After working with snakes for so long I’ve learned to relax when one goes missing and just begin searching. If you notice they are missing early, you can usually find them pretty quickly.
honestly most impressive part about this whole thing my brothers snake got lost once, the horror once we knew was plentiful (the turd hid the runaway announcement from us for like 2 weeks as if we dont also live in this house) eventually, i found him curled up in front of my door with my terrified cat cowering behind my pillow i almost screamed and it took over a year for my cat to stop obsessively watching the door. which is, in retrospect, actually kinda hilarious considering in an actual fight my cat would've destroyed my brothers snake but my cat is also a massive baby
When I worked at a reptile store we had some guys working on our A/C unit and a snake came slithering out startling all the workers. I quickly grabbed it and dropped it in a nearby bucket to make sure it wasn't a venomous one, and sure enough it was one of our Children's Pythons. Those little guys are master escape artists.
I went to say hi to my friend who was working at pet smart... she had her back to the snake tanks. As we talked a little snake popped out of her hair from behind her ear. Like right by her eyes... she screamed so loud everyone in the store came running to check. The snake retreated when she screamed and was just running around a shelf... not one person working there would touch this tiny ass snake(the store didn't have venomous or poisonous snakes) but they were all screaming and loosing it because it was fast... he's so tiny that if it bit me I'd hardly feel it... so I just walked up grabbed it's lil neck and said where does this go while everyone was just shocked... I still can't believe anyone was scared of that tiny noodle ...
@@jewelsfee23 same thing happened except… never grab the back of the snakes head. It stresses them out and can damage/hurt them. I’m 13 and I remember when I was 9 I picked up a rattlesnake not knowing what it was and it didn’t even bite me… that’s where my love for snakes comes from. I’m not picking up venomous creatures anymore I promise-
@@lilyfields3748 I got him under his head like 2 inchs. Just enough for his head to love freely but not reach around to bite... I was very gentle and quickly adjusted how I was holding the little guy once I had him. I do appreciate the tip tho!!!! Any chance to hold a snake growing up I took.... the animal shows that let you hold snakes were always a must for me.... I love snakes, I used to go catch random ones in my friends yard when we were 3-4.. her mom hated that we kept bringing home lil snakes and frogs haha. My aunty also had two when I was a pre teen/teen, that I was obsessed with but they were 6ft and 5 ft long boas. Best bday surprise I've ever had was at my 5th bday, my uncle/his buddy brought his buddy's snake.. to this day still the biggest snake I've seen.. it was bigger than ones from zoos... it took two people to bring it to the back yard.. everyone went running except me and a little boy.. we both were very excited haha.. I wish I had pictures but I've never seen any.. im 35 and remember most of that party because of my uncle.. that snake made me very happy. He didn't care that my grandma was mad cuz so many people were mad hahah.
@@Molinaro_Snake_LabAustralia rocks for reptiles mates! Even when you're not looking for reptiles, you will see reptiles! I live in the bush in WA and I've had snakes ( both hot + python species), monitors and the longneck turtle in my backyard visiting and a kingskink that lives behind the fridge. Australia's wildlife still spins me out and I'm 45. It was paganism that got me into reptiles in the first place, so you're a great fit mate. If you make it out to Oz, let me know if you need help with anything. Blessed be mate.
@@Molinaro_Snake_Lab I favorite spieces is the western taipan they are a beautiful snake. I own 3 snake all are 2 of them are albino coastal carpet and the other I'm not quite sure I hit it with the whipper snipper and am currently nursing it back to health
“Ok jerry, you and timmy go through the bottom while I’ll try to get to the top, sally, Gabe and Danny haven’t hatched yet so we’ll have to leave them.”
@@tabithaharp9794 There are no venomous pythons! They're all constrictors. A bite can still hurt though and you can still get an infection if not properly cared for. Their teeth curve backwards to help grip and move, so trying to get out of a bite can be fun if they're a bigger species. BUT they don't really go for humans unless you're *really* trying to provoke them, and there's such a wide variety of species. A lot of them are very chill, especially when bred and cared for properly. They can bond with their human, as well. 🥰
Have had a children’s python called Harvey for almost 4 years now and the bugger has only escaped once. My family and I were away, excluding my brother who chose to stay home and throw a party for his 18th birthday. At one point he left to go to the shops, with his drunk friends left at home here they got Harvey out and when putting him away didn’t lock the enclosure. Our cats were home too and were going to be staying in my room with the snake enclosure and it would be off limits to his guests so that the cats weren’t going to be overwhelmed with the inevitable chaos. Harvey slid the enclosure door open, escaped, and we didn’t see him for another month. With cats in the house, and renovations underway so there were MANY ways he could have gotten outside he eventually found him in a bag full of picture frames. My brother felt awful, but it’s safe to say I bring my keys with me everywhere now. A learning curve for all of us.
Do you know why they hatched so early? I raise chickens, and know nothing about snake incubation (learning you couldn't turn them blew my mind, if you didnt turn chicken eggs, youd have a very poor hatch rate), but with chicks, they usually hatch early if the egg is too small or the temperature too high, and both of those can lead to lots of issues inside and outside of the chick
If you hadn't found that one, would you have seen that they hatched? It went a little too fast for me, and I didn't see the difference between the hatched eggs and the others. They seemed normal to me so I guess to know you have to actually pick them up and check
Yes, you can see the slices in the eggs. If I didn’t open and just looked through the plastic then maybe not. But I usually open it at least once a week to check. Glad I did!!
Absolutely beautiful snakes. Bringing back some memories of summer camp growing up with the green snake clutch we incubated at the ranger station. I know different species but just reminded me of how cool that was
Man when my ball python was a baby she was an escape artist. She vanished for 3 weeks and I was losing all hope when she casually slithered into the living room one day.
I don’t know what it is about the younglings that can figure this stuff out! So my Dad for a long time now has raised beagle dogs! And we never had a problem with any of them trying to escape. But apparently 1 of our females once had a litter of puppies who figured out how to climb the chain linked fence & eventually showed or taught all the other dogs how to, ever since we’ve had to a very significant amount of precautions!!! But like the old saying goes, “where there’s a will, there’s a way.”
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So pretty! I would’ve been freaking out about losing them 😅
After working with snakes for so long I’ve learned to relax when one goes missing and just begin searching. If you notice they are missing early, you can usually find them pretty quickly.
Same
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honestly most impressive part about this whole thing
my brothers snake got lost once, the horror once we knew was plentiful (the turd hid the runaway announcement from us for like 2 weeks as if we dont also live in this house)
eventually, i found him
curled up in front of my door
with my terrified cat cowering behind my pillow
i almost screamed and it took over a year for my cat to stop obsessively watching the door. which is, in retrospect, actually kinda hilarious considering in an actual fight my cat would've destroyed my brothers snake but my cat is also a massive baby
@@Molinaro_Snake_Lab do you sell on morphs
The fact that you seem so calm noticing 3 empty snake eggs but no snakes is a level of calm I wish to have
It's a voiceover dude.
Lil noodle boys just wanted to explore the world
They must be morning snakes! The ball pythons and hognose lay around in their eggs for a day or so before slithering out!
@@Molinaro_Snake_Lab do you think they'd be as adventurous in the wild when they're incubated by The mother snake?
Are you misgendering a snake? Or is it actually a male?
@@박지민-g1r oh wow look its someone who gets pissed at misgendering animals. Grow up
@@박지민-g1r Say sike right now. I'm all for gender affirmation and using preferred pronouns, but this is getting f-cking ridiculous.
When I worked at a reptile store we had some guys working on our A/C unit and a snake came slithering out startling all the workers. I quickly grabbed it and dropped it in a nearby bucket to make sure it wasn't a venomous one, and sure enough it was one of our Children's Pythons. Those little guys are master escape artists.
I went to say hi to my friend who was working at pet smart... she had her back to the snake tanks. As we talked a little snake popped out of her hair from behind her ear. Like right by her eyes... she screamed so loud everyone in the store came running to check. The snake retreated when she screamed and was just running around a shelf...
not one person working there would touch this tiny ass snake(the store didn't have venomous or poisonous snakes) but they were all screaming and loosing it because it was fast... he's so tiny that if it bit me I'd hardly feel it... so I just walked up grabbed it's lil neck and said where does this go while everyone was just shocked... I still can't believe anyone was scared of that tiny noodle ...
@@jewelsfee23why work at a PetSmart if you can't handle the lil noodle babies 🤣 that's so funny lmao good on you
@@jewelsfee23 same thing happened except… never grab the back of the snakes head. It stresses them out and can damage/hurt them.
I’m 13 and I remember when I was 9 I picked up a rattlesnake not knowing what it was and it didn’t even bite me… that’s where my love for snakes comes from. I’m not picking up venomous creatures anymore I promise-
@@lilyfields3748 I got him under his head like 2 inchs. Just enough for his head to love freely but not reach around to bite... I was very gentle and quickly adjusted how I was holding the little guy once I had him. I do appreciate the tip tho!!!!
Any chance to hold a snake growing up I took.... the animal shows that let you hold snakes were always a must for me....
I love snakes, I used to go catch random ones in my friends yard when we were 3-4.. her mom hated that we kept bringing home lil snakes and frogs haha. My aunty also had two when I was a pre teen/teen, that I was obsessed with but they were 6ft and 5 ft long boas.
Best bday surprise I've ever had was at my 5th bday, my uncle/his buddy brought his buddy's snake.. to this day still the biggest snake I've seen.. it was bigger than ones from zoos... it took two people to bring it to the back yard.. everyone went running except me and a little boy.. we both were very excited haha.. I wish I had pictures but I've never seen any.. im 35 and remember most of that party because of my uncle.. that snake made me very happy. He didn't care that my grandma was mad cuz so many people were mad hahah.
“These children’s pythons eggs are on day 43 of… what in the world???” Had me laughing 😂😂😂😂
Me too, was ab to type it until i found yuh 😂😂
Someone took what I was about to type lol
absolutely laughing my ass off, "what in the world?" 💀💀💀💀
''I'll transfer these little ones to a more secure location''
To the basement they go.
That's where their gonna escape, for sure😂😂
That's where they're gonna escape, for sure 😂😂
So.... Same place as before. The Molinaro Snake Lab is probably the most awesome basement this side of the planet.
it's so funny that they literally just spawned and they're like "I GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE" 😂😂
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As an Aussie i cant help feeling proud that its our little guys that hold that record, and are keeping you on your toes 😂😂
🇦🇺 🥇 Australian snakes are some of my favorite species! It’s on my bucket list to make it over there one day and see some in the wild! 🐍💚
@@Molinaro_Snake_LabAustralia rocks for reptiles mates! Even when you're not looking for reptiles, you will see reptiles! I live in the bush in WA and I've had snakes ( both hot + python species), monitors and the longneck turtle in my backyard visiting and a kingskink that lives behind the fridge. Australia's wildlife still spins me out and I'm 45. It was paganism that got me into reptiles in the first place, so you're a great fit mate. If you make it out to Oz, let me know if you need help with anything. Blessed be mate.
@@roygeorge5364 🙏🏼 I will do that!
@@Molinaro_Snake_Lab no worries mate, glad to help out if I can. Take care of you and yours.
@@Molinaro_Snake_Lab I favorite spieces is the western taipan they are a beautiful snake. I own 3 snake all are 2 of them are albino coastal carpet and the other I'm not quite sure I hit it with the whipper snipper and am currently nursing it back to health
Oh my word 😂
Immediately imagined all the babies plotting their escape and where they’re headed
“Ok jerry, you and timmy go through the bottom while I’ll try to get to the top, sally, Gabe and Danny haven’t hatched yet so we’ll have to leave them.”
They are so pretty! 🐍💚
I love these little snakes!
are these pisionus
@@tabithaharp9794 *poisonous* and if I'm correct they're not
@@tabithaharp9794 There are no venomous pythons! They're all constrictors. A bite can still hurt though and you can still get an infection if not properly cared for. Their teeth curve backwards to help grip and move, so trying to get out of a bite can be fun if they're a bigger species. BUT they don't really go for humans unless you're *really* trying to provoke them, and there's such a wide variety of species. A lot of them are very chill, especially when bred and cared for properly. They can bond with their human, as well. 🥰
I just recently found out about your channel a few hours ago and I washed a lot of episodes I really love it
Thank you! I appreciate the support! 🐍💚
They look so oooo beautiful and a little naughty
They made a break for it right away! 🚨
@@Molinaro_Snake_Lab ohhhhh
They seem so more energetic than other hatchlings I've seen on this channel. Beautiful snakes 🐍🐍
Have had a children’s python called Harvey for almost 4 years now and the bugger has only escaped once. My family and I were away, excluding my brother who chose to stay home and throw a party for his 18th birthday. At one point he left to go to the shops, with his drunk friends left at home here they got Harvey out and when putting him away didn’t lock the enclosure. Our cats were home too and were going to be staying in my room with the snake enclosure and it would be off limits to his guests so that the cats weren’t going to be overwhelmed with the inevitable chaos. Harvey slid the enclosure door open, escaped, and we didn’t see him for another month. With cats in the house, and renovations underway so there were MANY ways he could have gotten outside he eventually found him in a bag full of picture frames. My brother felt awful, but it’s safe to say I bring my keys with me everywhere now. A learning curve for all of us.
They are so pretty!! Love those derpy eyes! I am glad you found all of the escape artists!
Everybody always has that one sibling that gets caught and rats out the other siblings to try to get out of trouble.
GOSH DARN IT RYAN YOU BLEW ALL OF THEIR COVERS
Keep them on a leash😂
That guy did parkour to get up there
😂 for sure!
“That made me wonder where the other 3 are”
FAAAAAMMMMM. I would be crapping myself while having a heart attack
How freaking adorable!! Just sweet and clever little cuties! ❤❤❤
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They are so freaking adorable!!!! 😍
Oh my gosh they look like rosy boas just different pattern and colors wow
This man really loves snakes❤
The amazing snake-dinis!- "And for our first trick, we ecape the womb early!"
Woah! The patterns are so cool 😧
Just how many snakes does this guy have?!
And they're all quite cute I must admit.🥺
Best snake channel on TH-cam
Oh my gosh, these adorable little noodles!
Such explorers too!
Their patterns are so beautiful
Mine is an escape artist too! She once crawled up her humidifier tube! It has a grate now.
The way you reacted when you saw the baby snake was so funny 🤣
Do you know why they hatched so early? I raise chickens, and know nothing about snake incubation (learning you couldn't turn them blew my mind, if you didnt turn chicken eggs, youd have a very poor hatch rate), but with chicks, they usually hatch early if the egg is too small or the temperature too high, and both of those can lead to lots of issues inside and outside of the chick
their little leopard spots 🥺
Finding out where an escaped snake has gone is always a fun mystery to be solved
We love our children's python. She's about 4-5 years old and has only escaped once lol.
AWWW HOLY SHIT THEYRE SO TINY AND ADORABLE
They're adorable 😍
They are soooo adorable!!!
snakes terrify me but i'm here every time you post a video because i enjoy so much watching them 😭💕💕 thank u for your content !!
They are so freaking cute!
They're so goofy lookin I love them
They are so pretty omg!!
They look so cute and pretty I love them
What in the world
They are so cute 😍
Super cute pythons ❤❤🐍🐍
They're so cute! I love their spots
they are so beautiful! aaaww
So cute!
Baby snake 1: “hurry let’s get out of here.”
Baby snake 4: “wait for me!”
They just wanted to find a nice juicy rat
This is one of my favorite species 😍
They're so adorable
Awww their first ever escape😍😍
If you hadn't found that one, would you have seen that they hatched? It went a little too fast for me, and I didn't see the difference between the hatched eggs and the others. They seemed normal to me so I guess to know you have to actually pick them up and check
Yes, you can see the slices in the eggs. If I didn’t open and just looked through the plastic then maybe not. But I usually open it at least once a week to check. Glad I did!!
Clever little scale babies. I think children's pythons are gorgeous. They are going to be stunning after their first shed.
I have a cat that was an escape artist from the time her eyes were open and could get out of any where.
Cute! They don't bite at all?
they're so cute❤
Oh my God those little baby danger noodles are absolutely adorable. They're going to grow up to be beautiful childrens pythons.
They were cuddling hiding from you thats so cute 🥹🥹🥹🥹
Gosh they're impatient, they hatched hungry and ready to conquer the incubator 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely beautiful snakes. Bringing back some memories of summer camp growing up with the green snake clutch we incubated at the ranger station. I know different species but just reminded me of how cool that was
Omg they're so cute. Beautiful markings! Altho hilarious how they pulled a fast one on ya
Do you keep them or sell em?
Baby sneks just as derpy as baby kittys ❤
So adorable!!!!
Man when my ball python was a baby she was an escape artist. She vanished for 3 weeks and I was losing all hope when she casually slithered into the living room one day.
They're so cute!
These snakes are so cute.
Oh my gosh! 🥹 They are so cute!! 😂❤
Such a beautifully crafted snake....❤
Those eyes are gorgeous!! Look at those cute little noodles I love them dearly
Omgg they’re sooo cuteeeeee!!
I just showed this to my 15 year old and she immediately said she wants. 😂
SO FRICKIN CUTE!!!
I miss mine😢best snake ever. Such a sweetie
our guy: "im so happy my incubator works so well and is efficient :)"
these babies: "MÖTHER I CRÆV FRĒĒDØM"
They’re so cute and beautiful
I don’t know what it is about the younglings that can figure this stuff out! So my Dad for a long time now has raised beagle dogs! And we never had a problem with any of them trying to escape. But apparently 1 of our females once had a litter of puppies who figured out how to climb the chain linked fence & eventually showed or taught all the other dogs how to, ever since we’ve had to a very significant amount of precautions!!! But like the old saying goes, “where there’s a will, there’s a way.”
dude was chillin
Such pretty babies!!
Omg they look gorgeous
How long have you been handling snakes?
I love snake so cute❤
It's so cute🥰
They are adorable
Omg I freaked when you said they were missing 😅
What type of incubator is that? Looking to buy one
They are super cute 🥰🥰🥰
So cuuuute! 😢
THEIR SOOOOOOOOOO FREAKING PRECIOUS
Sooo cute!!
You need to send them on a money heist 😂
Aww, what cute little spaghets you Got there
They’re gorgeous!
I'm so scared of snake but you is easy to touch theme❤❤❤
Sounds like a husky, a natural escape artist, mine sure is! 😂