Top Five MOST Underrated Snakes That You Didn't Even Know Existed

[@NixiesMenagerie]

Aww thanks for using the footage of my Woma :) He's about 8 years old and is 6ft. He's a bit odd compared to other Womas because he doesn't have their famed feeding response. We don't have issues with him eating, it's just he doesn't strike at everything thinking it's food. He often prefers to squish his meals against the side of his viv instead. He was our first snake and we really lucked out because he's so calm and easy to handle.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

sounds like such a cool snake

[@Jungles_of_Lustria]

Beautiful age for him too! So glad you have a great Woma! Many I see, people just do not put the time in to socialize them and end up having great snakes that feed well but that, sadly, are only display snakes.

[@bodhikdub3662]

That's actually totally normal! The wild ones in Australia (their native continent) actually have a cave and wait for prey to go by. Then, they will actually get a hold of their prey and slam it to the cave walls. It's super cool, but unfortunately, since it isn't as effective as constricting, they often have lots of scratches and bite marks in the wild from their food fighting back :(

[@mariaguns8790]

@@bodhikdub3662 100% truth I wanted to comment that. But you did a great job.👍

[@bodhikdub3662]

@@mariaguns8790 haha, I used to be really interested in them and I did a ton of research. Honestly I think I heard about it on snake discovery among other things lol

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

I'm partial to a couple on this list, obviously...Woma's are definitely on my list. My local pet store has one, but he's a bit nippy. I think garter snakes are a worthy inclusion for underrated pet snakes. They're a lot of fun!

[@caseysilva6919]

Great footage!!

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

@@caseysilva6919 thanks! They're handsome boys, it's hard to take a bad picture.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I put garters on my first list like this from last year, pretty sure I used your footage probably haha

[@Jungles_of_Lustria]

Adrian and Steph here - Glad you think Garters are awesome! ;)

[@RyanYoxo]

Got heaps of womas here in Australia, love them cause they’ve got the tiger snake like stripes! Have yet to get one myself but definitely on the list

[@kellyhamergia]

Great video idea: you visiting Snake Discovery when Emily opens her zoo! Toronto isnt to far from Minnesota!😁

[@enesturkoglu447]

Do it!

[@medusianAllure]

It'd have to be post-covid. The border isn't open. But yes! This is one of my goals as someone who lives in Toronto.

[@thesnakeboy]

Its opening up in Minnesota

[@medusianAllure]

Yep. The Canadian/US border isn't open to non-commercial travel though.

[@janeregan2930]

Definitely

[@GoodStarfish]

Diamond is the most underrated snake :P

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

duh!

[@bearbear-hf7cn]

Sarah and little foot are

[@nebulanebula165]

@@WickensWickedReptiles I agree! how about you do a top 5 most dangerous reptiles you can keep?

[@paulafernandes6875]

Especially when she's wearing her hat

[@Callmesr27]

@@paulafernandes6875 well you’re going to get canceled for calling diamond a girl

[@mister3horn153]

I really hope All Canadian Reptile Girl keeps doing what she's doing. I'd like to see her channel and viewer base grow as she does.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

she's killing it!

[@jaredpowell4750]

@@WickensWickedReptiles I would love to see a video on how to set up his enclosure it would really help me as Im wanting to get a boa such as yours

[@alanwisse192]

I subscribed to her channel and got my hognose lesson. She's awesome!

[@Matt-dc8lp]

Bull snakes are awesome. My elementary teacher had a captive bred one in her classroom. It was a very vocal snake but was super friendly. We held it all the time.

[@th3pinkponyy468]

I was fully prepared to have an amphibian on this list, thatd be classic wwr

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahahhaaa

[@Hepler-s2b]

Diamond is such a Diva lol. Reminds of my dog George, always wants attention

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

he sure is

[@norafromflorida]

OMG, Ive never been so happy to see a paid sponsership in a video. I use govee's in my enclosure and love them and think everyone should use them!

[@endrebel1826]

I have a woma myself! It was actually my first snake I've ever owned! She is absolutely amazing, her feeding response though is not what you described at all. No hook needed for her, she is very gentle and patient with her food and will never lunge at it. She also knows when she is getting fed or handled. She shakes and gets very excited when she smells food but she lifts her head and comes out a little of her hide when she knows I wanna interact with her. She is fabulous!

[@destinytertocha3522]

I took in my columbian boa from someone who no longer could keep her, and she is young, but so sweet and precious. She is super gentle while eating, and she is very explorative when I take her out.

[@Jungles_of_Lustria]

LOVE the footage of Hobbes, All Canadian Reptile Girl!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

it's so great!

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

Thanks! He's a handsome boy.

[@don6075]

Rhino Rat Snake., super curious and active, dirunial and semi aboreal. Glad to see you mention Gopher/Bull. They're now illegal in my city, thus I will never get one.

[@TheMountainWulf]

The Indigo snakes. I've researched tons of snakes over the last many years, and had never heard of 'em once. Someone happened to post a picture somewhere of one, asking what it was, and that's how I found out about them. Been doing lots of research on them and they are for sure my new fav snake. Love their faces, just the shape and patterns I find very striking.

[@northernpiper94]

Not under rated, I don't think. Just very expensive and very regulated.

[@pigeonbusiness]

Bullsnake attitudes are my favorite thing about them. I remember Emily holding an entire handful of hissing, striking baby bulls on her channel and it was the funniest thing! They are sadly too big for me.

[@MiBackpacking]

“When a man and a woman Columbian rainbow boa love each other very much” 😂 bravo brother! 👏🏼 Love your vids man! I can’t wait for Thursday to get here 🙌🏽

[@delaneyh7813]

Love the new boa so much, really excited to see more of them! Definitely would like to see a vid on setting up their enclosure, I think it'd be really interesting!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Coming soon! I have two PVCs just waiting to be setup.

[@miss.scales7159]

I would love to have a bullsnake/gophersnake someday, I've always thought colubrids in general were a little underrated.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure

[@sarahbeaulieu999]

Thisssss

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

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[@chocolata134]

I have a woma python (called Miso) she's 5yrs old and just over 7ft and she act's like a puppy unless there is food in front of her, she is the sweetest snake but most womas I've met are chill 😁😁

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

amazing

[@entitysexotics3884]

Yes! I’d love to see a tutorial on humidity lovers in PVC enclosures. I’m going to be in that boat soon with my Blood Python.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I can make for sure

[@Letty_critters420o65]

Your definitely becoming one of my favorite channels on KZbin I definitely have learned a few things great video love your bearded dragonsjes so precious!!

[@bryn9935]

11:00 i got a colombian rainbow boa a couple months ago and i love that little dude! he’s only a little baby rn but i just can’t get over how cute he is. he’s super sassy! i love his spunk, though.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

that's awesome!

[@yobum1894]

Pituophis is where it’s at they are amazing They’re all bark and no bite. They hiss and all that but 95% of the time it’s all a bluff

[@electrinoc]

Haha very funny! They are very bitey def as babies, i still love them a lot tho.

[@spanishmountains4588]

Can confirm.

[@leetlebob8203]

I’ve never even heard of Macklots and Bismarck pythons, both gorgeous.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

They really are!

[@jessehoyle2736]

I love how many times you said THICC referring to bull snakes 😂

[@DangernoodleDave]

I've been looking forward to this video for like a month now!

[@gopro_groms1426]

YES! I would love a video about setting up a pvc enclosure for a tropical snake, because I just ordered a 4' 2' 2' kages enclosure for my ball python and would love to see a video to help give me a good idea, btw great vid!

[@jaden_untey6975]

Yes. Please make a video on how to set up a pvc enclosure of a humid snake

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I made this exact video last spring. Enjoy

[@marcellacruser951]

I actually like that the Ringed pythons go bronze... it's gorgeous! And how about Prism for your Rainbow boy? If you use one to separate the light, you get a rainbow.

[@snek3888]

I’m surprised he didn’t add the Kenyan Sand Boa, which are pretty overlooked as a nose popping out of the sand. Mine is super friendly, good with handling and at night he is climbing in branches. Sometimes in the morning he will come to the doors of his enclosure and I’m take him out to be handled. Such a great snake :)

[@Tink00]

I would love a high-humidity setup video! The new lad/lass is handsome and I think they should be named Arceus (if only so we can find out how you pronounce it 👀)

[@twenny6256]

You always show me these cool snakes that I'd totally want but can't have because my sister is absolutely terrified of them.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I hope you enjoy!

[@kevinthegrizzly5074]

Cool video 😎 Adam. I ALWAYS learn something when I watch your videos. Thanks 👍🏾. Take care 🇺🇸🇨🇦.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@morphicnature]

I'm glad to see you finally giving the Woma the attention it deserves! Mine is also very curious and fun to watch. As an adaptation to hot desert ground, Womas will sometimes move with just a few points of contact to the ground, which is really cool to see. I will say though, most are actually going for 350-500 USD (depending on gender, age, etc) on Morph Market. The $1000 ones you saw are outliers.

[@larslionheart]

As soon as you said they have “hissy attitudes” one of my cats started hissing at the other

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahaa

[@redpandameemaimatcha6867]

I love me a Bismarck python! But my favourite underrated snake has to be Sanzinia madagascarensis- The Madagascan Tree Boa!

[@christieburt4181]

I agree! Madagascan Tree Boas are amazing. Just learned about them from an old NERD video a couple of weeks ago -- I was instantly infatuated! lol

[@jrock0829]

You have no idea how happy I am to see Colombian Rainbow Boas getting some love, super easy care. I love my little guy Kobe 🟣🟡

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they are so great

[@stjuliensreptiles9213]

This man never misses making great vid after great vid

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

oh shucks you are so kind

[@varanidguy]

Honorable mention: Dumeril's boas. The vast majority of boa people seem to talk about BCI and BCC, but hardly anyone is talking about Dumeril's on a regular basis. They are one of the best beginner pet snakes, imo, for someone looking to get something bigger than a ball python but not huge.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

DUmeril's boas made the first part, this was a part 2 video

[@varanidguy]

@@WickensWickedReptiles oooooooh, my bad. lol

[@camato9697]

Would love to see the video about setting up a humid PVC enclosure.

[@RichardSim0nes]

So happy my Pituophis pals got their due! Pituophis snakes have some wonderful morphs too. Snow Pacific Gophers are one of the most beautiful morphs in all of snakedom.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure!

[@itsLizJaramillo]

My second snake ever was a Colombian Rainbow Boa! He was so mean as a baby but super cool after a few months. I, as a teenager, kept him alive for 2 years...but then he got out...and into my wall heater... But I've been obsessed since I saw him at the petstore. They are such beautiful snakes

[@davidgirard3919]

Woma pythons are amazing, I have a two year old woma and she’s wonderful, I work with snakes but never personally owned one until her. Best purchase ever! She has an amazing feeding response too but hook training has worked perfectly. Highly recommended snake!

[@marmar1991]

We have a Colombian rainbow boa as our first snake. She's 3 months old now and absolute sweetheart. Her name is Vasilisa. I'd love more videos of the species in the future

[@mike_MSP]

Thanks Adam, I ordered the govee stat! It looks pretty awesome! Loved the top 5 today too 👍🏻🙏

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks!

[@shaziadaraska4584]

Definitely going to look into some of these. So cool!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they can be for sure

[@christieburt4181]

YES!!!!! I'm so excited you talked about CRBs! Columbian Rainbows are so underrated and underappreciated. We have a baby that is about 6 months old and she is absolutely precious. I am totally in love. She loves to dig and climb, really active in her cage at night, and has always been such a sweet and gentle snake. We got her as basically a hatchling and she has never tried to bite; in the beginning she would try to bolt a lot and you would have to treadmill her like crazy to keep ahold of her! LOL But now she is super calm and inquisitive, and it seems like she really enjoys coming out of her enclosure and chilling with us. People dog them for being 'drab', but I think they are beautiful animals. People always compare them to Brazilians, and sure CRBs aren't as flashy, but I think if they were totally unrelated to the BRB and people considered them totally in their own right, everyone would talk about how gorgeous they are. LOL... Regardless, I think they are beautiful and ours has such a wonderful personality, I'm glad we got her instead of a BRB.

[@Cenpaimart]

Yes yes loved the list. Some i never even heard of! A little suprised rosy boas never made the list

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they made part one of this list

[@Cenpaimart]

@@WickensWickedReptiles oh shoot! Missed it then hahahaa awesome list

[@Alan-bw2sc]

dude your videos literally make my day!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thank you so much!!!!

[@PabloLopez-yb4qq]

I personally would love the pvc setup and i think a cool name for her would be milotic

[@bullfrogjay4383]

Speckled Kingsnakes are also highly underrated. They are super chill, great feeders and look cool.

[@crazy4catsRL]

Definitely would love seeing a video on an enclosure for humidity loving snakes 😍

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

ok!

[@icebear5554]

Of my six snakes, my N. pine and my Savu are my favorite with my Bull a close third.

[@sunnystarfy]

Just tossing out there I have no reptiles (love them though, just don’t think I’ll ever own one) but your videos make me so genuinely happy and calm in my soul ✨✨✨ seriously, thank you for the amazingly interesting stuff and for being an all around cool guy 😄

[@shinigamigirl666]

I mentioned on Discord, but imo the most underrated snake is the Russian rat snake. I can probably count on my fingers the number of people I've met who had even heard of them before talking to me, and I only know of two or three breeders off the top of my head, and I can't for the life of me figure out why. Their care is nearly identical to a corn snake other than needing some more space (and hey, they're semi-arboreal, so bonus points, right?), their temperament is nearly identical to a corn snake, they have a super cool ontogenetic color change, and as adults they're black with markings ranging from white to crayola yellow. The babies look like gray rat snakes, but adults, especially the yellower ones, look like a hybrid between an eastern king snake and a mangrove snake, and it doesn't get much cooler than that in my book. They're very active, sometimes even during the day, love to climb, love to swim, super inquisitive and friendly, strong feeding response but not to the point you need to be worried about getting bit every time you open the cage, highly intelligent, easy to care for, forgiving of mistakes, have a small handful of morphs, get an impressive size but still manageable (for a colubrid, anyway), stunningly beautiful.... They're just the perfect snake and I'll sing their praises as long as it takes for them to catch on!

[@mayqueenslithers4078]

Absolutely want to see how to setup the pvc for him. I want a boa someday myself.

[@taeviansworldofreptiles3828]

I caught a wild bull snake when I was kid and it was a subadult and I had it for a year before finally releasing it back to the wild (early days don't judge lol). But it was quick tame down and that was a wild one so a CB i imagine tame down even better.

[@CynthiaPrice79]

It looks like the trade off for the Bismarck, as they drab out, is that the scales become prismatic.

[@sipulikorva8717]

I agree with finding it strange that womas aren't more popular. They are one of my dream snake species. Ever since I first saw one I've been in love. They are gorgeous and unique in my opinion. One day I will have one of them!

[@rickcroney1286]

You should probably head over to All Canadian Reptile Girl for some information about some of these awesome snakes on the list. Great video! Glad that you shouted out Dumeril's and Antaresia...lol

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure haha!

[@nathanpeebin3212]

great pics although I think the sand boa is a runner-up. I was pretty surprised when I found out there pretty uncommon but sooooo easy to keep. they need about 30-40% humidity and because they are a small species you don't need a big encloser and it doesn't need to be tall at all because they don't climb. they don't need much water and or food so perfect for when you go away for a few weeks. they can be nippy when young but they seem to outgrow it. just with how easy and cheap the setup is and how little care is needed they in my opinion are some of the most underrated first snakes.

[@DarkandDeath4]

I've kept and bred woma pythons for 10 years now and I have to say they're probably one of the most intelligent and rewarding snakes I've ever worked with. AGGRESSIVE feeding response. Like holy shoot, please hook train them to save your arm. Extremely handleable once you get them out of the cage. They were my go-to ambassador animal when I had to introduce kids and new people to snakes. They're probably so underrated because while everyone raves about them, they're so hard to find. Easy to breed, but difficult to find a breeding pair in the U.S. The pet population is kinda bottlenecked now with restrictions from Australia, so no new captive bred bloodlines or animals are being added aside from the ones that are already producing here. You can definitely find them in Tinley though!

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

Great video on the most underrated reptiles that you didn't even know existed. Also I wish y'all a great day

[@Off_Key_Reptile_and_Rodent]

Definitely agree with the bull snakes. I have two pine snakes that I hatched from the egg. Definitely a bit of attitude at first but are super friendly and trust them around my baby daughter.

[@aleciasandmann2659]

I would love to see a pvc set up video for any of you reptiles

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

ok!

[@ZoesZoo]

Awww so happy to see CRBs as number one! I got an adult male 2 months ago; my first snake! Yes, definitely an unusual pick for my first, but I have no regrets (wouldn't have done it if he wasn't already grown tho). Glad you have one now too; there aren't enough videos of them out there ❤ Edit: definitely want to see a video on your PVC setup for him, because that's what I want to do for my guy eventually!

[@mikeetmannski7921]

Awesome list. I've always described Macklot's Pythons as gigantic Antaresia Pythons 😅

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they are so cool

[@qj-b1624]

Pikachu is so cute! I really want an albino ball python, I can't wait till I have enough space and money for one

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure!

[@ultravice191]

Love bulls, pines and gophers. Had a few of each. My fav was my northern pine. He grew to 5 1/2 feet. Calm as can be. But sometimes would really hiss when I was spot cleaning his cage.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

nice!

[@bnutz3k]

I got a year old San Diego gopher snake a few months ago. He is AMAZING. A little cage-defensive and flighty still, but I see an improvement just about every time I pick him up. He's very curious and always watching me when I'm in the room. If you want a smaller bullsnake, there ya go. :)

[@courtneyturner1000]

Love that you put bull snakes on the list! Would love to see more videos on them on the channel.

[@drdelux7918]

I went to my first ReptiCon and got a fairly rare buddy, a Solomon Island Ground Boa! Absolutely gorgeous, and super hard to find basically anything for besides a couple videos here and there

[@ericbenevides2913]

Thank god you upload today, I need to stop focusing on the leafs right now

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Sorry for your loss.... that team is cursed!

[@kimyoonmisurnamefirst7061]

Boa Constrictor Longicauda is on my wishlist. The majority say under 5.5 ft. And the color on them and how they change over time is the coolest thing ever. Not well known. But I've been lusting after one for a while now.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

very cool!

[@Hashandflowers_]

Definitely do the video on a pvc set up

[@davidmayberry9335]

Yes I need to see that video.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure!

[@pvtsandbag2658]

YES MORE PVC SET UP VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

ok!

[@Mini95North]

Do a video on the best websites to get reptiles.

[@RichardSim0nes]

The entire Pituophis genus is filled with spunky, beautiful snakes that aren't too difficult to come by- with the exception of Louisiana Pines, and they all make wonderful pets.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure!

[@briantrip6101]

If you love semi arboreal snake. Check out the hatian boa. More specifically the dominion red mountain boa. They are amazing and even as baby's do not like to bite. They are gorgeous shy nope strings. That get better the more you handle them

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

amazing snakes!

[@Nithor666]

Black Racers are underrated I haven't seen any snake owner talk about or own one other than out in the wild and they're native to North America which is cool. And trying to get info on those since I want one someday its my dream snake

[@caseysilva6919]

Great video!! A possible name could be Eider, it means beautiful and is both a girl and boys name.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for the idea!

[@morganmary4040]

Iris, after the Greek goddess of rainbows for the name, and yes to the pvc enclosure

[@charles8081]

Than You SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much Adam, I have and love Gophers and no one ever say's anything about them!!!!!

[@ox-micha-xo]

I'm glad you posted 😍, rough day 💜

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I hope you're feeling better

[@sirenamares1390]

Honorable mention: Rosy boa. For all the peeps who like their snakes on the smaller side. Very docile. Good eaters. They come in a wide variety of localities. They make amazing first snakes too.

[@jennifershumaker9438]

I came to say the exact same thing. Rosy Boa's are so underrated. Mine is amazing. She is so friendly. She comes to the glass when I come into the room and comes right out to my hands. She is also common place at my daughter's Girl Scout troop.

[@stellarreptiles5013]

Wow the Bismark Ringed Pythons are breathtaking as babies.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure are!

[@afergbird]

Name suggestion I think she/he has a pattern like Kaa in jungle book. Very nice! The enclosure set up would be cool.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for the idea!

[@jaydenjenniker3565]

It's so nice to learn so much by your videos nice keep it up💕🐍

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks so much for watching!

[@warpaintdubz]

Soloman island ground boa! I love mine

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

theey are so great!

[@mtlimitless2265]

You should do one bredli's pythons! They're so underated, my 2018 baby has the handle-ability of a corn snake, but the body, head, and look of a python. They get to a nice size too, 6.5ft-8ft, but stay slim. Beautiful snake!

[@northernpiper94]

I've mentioned this in the comments on several videos. Bredls are the superior python.

[@mtlimitless2265]

@@northernpiper94 1000% agree

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

JRock! Haha, I love him. Lahey and Randy are my favorites though. I haven't watched TPB in a few years now. I'll have to remember that next time I need a hefty laugh

[@ariannalat10]

If you want something that looks like the baby Bismarck Ringed Pythons but keeps that vibrant coloration, look into Bamboo Rat Snakes!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

the head stamp on them is one of the coolest out there

[@MikeysCreepyCottage]

I love this cubone snake shirt!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

take an extra 5% off with code WWRACCESS if you wanna buy one

[@technoraptor7778]

You know what.!...a top 5 bioactive enclosure herps would be awesome! Like poison dart frogs..geckos...ect...

[@Maevenish]

I have to say Corn Snake. I've had Peach for two and a half years now and she is the most chill, curious, awesome snake ever. I brought her to an art festival (outside) and she fell asleep under my cardigan over my shoulders. She poked her head out once and then napped. I take her out in my car, to the reptile store, to get gas and water my new plants. She is just wonderful. She likes when I scritch her chin and is such an ambassador for people who don't know snakes. I love her.

[@ThunderStruck15]

Corn snakes are in no way underrated

[@Maevenish]

@@ThunderStruck15 most people think they are too small, too simple or not enough of a challenge. Just a ‘beginner’ snake. I think they are so much more. I find her incredibly rewarding as a pet. That’s what I meant.

[@dawnspengler9357]

Rainbow boa, June, call him Pride. It works!

[@colewilliams6623]

One thing you left out about Womas are they are super to handle! Mine had a great feeding response, but she also had an odd sense to know when I wasn't going to feed her as she never struck at me. She only ever bit me one time. I had been in the hospital for several days. As soon as I came back home, my mom went to hand her to me and Wam! she bit me right from my mom's hands. We always joked that she was upset at me for making her think I was leaving for good and bit out of worry. lol

[@lovelife4111]

Would love to see the PVC setup!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

ok!