I have a ball, a bci, a brb, and a carpet. My carpet gets a night drop and doesn't get fed from Halloween to Valentines Day. She has a UBV basking bulb that I leave on for 12 hours a day. All my other snakes have a DHP that is on 24/7. It definitely makes sense that most snakes dont need a drop since they live in tropical areas.

I think its almost a tie. I have one of each, and i must admit, my BRB wins, but not by much. Theyre both great eaters and will eat live or ft and they're easy to handle. My brb is older and ive had him for longer, so he's a bit more interactive with me than my bi, but I'm sure once she gets good and settled in, I'll see her more often. But it is really really hard to beat the iridescence of the brb. My bi has some iridescence over all of her body, but her tail is dark colored and VERY iridescent, but my brb shines in almost any light all over his entire body.

Been looking for this video. I already have both now, but this would've definitely been handy a year ago. 😂

Great video 😊

Good show 😊

Why is there extra yarn/string/garbage in the gaps block? I'm only half way through your video but from the comments it looks like Gap won. But how did it win of there is actual garbage in there? That can't be a good thing. Can someone please explain why the "extra"stuff in it isn't a big deal?

Great Video! Awesome corn collection. Could you please make a new video showing all of the corns you currently have?

Cornsnakes and all north american ratsnakes are my favorites to keep.

Hopefully we’ll get back to people enjoying reptiles without being encouraged to commercialize the hobby. There are already WAY more animals than there is demand, not to mention quality owners. Too many of these animals are living miserable lives for our entertainment.

I really appreciate a "larger" voice explaining this. I have a lot of respect for how you operate. I have one of your boas and one of your Burms. Lovely animals, happy to add them to my breeders. Sometimes, it takes big names to say such on point information. ❤

I would like to add some things. Before everything else: Shut all windows in your house IMMEDIATELY. As a new keeper I once found a baby cornsnake on the window sill of an open window. Generally all of my snakes are fascinatid by the smell of "the wild" outside the house. If the house door doesn't shut tightly put a towel under it. Second: Remove all other pets if possible. Dogs and cats find snakes very interesting and can hurt or even kill them (small snakes) Third: Before searching franticall everywhere look around the enclosure first. Sometimes the snake just sits somewhere behind or under the enclosure hiding. If your enclosure is somewhere higher up there is also a good chance that it hasn't climbed down yet to the floor. Forth: After searching the room thoroughly SHUT the door of the room you have already searched. This prevents the snake from crawling in while you search in another room. Fifth: look behind /under your fridge, a fridge emits warmth. Look behind and on top of your warm water boiler in your bathroom and behind it. And look into your toilet.

I'm just here to say I love Chester. He's a good noodle actor. I'm a corn snake gal ❤

My juvenile snake has been struggling. Got him to eat once and now it's been 4 weeks and he's losing weight 😢Vet said he's otherwise healthy. 😢😢😢😢 I never had this issue with other snakes I've owned.

Great video! Earned yourself another follower!

great info !

Great video! I know it has been done before, but I think these are the types of videos we need for newbies to do it right and to make sure that they are considering all the important things before they get started! I can't say I haven't done a couple of these and I really expected that once I started going to shows my babies would fly off the table once I went to a reptile expo (and that didn't happen), but the thing I feel is soooo important is the amount of work that has to be done. You can't call in sick and you have to make sure that you have time and energy in your life for all the critters you take into your care. :-D

Are the spots inside the back pattern an indicator of anything or just another style of normal. My lil boy has em but I’ve seen most of them without.

Omg this was fabulous! You have such wonderful content. Thank you for posting this one. I am guilty myself right now of purchasing single pairs of everything. I also LIKE everything so it's hard to limit the species I plan on breeding. Right now I'm growing everything up as I am finishing my associates degree, creating my brand, website, and soon a regular youtube channel. Feels great to know I'm on the right track with the marketing stuff.

Video is really helpful for me I just got a little img monster he was very fired up when I put him in tank my first boa. Ima give him a few days to settle

Still awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

My 7 yo and i are getting cornsnake. This is super helpful!

Do you have a Brazilian black and blue rainbow boa??

I got one for my gator on trade had an american alligator traded for red tail boa

Wow…

Bcc I mean bci what is it

When you try to do an explanation and keep mixing them up it makes it really difficult

the real key is moose milk 🥛.

Great one ,,,,,, That was Kinggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg '

Great video.

'This is not a 9-5.. This is a passion and this is a lifestyle'. This is absolutely on point. When folks ask me why do I get 3-4 hrs of sleep a night because I am up until 2-3am tending to my animals, then go to my j.o.b for 12hrs a day.. I say because I love it. My animals bring me a level of peace and balance that most people can't offer, so I can't wait to work with them every day. If this is not the approach, then having them will not work out in anybody's benefit.

I had board Colombian old Bino hypo sharp from Bob Clark and then I bought a Jungalow from John John crutches, so I think it is and believe it or not. I got them the breed I raise them up. This is her fifth year while the males five minutes emails for any actually bread for me but very good video to worry very educational.

As also, great video Jason. Great insight and advice.

always the greatest content man

Great advice! This is what sets your channel apart from the rest. I Stumbled upon it back in circa 2020, when I was looking for care guides on boas. Most other channels, don't really tell you how to care for the animal, they just show them off. P.S. I'm still waiting for the "I spent the night with my two most aggressive burmese pythons" video.

So I was in the wrong, when I lost a boa back in April when I was yelling "We have an asset out of containment!" All over the house? Now, I'm curious how much groveling and begging it would take to get you to sell one of those hold back Incas.

Another great video Jason.

I think people should be thinking about return on investment with something like breeding reptiles as a return on investment in time, not necessarily in money. Buy something that has a couple of genes you like and a couple of hets you like, And put in the time with those animals, much more likely to pay off that way than be stuck with babies from an ultra expensive snake that nobody else can afford either, But still have to sell for less than you bought the original snake 😅

Thanks all important information

Yessss, this is fantastic advice!! I am recently in the hobby(started my own business too) out of love for the animals. Already made lots of mistakes in pairs, but I can definitely say all my animals are happy and loved!

Very true

How to own a really expensive pet --- Buy a pair. Then lose one.

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I just wanna own hella snakes with a purpose lmao. If I breed that means just more and more morphs or characteristics that I could provide to others. Just the thrill of it.

🫡🫡🫡 currently waiting on my babies to grow

Love the video and the information! Sidebar that 126333 two tone DateJust is gorgeous. Gold fluted bezel with gray dial and green Roman numerals, can’t beat it!

Just like Donald Rollins with the scoria gene

Always great content bro! Fuckin love you man!

Excellent advice! Thanks Jason!

Valid! Thanks for the video Birdman!

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