@tomgoody17 thanks mate 100%

No idea how I did this but was meant for your Dodoma snow cross video 😂

@CommanderArcadeDoll thanks for the comment my wife has a love for colour and my youngest son tries to be in all videos he's a vlog nut lol

@bigboy01uk just gimme a shout in month mate should be ready then and keep your eyes on here for more to come

@@Observo. thank you for taking the time to watch our channel and your comments it's hugely appreciated. Take care and keep smiling

@@Observo. more to come that's for sure.

Thank you so much for your kind words

Of course so temps same as adults tbf I always keep them together till they take first feed so once shed out I try feeding as a group if one strikes I then remove into separate tub then but only if they then finish the feed if they come off it and leave I put back with the group. Hope this helps take care keep smiling

@@homegrownherps978 thanks so much! your videos have helped a ton!!!

All did great and have now found homes

Thank you and I will do my best to give the little one a fighting chance updates will follow

At that age its pretty simple if it's over 18 inches it's gotta be a female as males max out around this size also if you look through I also have a video on this too hope this helps take care and keep smiling

Thats awesome to hear and no that's fine I understand my accent is a little hard to get lol so average female is over 300g and males of over 70g age is more a general as it all goes by the weight when there at that age if you get me

@@homegrownherps978 Is age important for admission? Age of the female, age of the male? the minimum weight of a female is 300g, right? the minimum weight of a male is 70g. I understand that they need to be wintered for about 8 weeks at a temperature of 10 degrees. I am looking for information abroad because here only general information. Eryx breeders probably don't even exist. I bred Heterodons for the first time. 6 healthy pieces came out of the eggs. Now it's time for a sand boa 💪❤️

@przemo030889 so males at least 2 years old as long as at 70g+ and females around 3 years as long as 300g+ personally I have never cycled my sand boas I.e brumation or wintering as you call it I just leave them to it around winter time as find the ambient air temperature is enough to cycle them as such

@@homegrownherps978 Thanks friend😉💪❤️

Give it a day or two see how it goes if it doesn't seem to calm then maybe prolapse but should ease hope all is well with him going forward take care keep smiling

Thank you your too kind

Great question so it all depends upon how the setup is with regards to Hest pads if your using such as glass tank with over head heat bulb then yes a pad would possibly help with the heat gradient and also if in tubs again pads are great. Also uv is a subject that has many different answers some say no but others have shown and proven that they thrive better with it. I have had no issues for years with my sand boas being without it but do also know many that keep them with it and also have great success it all boils down to how much you want to really mimic the most natural environment and have found uv has helped people with some stubborn feeders or even shedding issues. Hope this helps take care and keep smiling

Thank you so much for your kind comment we do what we can to help and support. Good luck with your new guys and don't forget to comment in future videos how your getting on. Take care and keep smiling

Each to their own I think tbf but I have found this and visual tends to be enough but if I'm super unsure I will gently pop too but in the years of breeding them I have only ever had 1 customer come back to say they are wrong sex.

@@homegrownherps978 Thank you very much for the help! :D

You can find me on Instagram if you need help I'm always here to support in what ever way I can

It doesn't necessarily mean she will be mean with the male. Some just have a fight or flight response to handling especially when first picking from the sand as being burrowing species they don't know what's grabbing them. Usually once out they calm. The female that sadly killed my one male years back wasn't a aggressive snake normally its just a rare flook that happens sometimes with breeding these. Just when pairing try to get clear tub tip by head for first couple meets till she used to seeing him then remove and observe for hour or so. Then remove her and next week do again but leave them few hours and so on each week till your able to leave over night and then a day or two and shouldn't have any issues. Good luck with your breeding and hop back sometime to let us know how you got on.

That's awesome do you plan on breeding down the line or just a loving pet

​​@@homegrownherps978might be breeding him one day! But definetly will be making more research before then :) i dont have any females yet (My boy is now 150g! I think this is his final weight)

@@loloorangeo that's awesome we'll we look forward to hearing how you get on in the future defo keep us posted and take care keep smiling

@@homegrownherps978 that is very nice of you! Thank you so much :)

Yes it's a different species but in means of keeping then no relatively similar

@@homegrownherps978 the Kenyan is bigger right I have an Egyptian one and it’s not big as yours

@@essamshahiin6588 sorry I miss read your previous comment I thought you said Persian lol I believe Egyptian and kenyan and also rufescene to be of the same but there is alot of controversy regards this some believe they are different some believe its more of a colour pallete I.e the more orange in the pet trade are kenyan the yellow ones to be Egyptian but I'm not 100% on this tbh as there is so much mixed information regards this subject

Thanks mate

Thanks bro

Yeh new to me tbf but seems if it's visual on both sides you won't get visual of the het but will get the visual of both crazy ain't it

Always something to keep me scratching my head

Thanks mate

Thanks was definitely a awesome one

Thank you for your support

Thanks I honestly don't know what's going on but will be amazing finding out

@@homegrownherps978 cool project look forward to seeing where it goes in the future 🔥💪

@@viddiespets4873 thank you

Thanks bro update video wl be awesome

Thanks mate I'm over the moon can't wait till they shed out

They don't always shed monthly and poo if he goes longer than few weeks I would palmate him to see if he's blocked up if so follow these tips and it should help

@@homegrownherps978 He FINALLY pooped

@@gdhfjhj that's fantastic I'm so glad for you such awesome news

Thanks for your kind words and also no advice is bad advice your words are greatly recieved and something I'll defo build on in future. Take care keep smiling

@@homegrownherps978 Thank you for your prompt response. I know there are subtitles, but it's sometimes difficult to both read those, AND watch the action... So I'm grateful for your constructive reply! (The most difficult videos to watch are the ones where the subtitles are auto-generated! The results are often hilarious!) I have subscribed, because learning great info from a homeboy (:D) is really useful! Thank you!

I did this and it worked but feel like my snake's back Crack like she has been to chiropractor 😂

Thanks mate I'm not sure if both the low whites are just ringers but defo nice

Thank you defo a powerhouse boy too

@@homegrownherps978 U r most welcome 🤗

Leopard yellow belly het pied X fire het pied

Thinking fire may also have been yb

Thanks mate some real beauties in here tbf

Thanks mate

Thanks bro really looking forward to shed out on these too. Thanks again for your continued support