enclosures with cut outs to the "underground" drawer is such a great idea.
As an Australian, I love to hear you say "Blue-tongues". When I'm like yep, they're right outside the back door.
Soooo jealous!! Blue Tongues are amazing and American love them so much!!
@@ansellexotics I'm in Tasmania, so I get Blotched blue-tongued skinks. Which I think are the most attractive of all the patterns. The colours vary locally, and where I live they are paler, with yellow-orange heads on the juveniles. Which are pretty stunning. They're very chill, and let me pick them up. I de-tick them before putting them back.
This video really made my inner child, that used to binge How It's Made, very happy lol
Love those enclosures with the hole and they can go into the rack container at the bottom. All Rich needs to do is make a cover for the tube so he can keep the snake in enclosure or rack container and that would eliminate the snake playing hide and go seek when you need to handle the snake or clean the enclosure.
Hi Em and Ed,
It’s always interesting to see what your daily life at the Snake Discovery 🐍
I just took delivery on 13 Arcadia bulbs from them. Great service, fantastic shipping.
Can't wait for this year's baby season! 😊
"That's what she said" ... ooooh that was sneaky 🤣🤣
love the little messages you guys leave y'all are so funny
Haven't watched yet, but super excited to see what yall got up to in NC (where I'm from)
I love that you do these videos where you show the process of these differing businesses in the reptile industry. I learn so much and it's so cool to see.
Huge fan of Reptile Basics products. I am a die hard fan of their Vivarium Electronics thermostats and a lot more!
I love this channel so much because I love learning. No matter how busy and successful your retail and zoo is, you still take the time to make educational videos like these and that’s what makes your channel amazing!
This is my favourite episode of how its made
18:43 I see a typo, sas instead of says. Cool that you got to tour a place like this. Cool snakes too.
Aw I’d been wondering how your Cribo’s were doing! So nice to hear you talk about them!
The yellow tailed ones are so pretty!
Those enclosures with the underground tub would also work great for blue tongues
Hey guys love absolutely everything u do thank u for always keeping me entertained and most importantly learning
Emily, I give you straight A’s for everything you did at this facility. You just impress me all the time! There’s nothing you will not at least TRY, and you are usually very successful! I do love those vivs with the “underground” area! I bet all three of my Honduran Milk Snakes would love them, especially my Tangerine. She’s a musker too. And a tail rattler. Being able to duck underground would probably make her feel so much more secure. I hope he really does create them for the Public!! I’ve received so many insects, isopods, baby snakes, frogs in packaging that includes that styrofoam too. Amazing. And I love the mossy snake and the yellowtail cribo. So many lil beauties!! 𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙𓆙
Hello! Snake discovery is so awesome, fun, and educational! ❤
12:40 you could say its the last screwnicorn
I have been watching your videos for a long time I have never seen a video this good!😁🙂
I love this video ... I can't actually say I have never lived a video. Anything with Ed and em is the best. I love how much you guys have grown. People respect you and allow you in . Richard was amazing and so good to let you try your hand at things. ( Ed would have loved the building a thermostat .) I've watched gor years from this just being a dream to reality is truly inspirational. And I just want to give Ed a massive shout out too. He was always so nervous and rarely seen now his full funny personality is on show. I can't wait to get to America one day and visit.(hopefully when you guys are in) sending so much love to you guys and wish nothing but the best for you ❤ also couples goals - you match each other so well
Bout time you uploaded ❤😂🎉
My favorite videos are 1) tours and 2) reptile shows