Tinley NARBC is Back! My pursuit of Captive Bred Green Tree Pythons & Emeralds at the Show!
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- *Tinley is HUGE, but was I able to find a single Captive Bred Green Tree Python or Emerald Tree Boa?
*Running into a Chondro Legend - Greg Maxwell
* Mike Schultz on Facebook (Imported Emeralds)
*Steven Kush on Facebook (Scrub Pythons)
*Jason Hood on Facebook (Black Headed Pythons)
*USARK - www.USARK.org Strength in Numbers!
So glad you made a video, i was tired of seeing all the ball morphs from other channels.
Me too. :) (Thanks for watching!)
Great to meet you (even briefly) at Tinley. We will have to do it again outside of a major event so we can actually talk a bit more!
Really look forward to it!
Great video, thank you Gary
Just love that green sanzinia
Great to finally meet you in person, Gary! Tinley was a blast! I can’t believe I missed seeing Greg!! Ugh! It was a pleasure talking with you - looking forward to next time!
Great meeting you, Jeremy! Wish you nothing but the best with your new move and venture!
Those emeralds at Mike's table looked great
That's why I'm a fan of Mike and his animals. (Thanks for watching!)
Hi Gary it me Robin Feagan. Just wanted you to know it’s me. Ty again for sharing your green tree python journey.
Thanks Robin!
It was great meeting you!!
That green sanzinia is just immaculate! Not many like that around even in Europe.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks you, Sascha, and thanks for watching!
It’s always the most beautiful and interesting snakes, chondro and Morelia, that take a backseat in these shows. They’re the stars, but I like that only a select few focus on them because it makes them more special. I have 1.1 Papuan Carpets
Fully agree! Thanks so much for watching, and congrats on your Papuans. I love them!
Thanks for sharing. I was bummed to miss Tinley this year so it was nice to get to see a bit. Love your videos! You're the only reptile channel I watch regularly.
Thanks so.much, and thanks for watching!!
"it happens to be my first super-spreader event" LOL
Garry you rock!! My dream is to breed arboreal snakes (Corallus batesii, caninus and Hotulanus) But I live in Brasil and currently, the legislation of my country does not allow us to do so (yes, even tho these are native species) And I'm planning to move soon to NA so i can pursue my passion. You are definetly the gratest influence for me. Thank you for all your support and keep making awesome videos w/ rich information. Hope to meet you at future reptile events!
Thank you so much for saying that, Rodrigo! I really appreciate it, and thank you for watching! G
That is awesome! 🙌 I even brought my book hoping to get him to sign it and I totally missed him.
To be honest Gary the video was great with the snakes and all that,but you do know the real reason most of us tuned in was to see you enter the “Tinley Twerk Off”,there is nothing better then seeing a man expressing himself through the art of dance,I mean Foxtrot,Sidestep and even the”Moonwalk” all fail in comparison to the “Twerk” when it is done by a true professional,please put us all out of our misery and upload the video,PLEEEEEAAAAASSSSEEEE🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
I love you. You get me. :)
You’re the best brother
Man that was some great camera work during your interview with Greg Maxwell. 😁 Seriously though, it was great seeing you again and getting to talk with you after so many years. Thanks for being awesome and creating such wonderful content.
Great seeing you, Tom! What a pleasant surprise!
cool video! youre on Chondro Rushmore too dude!
LOL Thanks Idris!!! (And thanks for always being so supportive of my endeavors!)
Very cool
Thanks for video. I’ve learned a lot from your channel. Never been to Tinley so it was interesting to see it and your perspective on some of the animals there. By the way, do you know of any manufacturer that produces or any DIY plans for an enclosure with a pull out bottom tray like the ones in the video where you visit John Martin? Anyway, thanks again for the videos and for sharing your knowledge.
Unfortunately I do not, Tim. Sorry! (I don't think anyone makes them like that anymore.) Thank you for watching!
Awesome stuff Gary! I didn't make it to Tinley but i heard not much as far as dumerils boas or Russian rat snakes.
Hey it was nice meeting you bud. Eric at ECW Reptiles.
You as well Eric!
Thanks for the videos! Hope this helps the algorithm
Can't hurt. Thank you!!
Another great video!
Top la vidéo encore merci
Greg maxwell!!
The man! (Known Greg for a longtime, and he could not be a kinder and more patient person.)
Hey I saw you used a half cork bark log for GTPs to nest in. How do you treat the cork bark or know its safe? I got some at a reptile show but am hesitant to use it for my ball python. I have it in a deep freezer. Thanks! Love the videos!
Exactly what you do.....stick in the freezer for a few days first. Thanks for watching!
@@gsreptiles5606 The ball python is kept in the freezer lol jk. The cork bark is in the freezer and Im hesitant to use it, it has a tiny bit of what looks like super dense spider web or mold idk. I got the cork bark from a reptile show
I'm so happy that i got a cb sorong gtp 1.0 for about 600$ two weeks ago. And i live in germany and it's even harder here
Congrats Jakob!
Would you have any recommendations on who to look out for that sells quality captive bred GTPs and ships?
Contact Ryan Burke at Clockwork Reptiles. All are Captive Hatched (In Indo) Babies, however Ryan establishes them first, and provides support. Thanks for watching, Hector!
The baby carpet looks healthy and long 3' ?
Im from the UK and theres animals there at the expo that cost much more than they do here but on the other hand theres animals that cost more here than they do in the states. Its strange how that works.
A good example of that is chahoua geckos. In the US theyr s minimum of $500 but usually more like $800-2000. Here in the UK chahouas are £100. I actually got 2 for £150 and these are perfectly health cb geckos. Then theres things like white lips pythons that go for $300-800 in the US. Here in the UK theyr like £2k each.
Djj siblings? Soooo, they are the clutchmates of actual diamond × jungle × jaguar costal carpet pythons? But do not have the jag gene. In them correct?
That is accurate. Not sure how that naming actually started, however non-jaguars in clutches which produce jaguars, are referred to as "Jaguar Siblings".
kewl kids unite!
I’ve never had a GTP, what locale would you suggest as a starter GTP?
a captive bred one from adults that you like the look off.
Chris, Jurgen is correct, but in this day and age, it may be difficult to obtain a Captive Bred Chondro or a specific locality. With that in mind, I would suggest a Captive Hatched / Imported Biak Baby from a Reputable Seller. While Biaks are more aggressive (and tend to get a bit larger), it is also these attributes which lead to them being hardier captives.
Gary, I need your videos to always be at least 24 minutes, please. I run for 20 minutes on the treadmill, then I do a 4 minute cool down. (I know you understand.) thanks :))
LOL Touche'
@@gsreptiles5606 haha Dan didn’t ask Hypemeup to troll you back. 😁
Are they Biak Wild caught GTP ? At 10:52
At 10:52, those are wild caught Northern Emerald Tree Boas, however right before 10:52, and right after, I do show wild caught Biak Chondros. Thanks for watching!
@@gsreptiles5606 in my country chondro is protected animal. I am surprised that someone still can export biak chondro from here.
Anyway great video 👍
@@joshuasetiawan89 Sadly Joshua, they export them as "Farm Raised" or "Captive Bred", but it's all BS. They are wild-caught, illegally exported Green Tree Pythons.
The table with the imported gtp’s and scrubs was that DM Exotics table? Dan does import but the vast majority of what he gets in is in fairly good condition. Theyr farm bred though I believe.
That was NOT DM Exotic's table. Dan does not vend NARBC Tinley, and in addition, Dan's animals are sincerely pristine. As far as importer's go, Dan is at a whole other level. No worries....I know you were just asking a question and did not mean any harm, but I just want to clarify.
@@gsreptiles5606 mean any harm? Of course i didnt mean any harm i was just asking question.