Feeding Baby Chondros - Runners & Droppers & Non-Strikers, Oh My! Baby Green Sanzinia! Savu Eggs!

[@gsreptiles5606]

I'm seeing a lot of "Basins, Boelens, Chondros, & Sanzinia" on people's wish list. It's great to be around my Peeps!

[@COOPERSCICHILDS]

Awesome update in in love with that first girl omg!

[@kwakernaak78]

I tried the aggressive behavior thing to get my chondro babies eating. It got them even more off feeding. AND then I stuck a small piece of old shed skin of a gecko (common house gecko) on the head of a pinky with some water. Immediate feeding response!!!

[@kwakernaak78]

I got all babies to eat like this without force feeding!

[@gsreptiles5606]

@@kwakernaak78 Great advice, Peter! I've heard of others having success with that method as well. Thanks for watching!

[@christophnachname3223]

Drymarchon couperi, Amazon basin Emerald Tree boa (obviously), Boelens

[@followtherabbit203]

Just found this channel and man I’m glad I did, keep up the content my friend!

[@gsreptiles5606]

Many thanks!

[@Petes3rail]

Boelens, basins, and chondros are my top 3.

[@aj9752]

1-Aru 2-Anterasia perthensis 3-White lips (northern form) I already have the Aru's which I had a clutch of 22 eggs last year only 8 hatched .. tricky little buggers to get feeding they got going on tuna scented frozen thawed pinkies. Loving the vids keep em coming

[@LanceKirkman]

Thanks Gary!

[@BuyestFan]

Boelen's, Ball python and Amazon Basin Emerald Tree Boa. Right now my top3 snakes.

[@garrymcgaw4745]

Some great tips there Gary ..thank you. Be safe mate.

[@jrborges]

Awesome stuff as always! Can’t wait to get the scoop on those baby green sanzinia in the next video!

[@anwarknapp7122]

Indigo, white lip, cribo

[@JamesM527]

Another great video packed with quality information!

[@Wulfgeist]

I have my favs now. I have a couple GTPs, reportedly cyclops, both girls. I'll be looking for a male for them in the future. I love White Lipped Pythons, I had a pair of northerns but lost the male. Need to replace him and I'd love to have a pair of southern as well. For the third, probably a pair of Brazillian Rainbows. I have a male who is finally starting to grow now. I'm all about the color and irridescence. I love my ball pythons but I'm happy to have branched out into other snakes. Indigos are pretty cool too but I'm not sure I want to deal with the reported poop fountain LOL!

[@gsreptiles5606]

Thanks for watching!

[@ThatOneSnake]

Could you do a video on your mouse breeding set up you referred to in the past?

[@gsreptiles5606]

Will do!

[@dylans9024]

Savu eggs!! Been waiting for this following the videos. Money and space no object? #1 Olives #2 Savu's #3 Waters I already have the Macklots!

[@etmross]

Thank you for this video. Quick question, where do you get your shoebox tub? I'm trying to figure out which one of David's perches to order.

[@gsreptiles5606]

Hi Ethan, mine is from Boaphile Plastics, however they no longer make them. :( Thanks for watching!

[@etmross]

@@gsreptiles5606 Thank you Gary. Those clear shoebox tubs are nice.

[@aschoeb]

My top three are Amazon Basins, Green Sanzinia, and Olive pythons (which I currently have) although I want an Albino!

[@emiliocastro2433]

Another great vid thanks for he info,seriously when it comes to gtps even emeralds u give alot of helpful info

[@danbudacz2968]

Another great video! I’m loving watching these and gaining more info. Keep it up!

[@danbudacz2968]

And chondros first, sanzania because of your vids, and plain old Suriname red tails

[@mid-valleymorphs6001]

Gary it’s been over two weeks.... where’s the video with the contact info of the breeder with the green Sanzinia?

[@gsreptiles5606]

My apologies for the delay, and I'm going as fast as I can, however sometimes there are delays which are out of my hands. Thanks for your patience!

[@fenix4115]

Morelia Viridis, Amazon B., artheris Squamigera

[@frida95frida]

Amazon basin, rough scale, savu python. But since I started watching your videos, I really want sanzinia. Well, that’s 4. But I promise, after those 4 I will not get any more snakes 😆

[@alanogunnaike7789]

1. Amazon Basin Emerald Tree Boa 2. Green Tree Python 3. Boelens Python Great video Gary!

[@teddydalton8507]

It's actually way easier for me to pick a favorite snake instead of a top 3 or 5. The number one for me is a big albino burmese python, the morph and species that started this entire industry.

[@ahmedjohnson8896]

I know you mentioned frozen as a last option. If you were a breeder that had a clutch or two hatch, but couldn't get a consistent source of live pinkys. Is it possible get a group fresh neonates eating on only thawed pinks?

[@gsreptiles5606]

100% Ahmed. All of my chondro babies are eating F/T pinky mice. I mention F/T as a later "option" only when offering 1st meals to newly hatched babies. Thanks for watching!

[@yehezkielkiel2715]

Do you sell chondros?

[@gsreptiles5606]

Very rarely. Sorry!

[@BeneathTheGold]

Another great very informative video Gary.👍 i have a question though…. Why is it always green sanzinia? Do you just prefer the green ones over the red ones or is there more to it?

[@antoniogonzalez4534]

Question: How many ways do you think there is to skin a cat?

[@BeneathTheGold]

My top three snakes would have to be a high blue chondro, a boelens , northern white lipped python or if they existed an all black rainbow boa and if space was no problem a scrub python. Thats 5 i know but its a struggle keeping it to 3 😂

[@Livewit_TAT2]

Chondros #1

[@microlightning]

Top 3: 1. Either Sanzinia (This is your fault, you triggered my obsession), 2. Green Tree Python. 3. Emerald Basin. Will the Sanzinia clutch still be available by the next video? Is this like an exclusive watch the video for contact info on the person, because I have missed on snagging one from 2 clutches I've already lol. Great video keep em coming.

[@gardenofedenexotics]

1. Boelen's 2. Sanzinia 3. Rough-scaled pythons

[@thepain321]

So why specifically the Amazon Basin Emerald? But generalize the Green Trees? Is it that the localities are practically the same? Opposed to the Emerald Trees that have more clear differences between the localities. I could just be picking the statement apart though. Appreciate the videos.

[@cobrakeeperjr17]

Question. Where did you get that baby rack that you keep the baby GTP’S in?

[@gsreptiles5606]

Boaphile Plastics

[@cobrakeeperjr17]

GS Reptiles thank you!!

[@Ozzman6661]

Do you think an 18x18 cage is too big for a 2020 baby Biak GTP?

[@gsreptiles5606]

Try it. If it does not eat, move it into a smaller enclosure.

[@Piranha474]

Where would I be able to acquired the perches for baby chondros.

[@gsreptiles5606]

Here you go Joel...…. www.specialtyenclosuredesigns.com

[@jeffvance9970]

1. Sir Hiss (Disneus Anime) 2. CCP Morelia Bredli 3. ATB Corallus hortulana

[@danszymanski1633]

1. Super Dwarf retics 2. Dwarf burmese pythons 3. Blackheaded python

[@leoernestollamas3414]

Walter white of green tree pythons

[@emmi8724]

Tirahin Mo pogi. Ahahhaha @EXPLORE

[@ElSueno97]

Carpet Pythons, Carpet Pythons, Boelens...

[@Shanusism]

Damn ball pythons didn’t make your top 3 😂😂

[@emiliocastro2433]

Ball pythons wht the hell.ball pythons are low o the list my friend so many better species to work with.