I don’t care what anyone says, I love Brian. No one in the hobby as long as he’s been hasn’t made mistakes. I think he’s an asset to the hobby and hate seeing so many bad mouthing him
Brian was my inspiration to start keeping pythons when I was twelve years old. I had never heard of carpet pythons or scrub pythons until I watched brian on SnakeBytesTV when I was a younger kid.
Another great video Gary! Unfortunately the people that don’t like Brian will dislike him no matter what he does! They’ll always find something to moan about! Says more about them that it doesn’t about him!
That is amazing about the T+’s! Antaresia has always been my favorite genus and i’ve drooled over all of the morphs they have in Australia! I’ve wondered if we’d ever get any morphs in the states and am very excited to hear that. I have a pair of Children’s and a pair of Spotted’s I’ll be breeding for the first time this year
Thanks to you I have yet another snake species on my ever-growing Reptile Wishlist. 🤦🏻♀️🤣 I had never heard of the Silver Satin before but they are absolutely gorgeous and I’m going to research them asap to see if they would be a good fit for me in the future. Thank you for giving me yet another reason to love reptiles and another great channel to watch! 🤘🏻☺️
Hi Elton, you're the 2nd person who mentioned this. I did not see a Basin, nor did I know there was one at the Reptarium. It's possible however it was taken off display. (Huge enclosures rock, but would not be surprised if a Basin stopped eating in one.)
Hi Grettel! I've worked with both, and I find them to be almost identical. Not aggressive, but strong feeding responses. I also think it is easier to get baby childrens feeding than baby spotteds feeding (despite childrens being the smaller species). Thanks for watching!
@@gsreptiles5606 Gary more youtube please, I love your content. I’ve watched all your videos and probably most videos about chondros on youtube. There’s just not a ton of information or content out there.
Being a new arboreal keeper, seeing people that are absolutely filthy rich get into the hobby when you’re scraping with a full family can get pretty disheartening. All I see in any of these videos is millions of dollars and it’s hard to not let that be a little bit discouraging. If you’re watching this thinking the same, keep going.
Hi Rich, I know both in my case (and Brian's), it has taken 35+ years to build our collections, so be assured it did not happen overnight. When it comes to building your own collection, just start small and breed what you have, and that's how you grow a collection. Enjoy your family, enjoy your animals, and everything else will fall into place. Thanks so much for watching!
Now he’s all for the limelight after that tearful/ depression episode I don’t what the hell I thing of him, I guess this is what he always wanted notoriety!
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I don’t care what anyone says, I love Brian. No one in the hobby as long as he’s been hasn’t made mistakes. I think he’s an asset to the hobby and hate seeing so many bad mouthing him
Known Brian since I'm 19-20 years old, and I love the guy. Does a tremendous amount of good to bring young herpers into our amazing hobby.
Brian is a inspiration to almost all of us younger keepers in the hobby.
@@gsreptiles5606 Brian is a great guy.
Miss U brian.. My reptile hero and guru..
Brian was my inspiration to start keeping pythons when I was twelve years old. I had never heard of carpet pythons or scrub pythons until I watched brian on SnakeBytesTV when I was a younger kid.
Love hearing that! Brian is a wonderful person who has brought many into our amazing hobby. Thanks for watching!
Nice work Gary!
Bioactive and naturalistic enclosures can be an extremely rewarding part of keeping these amazing animals for sure.
Always enjoy the humor, Gary. Great episode. Really showed Brian’s humility as well.
Fully agree, Jorge! Brian is a great sport, and an overall great person. Thanks so much for watching!
That intro was priceless 🤣
Thank you Gary
Very cool video. loved seeing one of my babies is such great care too!
Great seeing you man!
Great hanging with you and your family Lucas! Hope to see you again soon!
Thanks for the new video Gary!
I really laughed at the intro 🤣 it's great
Yay T positive children's pythons 🙌
Another great video Gary! Unfortunately the people that don’t like Brian will dislike him no matter what he does! They’ll always find something to moan about! Says more about them that it doesn’t about him!
That is amazing about the T+’s! Antaresia has always been my favorite genus and i’ve drooled over all of the morphs they have in Australia! I’ve wondered if we’d ever get any morphs in the states and am very excited to hear that. I have a pair of Children’s and a pair of Spotted’s I’ll be breeding for the first time this year
Great vid! I need to get out to the reptarium one of these days
I don't judge people especially people I've never met. Brian seems like a genuine guy.
amazing vid gary! happy to see you post often again
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks to you I have yet another snake species on my ever-growing Reptile Wishlist. 🤦🏻♀️🤣 I had never heard of the Silver Satin before but they are absolutely gorgeous and I’m going to research them asap to see if they would be a good fit for me in the future. Thank you for giving me yet another reason to love reptiles and another great channel to watch! 🤘🏻☺️
Gary you are the best, man😅
Thanks for watching, Matt!
Awesome tour!
Thanks Natalie!
Now that you are a celebrity I hope we can still be friends
This is Mr. Schiavino's assistant. How I can help you James? :) (Thanks for watching buddy!)
You forgot to highlight the bassin at the reptarium
Hi Elton, you're the 2nd person who mentioned this. I did not see a Basin, nor did I know there was one at the Reptarium. It's possible however it was taken off display. (Huge enclosures rock, but would not be surprised if a Basin stopped eating in one.)
The basin name is Bugatti and it's by the arachnids wall.
Congrats on the new project Gary! Curious if in your experience you’ve noticed any general temperament differences between Children’s and Spotteds?
Hi Grettel! I've worked with both, and I find them to be almost identical. Not aggressive, but strong feeding responses. I also think it is easier to get baby childrens feeding than baby spotteds feeding (despite childrens being the smaller species). Thanks for watching!
What happened to his basin?
Hmmm.....I honestly do not know. I did not know that Brian had a Basin. All the best!
What kind a snake was it that you were holding at your place before you went back to Brians repterium. It seems to be very happy
Hi Mary. Thanks for watching! I bet I tell you what it is at the end of the video. :). (Spoiler Alert...Silver Savu Python.)
Something weird is happening to the video, the sound matches but the frame-rate is strange. Might just be because it was uploaded recently, not sure
Sorry! And I know what you mean. I noticed it in 2 sections, and I have no idea why. My apologies!
@@gsreptiles5606 Gary more youtube please, I love your content. I’ve watched all your videos and probably most videos about chondros on youtube. There’s just not a ton of information or content out there.
What python gets only about 4 to 4 1/2 ft and are great with children
Hi Mary. Ball Python all the way! Stays small and tolerates handling.
It looks like your shutter speed is too low on your video. You need to check your camera settings. You need to follow the 180 degree rule.
Thank you for the technical support! Much appreciated! Did not touch any settings on my camera, yet it's different. Thank you again!
Being a new arboreal keeper, seeing people that are absolutely filthy rich get into the hobby when you’re scraping with a full family can get pretty disheartening. All I see in any of these videos is millions of dollars and it’s hard to not let that be a little bit discouraging. If you’re watching this thinking the same, keep going.
Hi Rich, I know both in my case (and Brian's), it has taken 35+ years to build our collections, so be assured it did not happen overnight. When it comes to building your own collection, just start small and breed what you have, and that's how you grow a collection. Enjoy your family, enjoy your animals, and everything else will fall into place. Thanks so much for watching!
@@gsreptiles5606 I didn’t mean that as a disparagement at all. Just hitting a really hard spot in the balancing process of it all.
Now he’s all for the limelight after that tearful/ depression episode I don’t what the hell I thing of him, I guess this is what he always wanted notoriety!
Everyone knows brian is not new to the hobby
Satire is not lost on you. :) Thanks for watching!
Freaking hilarious video as always