Agreed! The More people we have breeding these rare locales the better because I think removing large numbers of large predators from such small islands is both unethical and bad for the wildlife on the entire island.
Wow! Absolutely amazing! Congratulations and good on you for considering to release one pair. The more ppl working with captive born will definitely reduce the affect of our hobby, business, passion has on the wild and as you mentioned possibly repopulate it when needed. You're fn awesome!
Im just in awe. This is amazing. I’m glad I’ve followed the entire way through this journey it has given me so much hope for the amazing things this part of the hobby can bring to the world. Thank you for all your contributions Garret!!!!
Absolutely awesome just simply awesome , what you have done here , no words can be said , I'm sure I speak for a lot of folk as well as myself the work and effort you have put into this for this species itself is unbelievable , you are an inspiration to all of the reptile community , all the very best Andy from Oxfordshire UK 👍😎👍
First off I want to congratulate you on your hard work. It shoes perseverance pays off. Im into locality boas and now definitely adding Dwarf Retics to my program. Thank you for this opportunity to enjoy your personal achievement. Congrats brother.
OMG!!!!you did it!!!! I watched the video when you went to Texas to get the Pure Karompa male. I've been so excited to see this next step in conserving these amazing little pythons!!!! Thank you sooo much for sharing this and allowing us to witness history😭😭😭😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰 #happytears #CONGRATSONMAKINGHISTORY
😂😂 One of my favorite vids to date! Every part of this was amazing. I love Selayers (sorry Chris). And don’t even get started on those miracle Karompa babies.
Garrett my friend... Absolutely incredible. CONGRATULATIONS to you and your business partner on this adventure. I'm excited to see what the future holds for this amazing locality. Thank you very much for your contribution into the hobby. You are an amazing person, and your animals speak volumes to that.
Exciting that Karompa Reticulated Pythons are being captive born. Garret was more protective of Karompa eggs than Mama Karompa. Loved the rules. It is important to replenish the small area from which they have come. I hope greedy people do not decimate the population of these beautiful snakes.
Hi again, another great video, it's nice to see people caring about the wild population of these beautiful animals. It seems that the majority of wildlife charities only care about rhinos, tigers and other big cuddley animals because they seem to care about money over the actual animals. Keep it up 🙂
Garrettt have you thought about and/or reached out to any ZAA facilities about getting this locality into captivity to breed as well? Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium might be great option.
A huge congrats to you, this is amazing and thanks for sharing as well. Keep up the good work in the conservation of them, dont give it as it will payoff in the end.but l am sure that you wont anyway. Doing good things Garrett.
Those babies looked amazing. Chris is lucky I’m in another country or I would have been starring in this video (thanks for the fill in bro 🤣). Can’t wait to see them in person. October can’t come soon enough.
Congrats! If anyone was going to be the first to hatch Karompas in captivity, I would think it would be Garrett!! I appreciate your respect for locality Retics, conservation of wild populations, and protecting captive breeding programs so that these incredible animals continue in the wild and in the reptile hobby. Fingers crossed that you successfully raise each of the locality SD Retics!!!
Will you be selling the babies and would you consider selling and shipping through reptile express to Canada when the weather is warmer? I’d love to have a little Karompa. I have 20 years experience keeping reptiles and currently own 6 snakes. All are mainly ball pythons though. I do have a Nicaraguan boa and he’s a sweetie, feisty at dinner time haha. I keep all my snakes for their entire life span. I don’t believe in getting bored of your pets and rejoining them. I love them all. I never get bored of them.
Amazing I would love to be on your waiting list, respect what you are doing tremendously. But I live in the Great White North, Canada.... Do you know anyone up here who YOU could recommend? Who works with SuperDwarfs(around 8' ish) continued success
Congrats on the tiny babies! I would love a pair of those but I'd guess they are pretty expensive being so rare in captivity. It's great that they have such a calm temperament too. Please do an update when they come out! I'd love to see what they look like if you can zoom in to show us more of their details and pattern!
its quite extensive but not everyone on it is ready to buy when babies are ready, if you email us we can add you to the notification list info@reachoutreptiles.com
Freaking awesome, brother!!! Such a cool Journey you've been on Oh, you've got no idea. How envious I am of you. I can only hope one day I can have a pair of these Or maybe even a trio To do my part with the captive breeding. Congrats!!!
We do have a waiting list of people that will be notified when we start sale to the public, you can email us to get added if you like info@reachoutreptiles.com
Why you guys didn't use small scissors to cut the eggs rather than razor 🙈🙈🙈 i'm afraid the razor will cut the snake a bit 🙈. Anyway congratulations for the carompa clutch, Garret..! Me and my brother have a pair too, but we still working out for those. Anyway, have you breed the burmese dwarf too in your facility?
Could you please give me a few ideas or recommendations on what female you would pair with this for maximum gene potential(appeal)?Just so that I have an idea of what to keep an eye out for, when looking for a female (or 3...) Anery Poss. Het SNOW 56.25% DWARF (37.5% JAMP 18.75% SELAYAR (my male)
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I had tears in my eyes for you lol. Congradulations Garrett.
So awesome! Congrats on that amazing clutch!
Congratulations Reach out Reptiles!
This whole video cracks me up sublimely! I especially appreciate the rhino hunting music as you lift the eggs. Nicely played!
Wow incredible. Congratulations on this wonderful accomplishment!!! They are beautiful!!! I had tears for you!!!!!!!!
Congratulations Garrett. This is a phenomenal contribution.
You're doing a great thing when it comes to keeping the wild preserved and for anyone that wants a pet can have a captive breed. 🙏
Thanks Gary! Hopefully other breeders will join
Amazing work Garrett. I honored I have gotten to see them as well. Great accomplishment
Love that it’s not just the hobby your completely focused on but the conservation of these amazing animals too.
Midnight upload? That means it's 3am for you crazy KaromPA folks. Late night emotional eating. I get it.
Brian Kusko watching this at 4:33 am East coast
So excited for you! Amazing work and patience you have put into getting these! I love them already, can’t wait to see them out and shed.
Awesome job! What a feeling it must be knowing you helped conserving a species...
Agreed! The More people we have breeding these rare locales the better because I think removing large numbers of large predators from such small islands is both unethical and bad for the wildlife on the entire island.
So awesome congratulations.... Now this is the reason why i want to buy from u ...... Your awesome
I am really excited about the pure localities. I am glad you are keeping the bloodlines pure for future generations!
Wow! Absolutely amazing! Congratulations and good on you for considering to release one pair. The more ppl working with captive born will definitely reduce the affect of our hobby, business, passion has on the wild and as you mentioned possibly repopulate it when needed. You're fn awesome!
so happy for you and the snake world in general. they look freaking awesome!!!
Im just in awe. This is amazing. I’m glad I’ve followed the entire way through this journey it has given me so much hope for the amazing things this part of the hobby can bring to the world. Thank you for all your contributions Garret!!!!
Huge congratulations!!
Absolutely awesome just simply awesome , what you have done here , no words can be said , I'm sure I speak for a lot of folk as well as myself the work and effort you have put into this for this species itself is unbelievable , you are an inspiration to all of the reptile community , all the very best Andy from Oxfordshire UK 👍😎👍
So awesome congrats bro!
Congrats Garrett!!!!!!!🥳🥳 Can’t wait for them to come out....
Great job man!
So incredibly awesome my friend. Congrats on the start to an epic year.
Huge HUGE accomplishment! Congrats Mr. Garrett! Awesome what you are doing to preserve the species 🤗❤👍👍🎉🎉🎉
Just watched the update to this suggestion to watch. Congratulations Garret and team!
Just finished video. I understand about the offspring now.
Big congrats!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️love those :) !! Greetings from finland!!
This is the coolest!! Hyped. Thank you for what you do!
Amazing. Congratulations Garrett
Congratulations, just amazing ,what a great achievement, well done....👍😊👍
First off I want to congratulate you on your hard work. It shoes perseverance pays off.
Im into locality boas and now definitely adding Dwarf Retics to my program.
Thank you for this opportunity to enjoy your personal achievement.
Congrats brother.
*shows
Nice video!
OMG!!!!you did it!!!! I watched the video when you went to Texas to get the Pure Karompa male. I've been so excited to see this next step in conserving these amazing little pythons!!!! Thank you sooo much for sharing this and allowing us to witness history😭😭😭😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
#happytears
#CONGRATSONMAKINGHISTORY
Woww! Just amazing.
The king of SD ..I salute you brother..you deserve this ..
Congratulations Garrett!!!
Congratulations!!!! That is so exciting
Congrats guys!!! That’s super amazing
Congrats Garrett, I knew you would be successful with this project.
They are soooooo tiny and adorable congrats on hatching such a clutch!
Giving Chris the beat down when collecting eggs,nice!
That was incredible. So happy that you had success with this locality.
What an amazing accomplishment for you and for the reptile community! Can't wait for them to come out of the egg!
Thanks awesome! Congrats!!
Gorgeous 😊
Y'all try a nest box/modified tub that fits the shelf?
This is so awesome!
😂😂 One of my favorite vids to date!
Every part of this was amazing. I love Selayers (sorry Chris). And don’t even get started on those miracle Karompa babies.
Garrett my friend... Absolutely incredible. CONGRATULATIONS to you and your business partner on this adventure. I'm excited to see what the future holds for this amazing locality. Thank you very much for your contribution into the hobby. You are an amazing person, and your animals speak volumes to that.
Any chance on video of the rack set up? Temps, cleaning, feeding, type of paper you use etc?
i know you running into so many different emotions at this moment. Congrats Bro!
I'm still just speechless man.. huge congratulations
Garrett you rock ;) TY can't wait to see the little ones out of the eggs
Exciting that Karompa Reticulated Pythons are being captive born. Garret was more protective of Karompa eggs than Mama Karompa. Loved the rules. It is important to replenish the small area from which they have come. I hope greedy people do not decimate the population of these beautiful snakes.
Congrats man!!
I’m really looking forward getting a nice retic from you!!
that is awesome congratulations
Hi again, another great video, it's nice to see people caring about the wild population of these beautiful animals. It seems that the majority of wildlife charities only care about rhinos, tigers and other big cuddley animals because they seem to care about money over the actual animals. Keep it up 🙂
Cool animals dude!
Garrettt have you thought about and/or reached out to any ZAA facilities about getting this locality into captivity to breed as well? Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium might be great option.
Where did you get that black tank from for your snake?
Anne Whiting-Kapsoff the enclosure ?
Yes. I had a brain fart
What a blessing, enjoy!
Congratulations. They look awesome. Can't wait to see them out of the egg.
That's so amazing I love what you are doing can't wait to see them out of the eggs
Totally, Freakin' awesome! I can't wait until there is an established breeding population(so I can get some). Thank you for sharing, Garrett.
Amazing and beautiful babies cant wait to see them out of the egg congrats
Amazing guys! Great job always a pleasure.
A huge congrats to you, this is amazing and thanks for sharing as well. Keep up the good work in the conservation of them, dont give it as it will payoff in the end.but l am sure that you wont anyway. Doing good things Garrett.
"If you don't let her target in on your eyes, you should be ok" Ha ha love it!
Those babies looked amazing. Chris is lucky I’m in another country or I would have been starring in this video (thanks for the fill in bro 🤣). Can’t wait to see them in person. October can’t come soon enough.
How soon do you think it will take before they are in the open market ? This is definitely the direction I want to go with my breeding project.
Mason Johnson it will still be a few years but we can get you on the waiting list for notifications as the projects progress info@reachoutreptiles.com
Congrats! If anyone was going to be the first to hatch Karompas in captivity, I would think it would be Garrett!! I appreciate your respect for locality Retics, conservation of wild populations, and protecting captive breeding programs so that these incredible animals continue in the wild and in the reptile hobby. Fingers crossed that you successfully raise each of the locality SD Retics!!!
Any follow up on these guys garrett?
Congrats!
Will you be selling the babies and would you consider selling and shipping through reptile express to Canada when the weather is warmer? I’d love to have a little Karompa. I have 20 years experience keeping reptiles and currently own 6 snakes. All are mainly ball pythons though. I do have a Nicaraguan boa and he’s a sweetie, feisty at dinner time haha. I keep all my snakes for their entire life span. I don’t believe in getting bored of your pets and rejoining them. I love them all. I never get bored of them.
I have a waiting list on these that goes back a few years, so any that would be released are spoken for at this time.
the 3 black minutes in the end XD super editor
Amazing
I would love to be on your waiting list, respect what you are doing tremendously.
But I live in the Great White North, Canada.... Do you know anyone up here who YOU could recommend? Who works with SuperDwarfs(around 8' ish)
continued success
Ending is 13:55 you forgot to cut off the last couple minutes of black on the video.
Gorgeous snakes!
How big do these snakes get? I have an ARS 7020 rack and want a retic that will never out grow one of those tubs.
The pure superdwarf locality animals mature under 6-8’
Congrats on the tiny babies! I would love a pair of those but I'd guess they are pretty expensive being so rare in captivity. It's great that they have such a calm temperament too. Please do an update when they come out! I'd love to see what they look like if you can zoom in to show us more of their details and pattern!
How long is the waiting list for any of these locals?
its quite extensive but not everyone on it is ready to buy when babies are ready, if you email us we can add you to the notification list info@reachoutreptiles.com
They look like ball python eggs ! Awesome
I just got me an older(12 years +) spotted python, but when she's gone and I'm out of college, I definitely want one!
Congrats... once in a while something extra amazing happens
So cool
Heart felt congratulations
Freaking awesome, brother!!! Such a cool Journey you've been on Oh, you've got no idea. How envious I am of you. I can only hope one day I can have a pair of these Or maybe even a trio To do my part with the captive breeding. Congrats!!!
Totally badass man! I also live in PA I'd love to buy one of your snakes !
send us an email and we can look at getting out on a waiting list . info@reachoutreptiles.com
That was kind of intense lol
How does one get in on helping establish some of these in the pet trade?
We do have a waiting list of people that will be notified when we start sale to the public, you can email us to get added if you like info@reachoutreptiles.com
I love jampea and selayer localities !!!
Why you guys didn't use small scissors to cut the eggs rather than razor 🙈🙈🙈 i'm afraid the razor will cut the snake a bit 🙈.
Anyway congratulations for the carompa clutch, Garret..! Me and my brother have a pair too, but we still working out for those.
Anyway, have you breed the burmese dwarf too in your facility?
Amazing!!👍👍 I cant understand, for the life of me, why you would get a dislike on the video ?? Smh! People kill me! Jealousy I guess...
How big do adult Karompas get?
Joseph Vaughan dad is 1400 grams, mom was 3200 after laying.
It's been 4 days .... We need an update .... please?
Could you please give me a few ideas or recommendations on what female you would pair with this for maximum gene potential(appeal)?Just so that I have an idea of what to keep an eye out for, when looking for a female (or 3...)
Anery Poss. Het SNOW 56.25% DWARF (37.5% JAMP 18.75% SELAYAR (my male)
Congratulations!
I think your next goal should be to replace the 40 wild snakes that were taken, that would be a truly completed mission 🖖😌👍
Would love some super dwarfs some day :) I got some red tail boas now
Twitchstar Happy well just let us know !
@@ReachOutReptiles will do man :)
wow!
I would like your whole stock