Aggressive / Defensive ball python UPDATE!

[@DarthInsomnis]

I wanna believe that the one snake he does hang out on the couch and watch football with is Zeus

[@calvinbowling9901]

I've kept ball phytons for years and they all where nothing but sweet hearts until 4 years ago I got a het clown that I named demon because he doesnt like anybody especially if you are in his area given the chance he will be hanging off your arm

[@felicityvanboven8875]

Man Idk what it is, but my het clown? A complete demon too🤣 all others ive been around/have? Complete sweethearts and easy going. But that one? He'll get you even if you just refresh his water bowl

[@colinhaworth3980]

Excellent video like it

[@bootclips8963]

Hi can you plz help me I have a defensive female ball python and she is very defensive she strikes a lot and I have not overcome the fear of her striking yet but I’m not scared to get bit

[@OlympusReptiles]

Basically, just use the tips here and do your best

[@DowntheRoad40]

That was the first video I seen of yours.

[@Jacob-jc2gr]

Hey Matt, I wanted to come to you with a question that I may sadly know the answer to. I was trying to breed 2 females 1 of which is proven 1 first time mom. Both are over 3 years and 2200 grams. I started pairing my 2 year unproven male in october and was seeing some girth being added and really thought id get eggs, had a shed on both and was seeing eggs in my dreams. Unfortunatly when the Texas winter storms hit we lost power for over a week and I have taking turns keeping snakes under my shirt with my mom and girlfriend just to keep them alive. I ended up losing my first 9 yo normal male in the storms and I haven't seen any more signs of eggs from my two girls. Would you think if they were gravid the clutches were reabsorbed do to the extreme weather? Really appreciate your thoughts on it if you can get around to it.

[@OlympusReptiles]

Maybe, maybe not. They may still start up and go. The storms could definitely cause a lost season, no doubt. I would approach this year with low expectations, but keep hope and keep working

[@ToddAutry]

Didn’t tell me you were down my way this weekend. ;)

[@OlympusReptiles]

Bro, I didn't see you! I didn't know you lived there thought you traveled in. Next time, we need to get together!

[@ToddAutry]

@@OlympusReptiles I did from Tulsa. Was there for a couple of hours on Saturday. Man we need to hook up. You ever see any viridis that weekend??

[@patrickalilbitofeverything5181]

Beautiful snake 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@aaronpaul9062]

I got a superblast enchi clown female she's is very defensive not giving up on her but damn she acts like a rattlesnake I'm gonna work with her more

[@robot4829]

Cool

[@fiyapowa8541]

Aw it’s happy to see you it’s wagging it’s tail 😂😂

[@thehitomiboy7379]

Snakes will treat you, at best, as a pleasant coworker. No love. Mutual respect and understanding, but if you moved away (or they did, as is often the case), they'd probably forget you in a few days.

[@OlympusReptiles]

Yes!

[@Learningwithlilith]

I see it as a bond of trust and mutual respect but I personally don’t think they feel emotions like love

[@YoungRin-ms]

If you like dogs look up no your dog doesn't think you're the alpha sci show on KZbin

[@jimi0is0kiba]

There's no such thing

[@OlympusReptiles]

As a defensive ball python? Yes, there is. Aggressive, no. Which was addressed in the original video. Title is a call back to that.