VENOMOUS Snake Room TOUR!

Today we show you all the venomous snakes that call our facility home.
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[@Fozzdaddy12]

Wasn’t expecting the inland taipan! So sick!!!

[@faery2848]

Are you going to be studying the taipan?

[@YochevedDesigns]

I'm so glad I discovered this channel! Your snakes are all so chill, and I know that it's not the natural temperament of them. It's a testament to your gentle and patient handling. Your snakes know that you are not a predator. Great husbandry!

[@hoibsh21]

Fear Snake: FEEEAAAR MEEEE!! Me: Why? Fear Snake: I'm on a whole nother level.

[@Jaxsta001]

Most venomous LAND snake 😉 Nice collection and great video. Cheers!

[@WickedWildlife]

This is actually a common myth Taipans are more venomous then any sea snakes The story that belchers sea snakes are more venomous states back to a flawed study several decades ago where they measured sea snakes LD50 by injecting venom intramuscularly and compared them to other snakes where venom was injected subcutaneously (under the skin) More recent information has corrected this 😊

[@floridacracker_]

Your collection is really growing. Can't wait to see the other 2.

[@ForeverFridayVideo]

Those rattlesnakes are so beautiful. It’s like mesmerizing! Also I’m so happy you have a bushmaster. Was always one of my favorites to read about as a kid!

[@leefi1]

As always, a calm, informative, and well thought out video. Thank you for using both the common names as well as the scientific nomenclature. I really appreciate you letting budding enthusiasts know how dedicated that you have to be to be able to get a permit to keep venomous snakes, and how adding a snake enclosure to a small space has so many serious drawbacks. I especially appreciate your admonition that you don't keep venomous animals because owning them seems "Cool". There are so many KZbin Channels of loud, macho, posturing fools handling their dangerous animals in a "look what I can do" attitude like little kids. Even if they have the knowledge, the facilities and the handling techniques, they give the opposite appearance to viewers. They do a disservice to the animals they keep. I worked in a huge pet store in Houston in the seventies, we had every animal imaginable offered for sale to the general public. I was once asked if we had access to tiger cubs, I said that we did. The client asked how much they cost and I replied that the tiger cub's cost was irrelevant to the cost of housing and feeding the animal. That a cage suitable for a tiger could easily cost 20 times the price of the tiger cub. He then asked "can't I just keep it in my apartment?" I said an adult tiger ways 500lbs. "Oh" was his reply. We often sold very expensive animals, everything from hyacinth macaws, to black swans, to monkeys, marmosets, skunks, and so much more, to people that REFUSED to by a book to find out how to care for their pet. This was way before there was any other way to find the information except for reading books. It always astonished me. $3000.00 for a bird, $400.00 for a cage and you won't spend $20.00 more for a book to tell you how to feed and train your pet? For those of you wanting to keep venomous snakes, I was bitten by a water moccasin in 1960, I was 10. Now at 70, the scars are still clearly visible. You have to respect the snakes ability to kill, maim or scar you for life. They are incredibly dangerous. Fascinating and beautiful, but potentially fatal.

[@erikm8372]

I agree.. also I couldn't imagine wearing shorts and t-shirt handling these snakes. Sure, fabric is a minimal protection, but it's something lol...

[@aceclubbs6771]

Very nice....steve Irwin effected soooo many people. Im 36 years old. Steve got so many people around my age interested in reptiles. Which was his goal....love the collection though!

[@klaj6595]

So true! Such a pioneer!

[@sdqsdq6274]

well he didnt effect me,but i like his passion for animals

[@3Y3ECE]

Love this channel, love these videos! Would love to see Serpa Designs aid some of his enrichment knowledge to your snake setups, and maybe more! He is a wealth of knowledge, like you all, and so many great minds on such a wonderful endeavor... You and your crew are already our favorites, we love watching it all grow! Thanks for what you do!

[@kiki29073]

I love the way the squams individual scales look.

[@soniahanley6605]

Wow that last one u showed us was gorgeous can’t wait to see her when she is older I’m from Australia and I’m not keen on snakes I’ve had a few run ins with the red belly blacks and the king browns I don’t like any of them I’ve also lost about 8 horses to them over the last 30 + years they were givin Antivenom but they died vets tried hard to save them it’s my worst fear bein bitten by a snake here we have many deadly ones thanks for sharin it was so very interesting seein all the different ones u have :)

[@dynamoterror7077]

I’m from Alabama in the US, so I can’t relate with dealing with elapid snakes. However, I can give you some advice. Removing any and all debris (pieces of wood, metal, piles of hay) and encouraging native snake predators to live near you. Filling in all holes where your animals roam will eliminate hiding places, since snakes will either escape or hide in the presence of a large animal. If you do see a snake, venomous or not, it is best to photograph it from a distance and either leave it alone or gently shoo it away.

[@Necron00b]

To me King Cobras always look like they're analysing their surroundings, always thinking, they seem so aware compared to other snakes

[@charlijames6698]

That last snake was gorgeous. Love venomous snakes but I wouldn’t want to keep them personally, but my goal is to have a gila or a beaded lizard one day. Such cool little units.

[@dawnb1561]

Ryan beautiful collection really like seeing the unusual ones and anything turning blue possibly. Like the last one you showed us. Have you heard of Dingo Dinkleman? Probably stupid question. I know he is wanting to come here as soon as COVID allows. He’s supposed to meet up with Tyler and Chandler. I know your subscribers have made comments about you meeting up with them. Thank you I really enjoy the videos Kyle and you produce.

[@DevynPlaysGames]

I swear you got like the chillest elapids on youtube.

[@WickedWildlife]

In my experience, with Australian species at least, pretty well all elapids can become pretty chilled snakes to manage with enough gentle handling

[@gemstateboas8135]

Great video. Calm and collected with good info. Keep it up.

[@belizeguy]

A lot of Progress for you! Congratulations!! Awesome Tour. Thanks

[@WickedWildlife]

Hey fancy seeing you here mate! Hope all is well in your part of the world

[@thenaturecentre]

I'm distracted by Ryan's lashes. Nevermind eyelash vipers, it's an eyelash human.

[@faery2848]

They are all so beautiful. I would never own any venomous, but I can respect their beauty.

[@snakemannn1744]

Amazing stuff man ,,,,,, Nothing but Greatness ''''''

[@kchelloss]

Amazing tour mate! great snakes also

[@dynamoterror7077]

Such amazing animals! I love King Cobras!!!! Perfect name: King COVID🐊🐍🐢

[@businessbuilding1]

First time seeing a video from your channel and it won’t be the last. Love your collection especially that Taipan! Keep up the great work!

[@barbaraespey8176]

Enjoyed watching this video. Keep up the good work. Really enjoy your channel

[@Chaotic4Exotics]

The taipan looks like a mini king Brown 😳⚫〰⚫

[@C-24-Brandan]

Awesome Venomous Collection! You, Kyle & Tyler should do a Herping/hunting invasives series. Was hoping you'd finally show us all the Raptor enclosures we all know you're hiding! 🦖👍

[@justincollins9003]

Happy new year boys. Love what you are doing

[@tonygodfreytg]

You’re guys content is so cool and educational thanks for the content lots respect from Essex in England

[@msilverhammer]

I was always under the impression that the Australian Tiger Snake, but definitely the Sea Snakes were the mist venomous snakes in the world.

[@evh4611]

Me too

[@echofoxtrot2.051]

Inland taipans

[@amtzzero88]

That albino helleri is amazing

[@shirleygradney4918]

great collection of snakes Ryan

[@Royal-Rover]

12:30 I think the Mojave rattler is the most toxic rattlesnake with the Type A venom. Instant murine death is almost always observed among viper strikes, probably due to their huge fangs penetrating the rodent's spine or vital organs instead of the toxicity. _Bothrops_ is my favorite viper genus.

[@fabianrodriguez1876]

I give it to you, haven't seen to many people with the inland taipan 👌

[@andreagradney4877]

That’s a beautiful collection of snakes! 🐍

[@dynamoterror7077]

That Sufan Monocled Cobra is gorgeous, and I’ve never heard of it! Such beautiful animals. 🐊🐍🐢

[@janetlambert371]

Beautiful collection ❤️

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Oooohhhh!! She's such a pretty squami!!! Bummer that he's changing from blue, I hope he goes back to blue for you. Chandler had some blue babies but I never see his squamis anymore so they might be gone :( The blue T.insularis is my favorite hot snake aside from gaboons, everyone loves gaboons (go figure), yet the blue squami is MOST ADORABLE! Please give common name and where they can be found in the wild when you show your animals, as well as the scientific (if you want) but it helps to bring awareness and helps people be able to understand the location and the ecosystems they are found in. Oh well, you do tell for some of them, thank you :) If you could do it for each one that would be awesome. PS I like the male better, I mean it's cool that the female has the complete dorsal stripes but I like him better. *OH MY GOODNESS* Ryan!!! I have never appreciated the beauty of a Western Diamondback (the species from my neck of the woods) ...really until now!!!What the heck?! I must have seen an albino before but my eyes say no! He's gorgeous!! I have found that albino/amel snakes are more laid back than the common natural ones, I believe it's because they have poor eyesight so they just aren't as aware of things so they aren't as jumpy. You need a Mojave green.

[@leeporter983]

Can't wait to be able to come visit you guys!

[@lorenzcoquilla473]

Make a venomous snake feeding vid please

[@mattb9822]

Late to this but this was dope man

[@johnschlesinger2009]

Beautiful snakes!

[@davidpujol4732]

Very Nice snakes!

[@kyrunspraggs1392]

Great enrichment for them to be out in the yard 👌

[@elliotperez5071]

Happy new day

[@edt140589]

i love how as a australian we got 3 out of the top 5 most deadliest snakes on the planet... My question to you Ryan with the Venom regardless of Tapian species whats more deadlier venom wise a Green Mamba or anyone of the Taipans

[@GnarlyAri]

Taipans are way more venomous

[@WickedWildlife]

In terms of sheer toxicity mambas don’t even compare to taipans The three species of taipan are currently ranked 1,3 and 4 in terms of toxicity and the coastal tai is still about twice as venomous as the black mamba which is again more venomous then the green mamba Obviously this doesn’t automatically make them more dangerous though

[@edt140589]

@@WickedWildlife i was watching something on Facebook or KZbin cant remember but ive asked this question to a few reptile friends Say for example here in Aus we know of red bellies that eat brownies for example now the venom they gets injected into the body of prey that is also venomous wont the snake of who is eating the body of another venomous snake die after consuming that venomous snake?

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Grew up around Gila Monsters. They are awesome!

[@nikkirichards4952]

When i saw you actually sitting down and eye level with them, I thought well Ryan you must have really had some biggens today 🍒 have a great 2021.. looking forward to the next .. so you have names for these guys yet, or do ya not really name them? I don't like snakes at all, but I do have to admit they are pretty

[@piccioni1022]

This guy must have billabong sponsor

[@MFoster392]

Such awesome Lizards :-)

[@bdherpetologyproductions1084]

The disease for the Bushmaster is known as Red Belly

[@BBWBeauty]

Do Gators and Crocs have tongues? Lol I’ve always wondered and the beginning of the video made me think of it!!! Your Venomous collection is getting AMAZING!!! Love the more uncommon venomous you have!!

[@WickedWildlife]

Hey Nicole Crocodiles technically do have tongues but not like we might think Instead of being mobile they have evolved to form the rigid valve you see at the back of a crocodiles throat which prevents water entering the crocs stomach when crocs grab things under water

[@kyleerosee3]

Those squams👌

[@VerdantImage]

Awesome snakes! And damn you're cute 😍

[@Buff_Dave_Oprtr]

Thanks to Tyler Nolans recent video, I found your guys channel! #Subbed

[@RakeshlaheriBc-]

Love from India

[@jameythompson926]

Awesome video and thank you for a longer one too!

[@connorwillicott7563]

The variable bush vipers can eat whole newborn mice pinks

[@sydneyingraham4055]

🐍🐊

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Dont remember the name but there are bluegrey rattlers in Arizona.

[@katerinamiller.artist]

No free handling the taipan? Lol

[@reubendaly827]

YOU GOT AN INLAND TAIPAN?!?!!??!

[@shanegeller352]

🐍

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Kings and corns are much prettier than any taipan. That's not to say I don't love and respect taipans. Ryan, if you could find a place that would make replica gila monster skulls to put into say and adult corn snake enclosure as a hide, I would buy one for each of my corns, heck even for each crested gecko enclosure I have. Please consider doing this as merch! I want one bad! Chandler showed the skull he has and I think he said their teeth are actually part of their jaw, maybe that was something else...but he is struggling with so much, but I bet you or Kyle could find someone to make them! I would much rather a gila monster skull replica than a human one ( everyone has that). I want a legit one though. Maybe you guys can team up with chandler and borrow his skull and make it happen??? He could use his cut of the money!

[@jeannezander212]

What do you do with these snakes? Do harvest venom for anti venom? Have you ever been bitten?

[@thekingoftheworld9553]

Wait, does he keep those snakes in those tiny containers?

[@rigocervantes6651]

Cool collection! I have never seen a C. d. pifanorum. Do you plan on making any decked out naturalistic enclosures for any of them? Also, the Southern Pacific does not get into AZ, but it does get down into Baja.

[@sdqsdq6274]

any luck getting a png death adder ?

[@neverstoppulling5169]

I’m genuinely curious what is the appeal to owning venomous snakes ? Are you guys trying to breed them ?

[@kingjasonbothma8119]

Hial king Jason

[@brendanzuger7196]

More tegus

[@guspritchett7024]

Ok who’s the spoiled rotten snake in your collection

[@barrettkamari3907]

Good. I wait for love from you 💝💖

[@james-he7xv]

are you wearing maybelline

[@platty9237]

Maybe he was born with it.

[@WhitFyffe]

If you still have this female you should get with Chandler and bread her to Steve

[@riniarelyxavi5619]

I'm Alone 😍😥