Top 5 DEADLY Venomous Snakes That Make GREAT Pets!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

would you ever keep a venomous snake? What species?

[@thatreptileguy1380]

I would love to get a venomous snake. Just about any of the ones you listed sound wonderful.

[@calewarner06]

Definitely a western hognose

[@VTwinFTW]

Definitely a western hog as a realistic option. Gaboons are my favorite snake though, that’d be a dream but will likely never happen

[@GallonMilkProductions]

false water cobra, those feed responses are REDIC.....and hognoses

[@bradleyparker1973]

Hognose, garter, or false water cobras

[@wastelandrelaxer]

This is why the reptile community needs to have a say in regulations being passed on the keeping of hots. There's a big difference between a mangrove snake and a diamondback. Unfortunately most people don't understand that.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure

[@Riceball01]

That's never going to happen because most politicians don't care. They have no interest in coming up with a good solution or compromise because that takes too much time and effort. Banning is so much quicker and easier and it makes it look like they're actually doing something. This applies to all hobbies and interests, not just reptile keeping.

[@CandiceLemonSharks]

Seriously. Venomous like a hognose ≠ venomous like a boomslang ≠ venomous like an elapid or a viper

[@janicemorelock5791]

@@CandiceLemonSharks A snake is a snake! At least to most people, my mom, for example would kill every snake she sees. She would never kill a 'king snake' because they eat other snakes. The problem with that idea?....she can't really identify any snake correctly. Better that she just stay inside.....lmbo

[@paulwhite9242]

TBF there's a ton of herp people that buck against any and all regulation too; they're locking themselves out of the process with that attitude

[@Goreny.]

Karl Patterson Schmidt just really sat down after being bit and said “So anyways, I started writing-“

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahaha, "Dear Diary, mood, apathetic"

[@TangoCharlieWhiskey96]

@@WickensWickedReptiles LOL throwback!! Holy shit

[@bradleyblake7588]

@@WickensWickedReptiles He had probably been grounded again for stealing his sisters mascara and his hair wouldn't do that flippy thing.

[@arron7843]

I can’t thank you enough for all the top 5’s as well as the care guides, it has helped me so much in choosing my first snakes. I’m planning on getting to supper lesser ball pythons and I have learned so much in the past three weeks. Thank you once again

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Glad to help!

[@amandalucky8211]

Looks like Diamond has finally accepted the fact that you're never gonna let him eat your ear so he's taken to jumping instead.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

he's a madlad

[@Dragonemperess]

Ekans and Omnomlette apparently hang out and share parenting tips.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Yes they do, ugh

[@yzettasmith4194]

That has to be it.

[@Dragonemperess]

Mmm, scrambled eggs...

[@celtzen]

I was thinking much the same...

[@Axqu7227]

Came from Snake Discovery (your intro to the build-off was hilarious and I had to see who you were!) I stayed for your sass-tacular personality and amphibian content!

[@calewarner06]

I'm so glad mangrove snakes made this list, my daughter and I went to an expo and we held and fell in love with one not knowing what it was other than it was the most beautiful snake we've ever seen then found out rear fang venomous, then 3rd most venomous rear fanged in the world, won't own one just extremely in love with them

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they really are so cool!

[@elizabethandcookie4816]

You could look at a mandarin ratsnake! They are also a beautiful black and yellow color and are not venemous and are gorgeous

[@terri3715]

There is also the Russian rat snake, they are also nonvenomous and captive bred Russian rat snakes have been breed to be black with clear yellow on them. I have seen a few people occasionally get the mangrove and the russian rat snake mixed up.

[@tommoore2012]

You should look at getting a Jungle Carpet Python if you’re that in love with a Mangrove. Trust me, it will be time well spent. Also they are constrictors so you don’t have to worry at all.

[@oscer191]

Great video I believe rear-fang venomous snakes DO make great pets but unfortunately the general public will always put a bad name on them because of the label "VENOUMOUS". Videos like these I love as it not only showcases these beautiful animals but also highlights the fact that just because it's venomous doesn't mean its dangerous. As you stated in the video its all about how the body reacts to the bites.

[@sherrybrzeczka7966]

Diamond needs a parachute!! I love the quiet "Wheee!" then *crash*! Diamond is definitely in love with his reflection!🤣

[@The_Original_LBSwanson]

I didn't know about the Asian Vine Snake, they're so awesome looking! Too bad about the diet :( I love how many different colors the Garters come in, had a neighbor as a kid get hit by one cause he was messing with it, his hand swelled up but that was about it minis the bleeding of course. The Hognose (albino) is still my favorite though. Diamond has been on one lately lol. Love the quality of your videos, sounds, lighting, animal footage, is always great. Super appreciate the quality and love all the educational stuff.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hey thanks so much! I also love the albino hognose snakes

[@moonhunter6743]

Judgemental shoelaces made the list! This made me so happy! ❤🎉 Also, Mangrove snakes are at the top of my list of dream reptiles!

[@karynb.5208]

Thank you showing a wonderful variety of snakes, reptiles and amphibians on your videos!I really enjoy watching your channel!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks for watching!

[@nathanbuck8352]

There are few reptile channels on KZbin as informative as yours. I can only imagine how many people you have helped. You helped me tremendously when it came too picking out a lizard for my son. Me, My son and his bearded dragon, slash, can’t thank you enough.

[@Kondase]

Hognose snakes have the cutest personalities of any species I’ve own.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

100%

[@JohnDoe-uz2yt]

Yah

[@Sheislizz]

@@JohnDoe-uz2yt gf now

[@Sheislizz]

@@WickensWickedReptiles is doing

[@Sheislizz]

@@WickensWickedReptiles is doing

[@leenmariexoxo]

your love for hognoses has totally changed my opinion on them, now i’m online looking for one after every video !! hopefully one day i’ll have my own 🥺

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

theya ree so great!

[@Riceball01]

Be sure to visit Sanke Discovery, they're also big Hognose breeders and when they're expecting a cluthc, or cluthces, you can put your names down to reserve a baby.

[@shawnawesome7770]

My daughter wants one aswell

[@ihernova]

Yesss! A video with mangrove snakes, I love them so much they’re so beautiful!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

totally agree!

[@SharkForge29]

I've been waiting for this video! Love it. Garters, Mangrove, and FWC are all on my MUST have list. I already have an adorable hognose and he's been such a blast to keep. I think Garters are a snake my wife will be able to acclimate to... the mangrove is actually one of my all time dream snakes to have!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Glad you like them!

[@joshuaglaude1549]

I love your top 5 series like this. I also like that you poll is to see what we want a video on. Thanks for the entertainment and information.

[@sporq4156]

I used to keep a saltwater reef tank and had a bad reaction to a coral that secreted a neurotoxin. And my Dad is allergic to bee stings, so I am a little apprehensive about anything venomous. They are super cool, but for me, I'm just happy that I can go see them at my local zoo.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

totally fair!

[@lordofasketill9410]

Such a good comment. If there are any hints as to a potential for intense allergic reaction, I think you're incredibly smart to not add venomous snakes to your collection. There are still plenty nonvenomous snakes that are awesome!

[@elizabethandcookie4816]

If you like the look of the mangrove snake, check out the mandarin rat snake. Also a gorgeous black and yellow snake

[@slappy8941]

Don't let a little setback discourage you! You're almost ready for a Gaboon Viper!

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

Great list, although I think I'd have to swap your #1 & #2 and have garters in the top spot. FWC and Mangrove are both on my 'gotta have' list. I could have picked up both about a year back, but my mom wasn't quite ready for snakes quite that venomous....

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

To be fair, I had a tough time picking but had to go with hogs cause I don’t actually have garters…. Yet.

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

​@@WickensWickedReptiles I 'll keep you posted for any new clutches I get from mine!

[@mrfishman2u]

YES! So glad you finally did a Top 5 Venomous snakes for pets video!!! I love Mangrove snakes and that's definitely on my list. Although the Asian Vine snake looks dang pretty cool too. Are they both hard to come by, or are there breeders out there? Anyway, thanks for this video. Love all the great content you put out.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks so much for watching

[@ronbolesta4147]

Love garter snakes and used to keep them for years (just local ones here in northeast Pa). Even had an 30 gallon critter cage enclosure with a small "pond" in it with a submersible pump that they and a water snake would go fishing in.

[@akiriith]

Ekans really gave Omnomelet a run for her money. Well actually she took all of it since Omnom only got a few eggs in 😂 Sorry for the loss Adam! :( Good luck with the eggs you do get tho!

[@botanicalmania506]

I just want to say I am really falling in love with your channel. You are super down to earth and well informed.

[@evocatusgrove824]

I've gotten on a sudden, strange run of watching these snake/reptile channels and have become heavily invested in whether the host loses a finger or not from a bite. It might be the most entertaining thing on youtube to roulette these vids and then catch up and see their 'I was bit' video in the sidebar.

[@niksomethin3372]

Love your videos Adam you got me back into reptiles and i forgot what I was missing thank you for what you do keep it up

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Welcome back!

[@VTwinFTW]

Man I’m sorry to hear that Ekans ate her last clutch! Great video though! You’ve quickly become my favorite reptile youtube channel!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@AronRa]

My two false water cobras are my favorites of my whole collection.

[@davidreynolds9375]

I love my hognose so much! He's super "spicy" and hilarious to watch. Bit unique to handle though.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

so cute eh

[@AustinTaOnYoutube]

Finally some snake content! Love it.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

woooooooooo

[@cocablue]

My first reptile was a garter snake I got for my 12th(?) birthday. Amazing species and i've kept a few of them over the years. They're really active and fun to watch :D

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure are

[@MatthiasVex]

I just found out about you, this is like the third one I've watched. Definitely gonna sub, thanks for the quality content!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Dcanks32]

The wild thing about this is that I used to play Steve Irwin in the woods behind my house and hand catch wild garter snakes and red racers as a small child... had no clue they were venomous until I watched your videos

[@janicemorelock5791]

I think my interest in reptiles started with Steve Irwin. He was really a 'reptile whisperer', IMHO

[@cathytai]

I spent my childhood hunting for, catching and getting bit by garters in VT,. Lol, would get back to camp bleeding and musked and smiling from ear to ear as I placed my new acquisitions in their sizable display tank. I had no clue what bioactive was, or that snakes were social and OK to keep together, I was just very lucky and everyone thrived in the long display planter I filled with soil and native plants and rocks and logs and bark etc. I had a few 'pill bugs' and other insects as community guests (no one had ever uttered the word 'bioactive' back then, as far as I know -- think early 70s) -- and I never, ever outgrew my love of garters -- or had any reaction to their bites. And they all tamed down within the first day. I did let them go after summer camp was over. Looking back I realize it was probably not wise to release them again, and I hope the all made it, but there was no one to teach me, I was just super enthusiastic and winging it as I went. Ahhhh, those were the days!

[@stargazer1238]

I was very fortunate to be able to work with venomous snakes here and in Australia for anti venom programs. It was a great experience and I wouldn't suggest venomous snakes as pets BUT rear fanged, yes indeed I would. All the snakes you mentioned can make great pets. I am biased towards the False Water Cobra though because they are just magnificent snakes! Keep up the great work on your channel...good stuff!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for sharing!

[@TheMetalHerper]

Love my Mangrove pair and False Water Cobra! Great video!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

wicked snakes!

[@melmicsim]

I keep 3 species of boiga, including the dendrophila (mangrove). Exquisitely beautiful, but definitely not for the inexperienced. They can be very defensive and skittish. Their cyanea cousins are probably a better choice, and no less beautiful. But, in my opinion, just about any snake can be a good pet if you research it enough. :)

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mrjmorovis]

I had mentioned the Puerto Rican Racer that is mildly rear fanged venomous and hoods up. This is cool. It's hooding is even more impressive because they are so thin.

[@Rob_Thorsman]

Omnomlette: *eats her eggs* Ekans: "I am intrigued by your ideas and would like to subscribe to your newsletter."

[@jordandayley6682]

King snakes deserve some more love too 👍🏼 but highly agree with the list

[@bobbiec2829]

I'm counting down the days before I get a hognose...seriously can't wait 💚💚💚

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they really are so great!

[@chaoskitten101]

Yet another video that makes me wish I could have a hog nose in Missouri

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they really are the best!

[@CandiceLemonSharks]

Apparently you need a class I breeder permit --more info in the MO Rules of Department of Conservation Division 10-Conservation Commission Chapter 9-Wildlife Code: Confined Wildlife: Privileges, Permits, Standards the Illinois hobbyist permit form is *stupid* -- it's written to make it looks like you need to have purchased but not yet taken possession of the snake, when in fact you need to complete the application before purchase, but I'm thankful we have a hobbyist class permit now.

[@JohnDoe-uz2yt]

That’s weird

[@OtterTreySSArmy]

I mean they're wild here, so you could just go take one out of the wild. Although my cousins had rattlesnakes, copperheads and maybe a water moccasin when I was little. I didn't know it was illegal to own venomous snakes in MO, and I guess neither did they either lol

[@nayruofthezoras1458]

There is just something charming about hognoses that set them apart from other snakes. They're like the jumping spiders of the snake world, brimming with personality and irresistibly adorable! Everything about them is hilarious and they could make for such cute characters in stories. :)

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I love hogs!

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

Tyler's FWC is def an exception lol. That thing is psychotic, not even just defensively. Weird cuz he takes down his other snakes pretty well, especially his non-lethal species (his Indigo is awesome)

[@brianpartlow5530]

Tyler has rattlesnakes and cobras. He probably spends more time with them than the less dangerous snakes.

[@christopherpoxon9508]

Get em Diamond! Lol Had a Copperhead that stayed in my pocket till he got to big, then he stayed around my neck. Best friend ever.

[@maxtabiaat4089]

As a video editor myself I know how tiring it can be to go through hours of creating, so I totally understand why you accidently put a western green mamba instead of a boomslang whilst talking about them. Just wanted to point that out in a friendly way :)

[@thewhiskertamer]

I already have 3 Eastern Garters. Going to add a male & female and breed Florida Blues here next year. I absolutely love them! They are beautiful snakes. Easy to care for. Very easy to handle once you get them used to you and being handled. Actually one of my absolute favorite species are Garters!

[@ninewectawski1935]

I live in Oregon. A house I lived in, in town, I’d come outside and there would be 10 plus garter snakes at any time of day, noticed they’d head back to this vent attached to foundation of home. Then started noticing the vent on the floor inside my home, close to where that outer vent was, there was this “pee” smell, it was gross. Found out later that I probably had a den of garter snakes under my house n that smell was coming from them. I told my mother in law since she owned the house, don’t know if she ever had it taken care of though. But the house we bought after living there I made sure to have the under part of my house checked, to make sure I didn’t have any snake dens. Lol. This was 8 years ago, even thinking about it I swear I can smell that smell, it was not good at all. Also, when we’d mow, we’d end up clipping at least 1 or 2, every time, and it was a small yard, they just were everywhere. I grew up on a farm out in the middle of no where when I was a kid and never seen snakes this much as I did living in that house.

[@fl4k78]

I got a little excited when he mentioned gardener snakes and the kinda newt he very briefly mentioned cos I got one of those newts :3

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Garter snakes sure are cool

[@vanessavieux7283]

I love it wicked wickens reptile have a cool day wicked wickens reptile

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

you're awesome!

[@PonderingStudent]

Omnomlette from Snake Discovery would probably like to send Ekkans her regards, plus congratulations on joining the baby-snacking club.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

babysnacks... ew haahhaha

[@mridunno2583]

Black Mamba should be on the list. It is a great pet to handle and play with. My Friend played with it and he was so happy he stopped moving.

[@Emily_M81]

and #1 AD lol... Thanks for sharing! I've watched enough videos at this point that these are all the snakes I expected XD

[@aronoiiel]

That whee😂 This was a cool list! I am new learning snakes as pets and was curious about this! Thank you for this! I will add a huge thank you to both you and Snake Discovery for turning me onto Hognose snakes! I never really wanted a snake as I am to new to herp keeping to feel comfortable with one but man I would choose a hognose if I ever got one ^_^ And I am deeply sorry for the sadness :(

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I love SD!

[@shaldana]

I don't even own a snake, and I recognized Emily's jeans from the video. LOL! Love this vid!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahaha nice!

[@davomerr]

I have had hognose, western and eastern. Great snakes. The eastern scan be tough in the winter as they prefer frogs and toads. I did make the mistake of putting my hand close to his head as he was tracking the toad I had just put in the tank. Well, it did strike open mouthed at me and got me. It tingled slightly for 10 minutes or so. Other than that, no other effects. The mangrove is a wonderful species and I plan to acquire a pair one day. Space permitting of course. Thanks as always, for the great video!

[@EeekItsSnek]

"Hog nose snakes are easier to find" I wish in my area that was true lol. I can walk out the front door here in the PNW and pick up 30 garter snakes, a rattle snake and a rubber boa if I'm lucky. Hognoses are $600+ and you have to ship them lol. Two of my dream snakes are False water cobras and Hognoses. Those adorable frying pan faces make me smile every time 🙃

[@hayleycoluccio4190]

I love my hog. 2nd snake I’ve owned in 20 years and he’s super easy, super sweet, and all around adorable.

[@MiyukiYori4]

Recently got two hognoses and got bit. Totally my fault, the chewing was the worst part of it but looking at her trying to be a "big girl" was so cute. Swollen hand for three days 😅

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

adorable

[@ItsMasonMoney]

Thats hilarious. If it happened to me i dont think id even be mad id probably die from laughter.

[@danielleknight7411]

My dad got bit by a really big garter snake on his thumb at his mom's (grandma's house) in Washington state years ago while helping her clear out a wood pile, and he said his hand swelled up and turned red for a couple days. He likened it to a bee or wasp sting. He was the first one to tell me that garter snakes were "kinda" venomous. I didn't believe him. Now I do!

[@majik732007]

0:13 Adam: This is Diamond! Diamond: YEET!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

YEEET

[@MOONOVERMIAMI]

Hello great video information Adam

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for watching!

[@cadenlikespigs]

Congratulations on 150k subscribers!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thank you so much 😀

[@fishypetkeeping]

Someone please make a meme of Adam saying "Like totally 4-5 feet" 😂

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahahaaa

[@MildTimes]

baby mangrove snakes are always so adorable!

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

I really love mangrove snakes. Definitely a consideration.

[@aidan-ator7844]

Thanks. I already got a white lipped tree viper though. They are beautiful but deceptively speedy.

[@bradymurray8410]

Love your videos so helpful

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Glad you like them!

[@wvcandy]

I love dramatic little hognoses. My lock screen is a Asian Vine Snake. My daughter calls them judgey sneks 🤣

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure look it eh

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

Venomous snakes sure are pretty awesome,and if you know what's you're doing or just a little more professional than yeah they can make for some dope snake pets,also this was amazing WWR video.

[@LilithsColorfulGarden]

Got them all except for the Ahaetulla 😅 would love to own one but the geckos...yeah not practical for me sadly 🙈 Out off all the Falsies are my absolute favorite so far! Got an 2020 male and a 2021 female so they're not the biggest yet but they're so cool to watch, pretty smart and the feeding response is just 👌🏻! Garter Snakes are also absolutely amazing, I just don't like how crazy small they're as babies 😅 but otherwise they're maybe the most funny and goofy species ever! Westerns are absolutely beautiful and amazing but they drive me crazy sometimes with their feeding, but nothing too bad 😁 The boiga is the newest to the collection, just got her last Sunday at the european snake day! Its a tiny 2021 baby female and she's the most beautiful thing ever! 😍 been on my list for so long and I already love her (also already eating!) 🥰

[@MaikiBanshō]

I do agree with the mangrove snakes. They are a native species where I am from and I have rescued a few in my neighborhood. They are simply beautiful

[@kimpanther5110]

Asian Vine Snakes are quickly becoming my new favorite 😍

[@maxwellprice4277]

They're definitely super unique, if I didn't have so many snakes already I would look into getting one!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

amazing

[@heartlandreptiles]

Another great videos! I agree 100% that hognoses are great! I have dwarf retics and my original hognose because she’s so great!

[@kenwhisenant7973]

Title: "Top 5 DEADLY Venomous Snakes..." Host: "Not all rear fanged snakes are safe, but these ones are."

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hey, that's how this game is played :)

[@shawnawesome7770]

Wow, grew up catching garter snakes in pa. Wouldve never guessed they were venomous. Weird.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

super mild

[@RoMaKra]

"Hi, I'm Adam and I just thought of another excuse to talk about my beloved hognose snakes."

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

basically haha

[@janicemorelock5791]

Adam, your videos are the first I look at when I get online. Just keep 'em coming please, any direction take will be great. I am looking forward to seeing your bio-builds. I want to do one, but afraid to even start. Gartersnakes are a big want for me, and if I am able to get a couple....then I want a bio-build with a water feature. For my first build?....may be reaching a bit...lmbo

[@sirenamares1390]

Ekans and Omnomelette (from SD) would make great gal pals over how much they love children. Lol

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

right!

[@thatonekid565]

Or they'd try to eat each other 😂

[@Paula-sw2tt]

Hognose snakes are awesome! My absolute fav snakes ever.

[@rikrob]

Great video (as always) some interesting ones on there. Think out of the 5, the only one I'm not the biggest fan of is the Asian Vine. Probably an amazing snake, is more their aesthetics aren't what I look for at all, though the feeding does put me off greatly too! Love my Hognose though, cannot wait until he's shed a few times. He's so small & delicate right now, and as you said, they move differently to many other snakes. Like handling a super-thick worm at the moment, more than a snake! 😄 I'd definitely consider the Garter snakes, as know my dad had one years ago. On the fence with False Water Cobras & Mangrove, more for enclosure size requirements than anything else.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they are cool but so skinny

[@cliffwan4470]

Hats off to you Canadian boys!!! Roll on truckers!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

You got that right!

[@gecko-guy362]

3:29🤣🤣🤣 that was good Adam

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahahhaa

[@venomvandal5443]

Depends.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

ok

[@Elis_Jacobsson10]

Diamond is so cute 😊 Thinking about buying a bearded dragon too 💚

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

he is the cutest eh!

[@Slicknewt]

Mangrove snakes are on my dream reptile list

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

same!

[@islandclubtech]

Can't get enough of Tiffany the Hognose snake at Snake Discovery :D

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

so great eh!

[@balachanneltwo7882]

Finally a venemous snakes video. I was getting tired with the usual frogs and lizards

[@Hadeshinai1]

as a Filipino its nice seeing a small clip of asian vine snakes from our local Wild Life Matters

[@xylemutopia]

I’ve been catching garter snakes in the wild since I could walk! I had absolutely no idea that they were rear fanged 🤯

[@ellenbelonje8041]

I once had to explain to a very worried non-reptile friend that no, my Garter Snakes won't do any harm I swear - after I had to reply "yes" to their "are they venomous" question.

[@jamieshrubb6298]

YES!!! A new video

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

wooooooooooo

[@no.step.on.snek.2423]

I learned so much here... I had NO IDEA that garter snakes possesed any venom much less a fang .. id have argued you to point of a fist fight over it..

[@sebastianletsch8421]

when i saw number 5 i thought "why the hell is he holding a banded krait"..then i realized its just a mangrove snake. good content, keep it up. greetings from Cambodia

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahahhaaa nice

[@dartsfarts8761]

So that green snake u showed, is not a Boom Snake, that infact is a Mamba!

[@caseysilva6919]

Diamond cracks me up. I have one just like him.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

the cutest eh!

[@BuffNerdInCa]

Thanks!

[@audreys3279]

I have a rufus beaked snake that is an AMAZING rear fanged venomous! He looks like a boomslang, hoods up, scopes, is very interactive and quite handleable. I would love to breed these guys. They have more personality than most snakes, but apparently not great captive breeders(?)

[@craigsi16]

I recently got a false water cobra as my second snake and he's so great. SO different from my boa

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

wicked!

[@carabencivenga8713]

Oh noooo! Ekans turned into Omnomlet Jr! But seriously that sucks about the eggs :( totally called hognoses being number 1. With those faces how can they not be? 😍

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they are so great!!!!!!!

[@wintermoon7003]

I fell in love with the Eastern Hognose Snake after a neighbor had one slither through her kitchen and then left the house. I saw a video of one playing dead! It's so cute! I tell EVERYONE, even snake haters, to watch an eastern hognose snake play dead and tell me you still hate snakes! It's just too cute! Though I feel bad because the snake is only doing that because it feels threatened. It will even peak around to see if it's all good to come back "alive". If he sees you or feels it's not safe, he will go back to playing dead! With the tongue out and everything! It plays dead really good too!