I've handled my fair share of snakes, only been bitten by two. Both were rhino rat snakes. A friend and I decided to buy a pair at an expo and we each kept one. I think the first bite from mine was defensive, but now he only strikes when in food mode (he's also the best eater from my snakes, and I have a milk snake). My friend's snake has absolutely no chill. Not sure if it is personality or if he stresses her too much when handling.
My most “aggressive” snake was a young northern pine snake I had. He would great me every morning by coming out of his hide, periscope up and hiss at me. Such a sweetie 😂
wow mushu is BIG! i got my blue tegu around a year ago and he is also in the guberty stage but as soon as he is out of his enclosure he is super tamed down. always look forward to the new videos you’re my favorite reptile youtuber. hope all is well adam!
Mushu,is a Argentine black and white tegu they're bigger than blue tegus,mushu is actually small for a black and white tegu because of brumation but she probably seems big to you because black and white tegus are bigger than blue tegus.
Bull Snakes seem to be spicy in general. I know there's an exception to this very generalized statement, but I have yet to meet one. Lol Maybe they just like vibrating their tails every chance they get since they worked hard through evolution to mimic rattlesnakes. 😁
I'm working on my Savannah monitor. She's captive-bred, so hopefully, she's a bit easier to deal with. So far, she crawls onto my hand easily during feeding (she's a baby), and if I'm feeding her, she will let me pet her and pick her up. Any other time, she hisses but doesn't run away or anything. Luckily, she has only bit me once when she missed the roach and got my finger and doesn't tail whip almost ever.
My most "aggressive" reptile was a fence lizard I named Arohk (after a dragon from one of my favorite games). He would bite and puff himself up to do push-ups at you. Ooooh, so scary! After a bit of patiently working with him, he was my best little bud. I took him to a science class for a little educational lecture on native reptiles, he would run up to the enclosure entrance and climb up on me, I could leave him out without any worries he'd run off. He was such an awesome little dude and I still miss him. Now, I just have some sassy geckos and a really chill green anole.
Used to work for a reptile store and baby carpet pythons were the reason I had bites all over my hands!! lol. Amazing as they get older but these babies were CRAZY!!
I have 2 Kimberly Rock Monitor and i got bitten like 2 times at the start because they thought i was food, but now the only Defensive bite i ever gotten was from my male who is super chill but sometimes like to shown dominance i got them 14.12.2024 and the male i can just take out the female needs a little bit more work but its really rewarding to see them get used to you. At the start they ran away and hid when i entered the room now they like getting neck rubs. They are rly rly fast tho so make sure if you handle them in a room where they cant hide somewhere you cant get to. And yea the females have crazy crazy food drive like insane she will run at full speed threw the enclosure as soon as i walk up with a cricket
Hi Frankie, my favorite lizard ever😘, hard to imagine he was ever fearful. Another great mini class that gets you thinking, personally biting for whatever reason is out for me, while I understand intellectually it’s not personal, my heart takes it personally, sooo. But this helps explain how to interpret why they are doing it, and if you can spend the time necessary to change it. Thanks Adam, I’m sure you’ve helped a lot of people today.🦎🐍🐕💕👍
I really love what you said about Emerald Tree boas! It's true that Amy Benzi handles them without issue, but this is probably not the experience of the average keeper. We can't all keep them the same way that she is able to. I wish we all could have entire jungle rooms!!!
My most "aggressive" reptile is my bearded dragon. He's very feisty and is a little defensive when I first try to pick him up or pet him when he's in his enclosure, and he's an enthusiastic eater when it comes to his bugs. He doesn't try to bite, but he will puff out his beard, flatten out his body, open his mouth and hiss at me at first. Once I have him or have been petting him for a bit, he calms down. He has only ever bitten me the first time I picked him up and during feedings when he manages to get my fingers in addition to his roach from his enthusiastic grabs lol. I of course still love him to bits. :)
My most aggressive was a Diadem Rat Snake ( pet shop also said Israeli Rat Racer ) . Never stopped wanting to bite me. I bought her as an adult, and she never calmed down in the 12 years I had her.
Hey, I might be to late, but I think there is a problem with my bearded dragon. She went to sleep 3 months ago and hasn’t woken up since I check every 2 days to see if she’s still alive and she is. I’m also pretty sure beardies don’t brumate. Do you know why she’s doing this?
Nice video :) its funny, because all the times you talk about "agressive" animals and injuries that may be caused by them, always comes to mind my cat. I love her more than anything, but you have to know how to play with her, because if not, you can end up with scratches and bites lots of times, and a couple of times she made me bleed more than i would like or expect from her. My point beeing that at least to me, domestic cats have the potential to be as dangerous if not more, than almost all the reptiles you can keep. Keep up the good work, i love your content 😀
My boas are defensive, and some are aggressive and can't be tamed down. Working with them has calmed them down, but sometimes they'll be chilled and once I have them out on the lawn, they become really aggressive/defensive and won't hesitate to lunge out and bite. So not sure which one I'll go with, defensive or aggressive, but I leave them be most of the time.
Adam please do a video on how to set up an enclosed enclosure like no screen top. I have a 4x2x2 I want to set up for a ball python but have no clue how to do the heat and lighting in it.
I was given a 2yr old bearded dragon who's a bit of a jerk, but nothing like my flying geckos or tokay, they get pretty territorial inside their enclosure but not bad once in hand.
Hands down, my most bitey is Coop, my Amazon Tree Boa. Came to me as a rescue, and he's super defensive. We mostly just let him chill, and do his own thing.
xD Kingsnakes. Every single one I have met has been the most happy to try and see if you are food. They have no brains, only a stomach and then you handle them and they sulk because they realize no food only removal from enclosure. Such funny critters lol
I’ve just gotten a hognose snake this week and he is defensive because he is so tiny, I haven’t handled him yet but he will flatten out, his and lunge when I change his water but I’m pretty sure he’ll tame down though as he is in my craft room and I spend a lot of time in there so he’s used to me being in there already
My most defensive reptile, by far, was a Nile Monitor and he never called down. He was a legitimate A-hole, and I've bred monitor lizards!! 😂 Pro Tip Adam- Tom Cruchfield has some great videos and technics on tree monitors and taming most monitor lizards for that matter
Hey Adam, love the video been planning a project to get back into the hobby and it’s something ive never done before so I wanted to hear your thoughts on an app that breeders can use for trading/ swapping out for gene diversity and overall just tips because I’ve never bred before and I have always wanted to do this project.
I once lost a finger to a leopard gecko. But the only aggressive reptiles I encounter are wild snakes and turtles while spraying lawns with fertilizer and weed control.
I don't keep pet reptiles but if I see one in the wild I'll pick it up unless it's a rattle snake, our only venomous snake. The one type of snake that will always bite is the yellow bellied racer.
Why did you stop timestamping your videos? I watch them all the way anyway, but its helpful when ive already watched the vid and trying to show my friend a certain part.
Blue tree monitors might as well not be mentioned, they went 100% unobtainium last month due to an emergency ESA/CITES listing. Ones currently in captivity cannot cross state/provincial lines, nor can ownership of them be transferred making captive breeding them pointless since you can't even give the babies to someone legally.
Got 2 gtp one manokwari whos calm. And got a neo jaipur x sorong and that thing does bite... also have a 4 year old carpet python who was very defensive at beginning but now shes calm
@WickensWickedReptiles thanks started with royal pythons but they were so boring.... so sold them all. Into more advanced snakes... and to be honest wasnt the easiest journey but how rewarding... also im planning to get new Caledonian gecko..
Believe it or not the most “aggressive reptile” I’ve encountered was an adult veiled chameleon at a pet store I worked at. He bit everyone, all the time. I lovingly nicknamed him Jerk. 😂 Btw did you see the insta message I sent you for the gummy pickle worms?
I have an emperorboa and she can be crazy at times. She used to be my uncles but he never handled her I was the only one handling her when I visited him other then that he just took care of her. At the point he gave her to me she hadnt been handled for over a year, wich was by me and she was crazy defensive back then. (before that was also a long time) so when I went to pick her up I expected trouble but she was as mellow as can be. Now she still can be pretty defensive inside her enclosure and she also often thinks my hands are food. She is still a great snake tho and starting to get some size to her.
Many years ago, I had a bronze frog that was very stupid and always hungry, so as would be expected, it had a tendency to bite. Most frogs don't have teeth or anything else that would break the skin, so they are completely harmless, though there are a few notable exceptions. It's good for a laugh when an animal that is food-obsessed and also completely harmless decides to bite, but I worry that the animal could injure itself trying to take on a meal that is far to big, so it is best not to encourage this behavior. Tokay geckos, on the other hand, are a completely different story. These creatures act like they are possessed by demons, and they have nasty little teeth.
I would like to see you put corallus hortulanus in the same light you just put canninus. In previous videos, you said that they are aggressive and that they just want to bite you. As a keeper, my 2 year old amazon tree boa is as tame as they get. Sure, if he is stressed, he will take a striking pose. However, if I respect his reaction and treat him accordingly, he won't bite, and if he does, he will "miss" or not leave any marks.
I have changed my tune in more recent videos on the amazons too, maybe you missed those videos. I have this Patreon supporter who constantly sends me videos of her super calm ones, amazing!
All lizards have bitten me, some will calm down some won't. Currently its my lewisi hybrid and it's cage defensive. I just built him a 5 x 5 x 6.5 enclosure so 1/2 the time he's scared and other times he's just nervous and will let me pet him without running. I've had lots of snakes also various boas and pythons up to a large burm and a unicolor cribo at 8 foot sold as a Texas indigo fox snakes ..., never been bitten from any of them.
Sounds funny but one of my ball paython hatchlings from this year is the most defensive snake I've ever delt with he's absolutely insane in his enclosure hissing striking go's crazy then is fine when he comes out ive had fussy ones but this guy is different
Please say hognose, please say hognose 😂 no really, I took one from a shop that hadn’t worked with him ever. Turns out he is a she and a total biter. So tiny, but so persistent. Only one I wear gloves with if I don’t fancy pinpricks everywhere 😂
I also have one hognose out of my 7 that actually comes at me with mouth open, even while handling and it's not food time lol. If she gets irritated, she opens her mouth and shows you her back teeth - and WILL bite LOL
@@WickensWickedReptiles im sure its just paper work , im sure you know about ty park and iguanaland, his over produced rhinos since the tegu ban, could single handlly take them off the endangered speices list.......alot more are ending up in rescues nowadays cause of it , get a baby for 250-300 now retail
My ball python is a bastard. i tried to handle him a lot when i got him but he bit a lot (or tried) so hes more of a look and dont touch outside of certain tasks he may need
So the thumbnail shows a north American ratsnake, yet aside from corn snakes, you never really cover them. You should definitely put these guys in a video sometime! Very underrated animals.
If you named Pittsburg after the city you forgot the " h" at the end of it . We forgot the government when the change the spelling rules to get our "h" back.
I had a Brazilian Rainbow Boa that hated me! She adored my roommate though. She always tried to strike at me, and bit me hard once. When my roommate would walk in the snake would start glass surfing and beg to come out and snuggle with her. When my roommate moved out I sold her the snake and all the equipment for the same price I paid. They are very happy together.
Mine is Wednesday the Tiger Rat Snake. She is a crazy crazy girl who loves to be left alone. My next most defensive would have to be Marble the Cuban False Chameleon. Once you get him out of the tank, he's good boy. Then it would be to be my baby (I'm calling him boy) boy Gumbo th American Alligator. He doesn't do much..yet
Only one would I actually use the label "aggressive" and that is to my sweet little feisty hognose aptly named Tiamat LOL She actually comes at me with mouth open, even when handling. If she is fine and you are the least annoying, she comes at you with mouth open, showing her back teeth. She will bite and I've had to remove her with a credit card because she gets stuck lol. She could be in her hide, and come out just to chase you. I love her so much lol.
I’d say my most and only truly aggressive animal is my rooster he will hunt you down and drive his spurs into you just to show he is the king of the territory ha ha but yeah my cold blooded reptiles r just calm and nothing seems to bother them
Which reptile of yours is the most defensive?
I only have a hognose. But yeah, he has a lot of opinions if I as much as look at him funny. XD
Ladder Snakes definitely. Followed by my Vietnamese Blue Beauties
None of mi babies are aggressive, but when I let Marley play wid his dino toys I different side a him comes out 😂
My African Rock python, Max, always strikes at me. He needs about 20-30 minutes in the yard before he tires out a bit to be easily handled.
I've handled my fair share of snakes, only been bitten by two. Both were rhino rat snakes. A friend and I decided to buy a pair at an expo and we each kept one. I think the first bite from mine was defensive, but now he only strikes when in food mode (he's also the best eater from my snakes, and I have a milk snake). My friend's snake has absolutely no chill. Not sure if it is personality or if he stresses her too much when handling.
Diamond is the most aggressive, because not only does he bite you, but he also wants to eat your ear 😂
hahaha for sure
I love it when Emily at Snake Discovery calls them "spicy noodles" or "upsetty spaghetti ". 😂
that's about right
Susan says, “I am NOT a carpet python!!!”
🤣😂🤣😇
wooooops
Stitch is adorable! 💙 that blue is stunning!
Thanks!
My most “aggressive” snake was a young northern pine snake I had. He would great me every morning by coming out of his hide, periscope up and hiss at me.
Such a sweetie 😂
beauty!
wow mushu is BIG! i got my blue tegu around a year ago and he is also in the guberty stage but as soon as he is out of his enclosure he is super tamed down. always look forward to the new videos you’re my favorite reptile youtuber. hope all is well adam!
Mushu,is a Argentine black and white tegu they're bigger than blue tegus,mushu is actually small for a black and white tegu because of brumation but she probably seems big to you because black and white tegus are bigger than blue tegus.
Thanks, I really appreciate you watching!
Great video today guys! 😊 sounds like you have a lot of exciting projects on the go! ✨
thank you!
I just got a baby Darwin carpet. He's a lil feisty in the cage but when I grab him he's fine
super cute I bet though
It's definitely perfectly normal for a Darwin carpet he will grow out of it they can be feisty little guys.
My hognose is welllll he's the kind of snake who will hiss if you breath too deeply. I'm working with him.
oh brutal
SICK SHOTS OF STITCH👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
he's a G
Looking forward to seeing the blue monitor and rat snakes' enclosures!!
This was a fun list 😁❤
thanks!
My Bull Snake is easily the most defensive reptile I've ever owned. He never truly bites but he hisses, vibrates his tail, and closed mouth strikes.
Bull Snakes seem to be spicy in general. I know there's an exception to this very generalized statement, but I have yet to meet one. Lol
Maybe they just like vibrating their tails every chance they get since they worked hard through evolution to mimic rattlesnakes. 😁
I'm working on my Savannah monitor. She's captive-bred, so hopefully, she's a bit easier to deal with. So far, she crawls onto my hand easily during feeding (she's a baby), and if I'm feeding her, she will let me pet her and pick her up. Any other time, she hisses but doesn't run away or anything. Luckily, she has only bit me once when she missed the roach and got my finger and doesn't tail whip almost ever.
Great video as always
thank you!
waiting for a banger and got it thanks goat
anytime my friend
Great video like always Adam enjoy ur video's learn alot from you. Thanks Adam. ❤
Appreciate you!
Fantastic video!!
Thanks for watching!
Any tips for a leopard geckos @@WickensWickedReptiles
Frankie is a super model! ❤😂❤
sure is
@@WickensWickedReptilesYour number one flex! 😊
My most "aggressive" reptile was a fence lizard I named Arohk (after a dragon from one of my favorite games). He would bite and puff himself up to do push-ups at you. Ooooh, so scary! After a bit of patiently working with him, he was my best little bud. I took him to a science class for a little educational lecture on native reptiles, he would run up to the enclosure entrance and climb up on me, I could leave him out without any worries he'd run off. He was such an awesome little dude and I still miss him. Now, I just have some sassy geckos and a really chill green anole.
They really do have a big personality!
Used to work for a reptile store and baby carpet pythons were the reason I had bites all over my hands!! lol. Amazing as they get older but these babies were CRAZY!!
no doubt about it
I have a question can you make a care video about your red eyed tree frogs also thanks for the great content
Sure thing!
@@WickensWickedReptiles thanks
You are the best TH-camr ever have a awesome day have a super day have a wonderful day good job
Appreciate it!
I had a kingsnake that I swear had a life insurance policy out on me.
hhahahaa
I have 2 Kimberly Rock Monitor and i got bitten like 2 times at the start because they thought i was food, but now the only Defensive bite i ever gotten was from my male who is super chill but sometimes like to shown dominance i got them 14.12.2024 and the male i can just take out the female needs a little bit more work but its really rewarding to see them get used to you. At the start they ran away and hid when i entered the room now they like getting neck rubs. They are rly rly fast tho so make sure if you handle them in a room where they cant hide somewhere you cant get to. And yea the females have crazy crazy food drive like insane she will run at full speed threw the enclosure as soon as i walk up with a cricket
i want Kims so very badly
Hi Frankie, my favorite lizard ever😘, hard to imagine he was ever fearful. Another great mini class that gets you thinking, personally biting for whatever reason is out for me, while I understand intellectually it’s not personal, my heart takes it personally, sooo. But this helps explain how to interpret why they are doing it, and if you can spend the time necessary to change it. Thanks Adam, I’m sure you’ve helped a lot of people today.🦎🐍🐕💕👍
I really love what you said about Emerald Tree boas! It's true that Amy Benzi handles them without issue, but this is probably not the experience of the average keeper. We can't all keep them the same way that she is able to. I wish we all could have entire jungle rooms!!!
My most "aggressive" reptile is my bearded dragon. He's very feisty and is a little defensive when I first try to pick him up or pet him when he's in his enclosure, and he's an enthusiastic eater when it comes to his bugs. He doesn't try to bite, but he will puff out his beard, flatten out his body, open his mouth and hiss at me at first. Once I have him or have been petting him for a bit, he calms down. He has only ever bitten me the first time I picked him up and during feedings when he manages to get my fingers in addition to his roach from his enthusiastic grabs lol. I of course still love him to bits. :)
My most aggressive was a Diadem Rat Snake ( pet shop also said Israeli Rat Racer ) . Never stopped wanting to bite me. I bought her as an adult, and she never calmed down in the 12 years I had her.
oh wow eh
You have the coolest intro!
YEA!!!! FLUKERS!!!!🏆🦗🎉
WOOOOOOOOOOOO
Hey, I might be to late, but I think there is a problem with my bearded dragon. She went to sleep 3 months ago and hasn’t woken up since I check every 2 days to see if she’s still alive and she is. I’m also pretty sure beardies don’t brumate. Do you know why she’s doing this?
They absolutely do brumate, that is very normal. But if you are worried, or if she is losing weight, get advice from a vet.
@@wendyguileThank you so much! I’m new to the hobby so I don’t know a whole lot.
My beardie brumated for over 5 months this time. When he woke he was fine. That's the second time he's done so in my care.
they for sure do brumate
Nice video :) its funny, because all the times you talk about "agressive" animals and injuries that may be caused by them, always comes to mind my cat. I love her more than anything, but you have to know how to play with her, because if not, you can end up with scratches and bites lots of times, and a couple of times she made me bleed more than i would like or expect from her. My point beeing that at least to me, domestic cats have the potential to be as dangerous if not more, than almost all the reptiles you can keep. Keep up the good work, i love your content 😀
cat's can be brutal
If it’s got a mouth, it can bite. My hands have been chew toys for my dog, accidental snacks for a few of my ball pythons and a gopher snake
My boas are defensive, and some are aggressive and can't be tamed down. Working with them has calmed them down, but sometimes they'll be chilled and once I have them out on the lawn, they become really aggressive/defensive and won't hesitate to lunge out and bite. So not sure which one I'll go with, defensive or aggressive, but I leave them be most of the time.
Adam please do a video on how to set up an enclosed enclosure like no screen top. I have a 4x2x2 I want to set up for a ball python but have no clue how to do the heat and lighting in it.
I was given a 2yr old bearded dragon who's a bit of a jerk, but nothing like my flying geckos or tokay, they get pretty territorial inside their enclosure but not bad once in hand.
Tokays are wild
Awesome vlog and beautiful feisty babies
Thank you so much
Hands down, my most bitey is Coop, my Amazon Tree Boa. Came to me as a rescue, and he's super defensive. We mostly just let him chill, and do his own thing.
no shock there haha
xD Kingsnakes. Every single one I have met has been the most happy to try and see if you are food. They have no brains, only a stomach and then you handle them and they sulk because they realize no food only removal from enclosure. Such funny critters lol
I’ve just gotten a hognose snake this week and he is defensive because he is so tiny, I haven’t handled him yet but he will flatten out, his and lunge when I change his water but I’m pretty sure he’ll tame down though as he is in my craft room and I spend a lot of time in there so he’s used to me being in there already
In Australia carpet pythons are considered placid and it is children's pythons that are considered bitey
wow eh
My crestie is aggressive toward plants. He thinks it's his purpose in life to destroy them all. 😂
hahahaa
My most defensive reptile, by far, was a Nile Monitor and he never called down. He was a legitimate A-hole, and I've bred monitor lizards!! 😂
Pro Tip Adam- Tom Cruchfield has some great videos and technics on tree monitors and taming most monitor lizards for that matter
Niles are insane
@ truly they are. Once they are adults- its one extreme or the other. Absolutely no middle ground 😂
Hey Adam, love the video been planning a project to get back into the hobby and it’s something ive never done before so I wanted to hear your thoughts on an app that breeders can use for trading/ swapping out for gene diversity and overall just tips because I’ve never bred before and I have always wanted to do this project.
I once lost a finger to a leopard gecko. But the only aggressive reptiles I encounter are wild snakes and turtles while spraying lawns with fertilizer and weed control.
hahahahhaa
Also is your frilled lizard aggressive
Some day i hope i can actually join in one of these conversations. I am reptiless...
I don't keep pet reptiles but if I see one in the wild I'll pick it up unless it's a rattle snake, our only venomous snake. The one type of snake that will always bite is the yellow bellied racer.
really eh?
Why did you stop timestamping your videos? I watch them all the way anyway, but its helpful when ive already watched the vid and trying to show my friend a certain part.
I didn't it was always auto, might take a day or two
@WickensWickedReptiles oh interesting! I didnt know that!
My Children’s python has an insane food drive.
really eh?
@ yeah
I have a Green tree monitor and my Kenyan sand boa is by far more sketchy to deal with lol
really eh!?
Blue tree monitors might as well not be mentioned, they went 100% unobtainium last month due to an emergency ESA/CITES listing. Ones currently in captivity cannot cross state/provincial lines, nor can ownership of them be transferred making captive breeding them pointless since you can't even give the babies to someone legally.
Not sure how it works in the US but we've got lots moving around dup here including a big import coming in this summer.
Got 2 gtp one manokwari whos calm. And got a neo jaipur x sorong and that thing does bite... also have a 4 year old carpet python who was very defensive at beginning but now shes calm
love that!
@WickensWickedReptiles thanks started with royal pythons but they were so boring.... so sold them all. Into more advanced snakes... and to be honest wasnt the easiest journey but how rewarding... also im planning to get new Caledonian gecko..
😭😭😭not my snake being on this list!!!
hahaha woops
50th like ❤❤ 🎉🎉! Also, how come only reptile youtubers' notice (and reply) to my comments?😅
(Especially as ALL my comments are nice)
maybe cause You're the best!
Mushu the tegu got so big
oh yes!!!
my male rhino bites me sometimes, my female is a sweet heart. They are both amazing animals
I love mine!
Is it just my corn snake, Ruby, that's mean, or are all corn snakes like that?
I have a baby jungle carpet python and it bites me everytime i hold it lol
oh no
Believe it or not the most “aggressive reptile” I’ve encountered was an adult veiled chameleon at a pet store I worked at. He bit everyone, all the time. I lovingly nicknamed him Jerk. 😂 Btw did you see the insta message I sent you for the gummy pickle worms?
hahaha wild
I have an emperorboa and she can be crazy at times. She used to be my uncles but he never handled her I was the only one handling her when I visited him other then that he just took care of her. At the point he gave her to me she hadnt been handled for over a year, wich was by me and she was crazy defensive back then. (before that was also a long time) so when I went to pick her up I expected trouble but she was as mellow as can be. Now she still can be pretty defensive inside her enclosure and she also often thinks my hands are food. She is still a great snake tho and starting to get some size to her.
So far I have never been bitten by a snake tho and I have been struck at by multiple different snakes.
Many years ago, I had a bronze frog that was very stupid and always hungry, so as would be expected, it had a tendency to bite. Most frogs don't have teeth or anything else that would break the skin, so they are completely harmless, though there are a few notable exceptions. It's good for a laugh when an animal that is food-obsessed and also completely harmless decides to bite, but I worry that the animal could injure itself trying to take on a meal that is far to big, so it is best not to encourage this behavior.
Tokay geckos, on the other hand, are a completely different story. These creatures act like they are possessed by demons, and they have nasty little teeth.
Frankie and Stitch are beautiful 😍
sure are
I would like to see you put corallus hortulanus in the same light you just put canninus. In previous videos, you said that they are aggressive and that they just want to bite you. As a keeper, my 2 year old amazon tree boa is as tame as they get. Sure, if he is stressed, he will take a striking pose. However, if I respect his reaction and treat him accordingly, he won't bite, and if he does, he will "miss" or not leave any marks.
I have changed my tune in more recent videos on the amazons too, maybe you missed those videos. I have this Patreon supporter who constantly sends me videos of her super calm ones, amazing!
My bts bit me once because he wasn’t eating then he got REALLY hungry and just was super intent to grab a bite and got me instead.
What video will you show your frilled lizard in???
All lizards have bitten me, some will calm down some won't. Currently its my lewisi hybrid and it's cage defensive. I just built him a 5 x 5 x 6.5 enclosure so 1/2 the time he's scared and other times he's just nervous and will let me pet him without running. I've had lots of snakes also various boas and pythons up to a large burm and a unicolor cribo at 8 foot sold as a Texas indigo fox snakes ..., never been bitten from any of them.
I only have 3 ball pythons and 1 corn snake and my CS is the least handleable and most defensive of the bunch.
Sounds funny but one of my ball paython hatchlings from this year is the most defensive snake I've ever delt with he's absolutely insane in his enclosure hissing striking go's crazy then is fine when he comes out ive had fussy ones but this guy is different
they can be for sure
Please say hognose, please say hognose 😂 no really, I took one from a shop that hadn’t worked with him ever. Turns out he is a she and a total biter. So tiny, but so persistent. Only one I wear gloves with if I don’t fancy pinpricks everywhere 😂
I also have one hognose out of my 7 that actually comes at me with mouth open, even while handling and it's not food time lol. If she gets irritated, she opens her mouth and shows you her back teeth - and WILL bite LOL
Susan is... carpet pythons? O.o
did I mess up the titles?
@@WickensWickedReptiles You did. ^^
My best feeders my Sonoran leopard hypo boa female she never misses lol
nice!!!
Hey I had a question what are the biggest reptile expos that are in Texas? And will you go to any big ones this year?
NARBC Dallas is in March I believe
need to figure out a loop hole to get captive bred fuji's from canada to the usa and vice versa rhinos to canada
if you figure it out let me know
@@WickensWickedReptiles im sure its just paper work , im sure you know about ty park and iguanaland, his over produced rhinos since the tegu ban, could single handlly take them off the endangered speices list.......alot more are ending up in rescues nowadays cause of it , get a baby for 250-300 now retail
My ball python is a bastard. i tried to handle him a lot when i got him but he bit a lot (or tried) so hes more of a look and dont touch outside of certain tasks he may need
Funny enough my ball python is my most “ aggressive “ lol. She thinks she is a retic 😂❤
no way!
Great video! But being from the US I have to ask about the name Pittsburg. And how did you come up with that name?
I went to Pittsburg the week before getting him, loved it
@ that’s too awesome! I’m about 2.5 hrs from there. From the cradle to the grave Pittsburgh Steelers fan!! It is a great city!!
So the thumbnail shows a north American ratsnake, yet aside from corn snakes, you never really cover them. You should definitely put these guys in a video sometime! Very underrated animals.
Part II?
If you named Pittsburg after the city you forgot the " h" at the end of it . We forgot the government when the change the spelling rules to get our "h" back.
A friend got a carpet python a few years ago, she is still a very spicy noodle!
I feel bad for reptiles that hate you and think that you are a predator
I had a Brazilian Rainbow Boa that hated me! She adored my roommate though. She always tried to strike at me, and bit me hard once. When my roommate would walk in the snake would start glass surfing and beg to come out and snuggle with her. When my roommate moved out I sold her the snake and all the equipment for the same price I paid. They are very happy together.
Its so cool you have your wife in the video's, She is like a snake Model lol 😆
she sure is
Mine is Wednesday the Tiger Rat Snake. She is a crazy crazy girl who loves to be left alone. My next most defensive would have to be Marble the Cuban False Chameleon. Once you get him out of the tank, he's good boy. Then it would be to be my baby (I'm calling him boy) boy Gumbo th American Alligator. He doesn't do much..yet
I think my 5ft smooth front caiman is the most aggressive reptile lol
no doubt
Most defensive reptile I've ever had were viper boa's. Far worse than the many blood pythons i had.
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Only one would I actually use the label "aggressive" and that is to my sweet little feisty hognose aptly named Tiamat LOL
She actually comes at me with mouth open, even when handling. If she is fine and you are the least annoying, she comes at you with mouth open, showing her back teeth. She will bite and I've had to remove her with a credit card because she gets stuck lol. She could be in her hide, and come out just to chase you. I love her so much lol.
The most aggressive reptile I've ever met is my mums bearded dragon 😅 its the complete opposite to any beardie I've ever met in my life.
i´ve gotten to close with my hand and my bci baby tried to eat me. that was my stupidity but its at least with slomo video as evidence.
Rinho's are so Beautiful
Sure are
You won't be surprised at my one it's my jewlled lacerta sapphire. I can handle her sort of I can't grab her she has to walk on me and walk off
no shock there
My baby bearded dragon just died😢
I'm sorry 😔
I'm so sorry to hear this
Thank you her name was Cinnamon Spice and her sister‘s name was Pumpkin Spice. We called them the spice family.
Hiiiii ( sorry I’m late )
thanks for coming
Suzan the carpet python
wooops
Tokay geckos are aggressive. Infact tokays go out their way to get you . !!!
they can be wild!
I’d say my most and only truly aggressive animal is my rooster he will hunt you down and drive his spurs into you just to show he is the king of the territory ha ha but yeah my cold blooded reptiles r just calm and nothing seems to bother them