Love the snakes you guys have . I have a cornsnake thats black and grey: everyone says its rare i dont know for sure. But to my question. The snake shed completely and thought he was done and shortly after his shed he started shedding again but in blotches all over his body. He eats with out a problem and does not appear sick. My other corn snake should be eating rats but absolutely refuses to take them (will eat mice though). Any help would be great.
I agree with that all the way.... About some owners don't know how to care for there big snakes.... And know we have dame snake banes which I disagree with because snakes are not bad animals..... They god animals like we are god cretions....
I cant see what the relevence is with the acting but I think overall the snake and reptile folks are great people. I do feel that the large snakes are a bit of a problem in the sense that they just need a lot of space. They should open up a mega zoo for just the large serpents with each cage the size of a living room. Its unfortunate because half the snakes originate from endangered jungle areas. So often they cant just be returned to the wild. Then theres the probloems with the Everglades:(
Both. Obviously if an animals abused it's gonna grow to be messed up but the fact is that some breeds are just more prone to aggression than others, that was the whole point of why that breed was created. Some have had that aggression bred out of them over the years and some havn't.
my only query is that when i was younger i read up on a certain species of viper i believe that was found in Africa. I forget the name of it but it had these amazing raised scales and a beautiful emerald green color (not an emerald boa) help if you can plz
@philli1100 I didn't say I think i know everything. By giving you correct information, I think i know everything? Bob uses very large terrariums which can cost thousands of dollars which not every small breeder has the money to afford. He also uses tubs in case you haven't seen his breeding facility. Have you passed a 5th grade English class? Why are you so hard to understand, can't you type like a normal human being? If I'm the idiot for supporting what most reptile keepers do,
@philli1100 I only refer to animals in their Latin form because it is much more specific and there is no confusion. If your best comeback is saying "Good comeback LMFAO!!!" you obviously are not a very mature individual.
@philli1100 yeah I do see how big the "Burm" is and that's enough room. If you have ever seen one for more than 3 seconds, or kept one, you would know, they HARDLY move and when they do it's very minimal. Tubs are used for all kinds of snakes, not just ball pythons and colubrids. Do you think every large snake breeder has 1000 gallon tanks for each big snake? No, they put them in tubs. Inverts are my hobby, Herpetology is my career, big difference. I don't put the Latin names on purpose,
@philli1100 I never said that me alone is keeping the entire hobby alive, I'm just trying to do my part to keep it alive. I actually only own one snake and it's a Lichanura Trivirgata, but I own mostly tarantulas. I'm 22 so I'm not exactly living at home anymore and going to school to be a herpetologist. If you think keeping a "Burm" Python in a drawer is animal abuse when over 90% of breeders use tubs, then how am I the stupid one?
@philli1100 how much of a dumb cunt you are for thinking its animal abuse. I breed multiple reptiles/inverts FOR FUN and to keep the hobby alive because I love it so much, and you would feel the same way if you weren't lying about how many snakes you have.
@philli1100 You have over 60 snakes yet you're calling it animal abuse? Tubs are the best thing to keep them in, they can be easily heated, cheap, and are more than large enough to house a large snake. If you keep as many snakes as you say, then you would know snakes tend to stay in one area a lot and don't move much more. Why else would you keep a snake other than breeding and observation? Handling? Because snakes can be handled but aren't meant for it. I don't know everything I'm just showing
it is the beeder who makes them viciouse if your stupid enough to even think that if you train a pitty to be nice he will turn out mean then you probobly need to get checked out, if you abuse your pets hit them starve them even a chihuahua can be considerd dangerouse.
heres whats gonna happen next with BHB. Chewy is gonna give up and go find a rock python to bite him and George is gonna go put on a freaking shirt! The lady is gonna take off her outfit and reveal her true identity! VIPERKEEPER! lol jk have a good one.Oh and the owner makes the animal not the breed.Pitbulls are big babies i have had three and all three were very loving affectionate animals.If you are mean to an animal it will remember and be mean to you.
I agree for the most part.. Blue Pit's are born with a bit more aggression than other types of pit's... however if the owner trains any breed meticulously most breeds will eventually forget and you won have any problems... so in essence I agree.. in the end it's the owner who makes the difference of th animals attitude.
I just got a 2.5 foot corn snake and a 1.5 foot ball python witch is 2 years old, n is 1.5 feet about a good size for a 2 year old ball python, message me back man thanks
That is absolutely disgusting, maybe you should think a bit more about the snakes welfare and a little less about making money. Thank god we don't have too many full scale commercial snake farms in Australia. This is no better than puppy farms. Yes they can get stressed out in large enclosures when they are young but the size of those racks is ridiculous and here they are preaching about reptile welfare.
@Evilenterprizez You have to remember that these are reptiles and not mammals. That is their M.O in the wild. Relatively small and dark places. The territory of a reptile, especially a snake, is many, many times smaller than any mammal. Those rack systems are more than adequate for snakes of the proper size. I've had many snakes while in very good sized tanks, preferred their hide box over ever coming out, even though they were very docile animals.
@LtCracker I know that but some snakes like to climb trees, some like to swim others like to dig in the sand, I have snakes that have all of the above mentioned traits. How do they do these things in tiny tubs.
@bvc77a every large snake breeder keep their snake in containers like that..just think if you got a lot of snake like brian does would like to make a terrarium for each one of them..common that's a lot of money to spend with..
@MrBornfree1213 I'm glad you can justify it just because they are a large breeder. I know i couldn't. just because alot of people do it doesn't make it right.
@50Jesse50 Are you serious???? They might like a small space to hide, but to spend pretty much their whole life in one of them containers, really??? You should really think before posting.
@bvc77a They spend alot of time in small spaces and in captivity can get stressed out in large spaces. I have seen peoples snakes die of stress from having to large of a cage. So please, may you go do your research :)
@50Jesse50 you dont get it. Yes they can get stressed out in large cages, butthey need the oportunity to be able the move around. Inside the enclosure they need a couple of hides so they dont stress out. One in the warm end one in the cool and yes, i keep reptiles. Maybe your research should include more than google, read a published article by a legitimate expert maybe.
It's always the owner's fault how a dog ends up. If a dog behaves and acts on commands, that dog has a good owner, if the dog is vicious and doesn't let anyone near them, they've obviously been neglected and the owner is a worthless dirt bag who needs to go jump in a 300 foot deep hole :)
Ownership. Ownership. Ownership. When you're talking about an entire breed of a domesticated animal, then 99% of the time those animals could be as harmless as any others. The only time pet actually do act out and become a danger is when they are improperly cared for or abused. A pit-bull could be as sweet as a small dog if they really are raised as part of the family. It's true that an animal could be a monster from birth, but you can't judge a .1% to the rest of the 99.99%.
Actually, dogs didnt descend from wolves, they evolved alongside them. Which is why there are still wolves around and there are no cave men, but still monkeys. :)
He talks about how important it is 2 do your homework prior 2 buying a big snake, and about the responsibility. And then keeps them in way 2 small DRAWERS. -1.
hey guys, i really need some help, my ball python named crixus has been having trouble shedding, he's definitly still a juvenile but hes only shed twice and both have gotten stuck, do i need to spray the cage because i keep a big water bowl and a heating pad on there and id think since they come from africa than his cage doesnt need to be that moist so, whoever can answer this it would be greatly appriciated.
@Gorrilaz45 For all of my snakes that don't normally require high humidity (this includes the BPs), I'll usually start misting their enclosure at least daily a soon as they blue out until they shed. They've all had perfect sheds so far.
i trully think its the owner of the breed that makes them dangerous because my girlfriend and other friends i have. have full breed Rottweilers and Pittbulls and their the nicest dogs ever like my girlfriends uncle has a 150 pound Rott and he is the nicest dog ever and he has never bit anyone at all and never attacked anyone at all so definitely the owners fault.
it is definately the owner/bredder that is responsible for any kind of animal to become hyper aggressive plus it seems that they don't care (the owners/breeders) that the animal is a live speicies just as well as we humans are
I really think its bit of both, the breed takes a big part of it, Pitballs were purposely bred for dog fighting not as companions and all dogs that have been domesticated have traits of where they come from the wolf they cant help that, but its igront to say its all the owners fault when something goes wrong, yes you can find pit-bull one after another with great temperament and a awesome personality but that wont rule out some that just have that instinct to be aggressive, Thanks
tell chewy to hold satan
kahunaky 8 hours ago
Always the owners. Some are more aggressive than others, but good care will ALWAYS make a nice animal.
TheWoogie2 22 hours ago
Owners every time.
AReptileMan 3 days ago
owner
Savannahsquarepants 1 week ago
Love the snakes you guys have . I have a cornsnake thats black and grey: everyone says its rare i dont know for sure. But to my question. The snake shed completely and thought he was done and shortly after his shed he started shedding again but in blotches all over his body. He eats with out a problem and does not appear sick. My other corn snake should be eating rats but absolutely refuses to take them (will eat mice though). Any help would be great.
dewaynedell44 1 week ago
I agree with that all the way.... About some owners don't know how to care for there big snakes.... And know we have dame snake banes which I disagree with because snakes are not bad animals..... They god animals like we are god cretions....
aohmusaa 1 week ago
OWNER all day
usmarine19031 1 week ago
I cant see what the relevence is with the acting but I think overall the snake and reptile folks are great people. I do feel that the large snakes are a bit of a problem in the sense that they just need a lot of space. They should open up a mega zoo for just the large serpents with each cage the size of a living room. Its unfortunate because half the snakes originate from endangered jungle areas. So often they cant just be returned to the wild. Then theres the probloems with the Everglades:(
theoryg 2 weeks ago
it is horrofic when you saw snake bite you
bolatif100 2 weeks ago
thanks for this video plz we wanna more
bolatif100 2 weeks ago
u guys must buy lots of mice, rats and rabbits... lol
miguelanjos1 2 weeks ago in playlist snakebytes
aww i love the yellow python i want one!
houndsofroses 2 weeks ago
what is yuor biggest snake there
MrBabymack 2 weeks ago
its the damn owner PERIOD
mustluvkatina 2 weeks ago
brian you can get any bite of some big snake??
HashBerryFTW 3 weeks ago
i don,t use ffrozen rabbits i just toss the fat rabbit in there a magic happens
shotgun123456789ful 3 weeks ago
i wish my mom would let me keep a Burmese.
wellwellcoolkid 3 weeks ago
whats the soung at 4:51???? pls answer
ps: very nice snakes !!!! I LOVE THEM
StickyBlackRoXx 3 weeks ago
you guys forgot the Afrock!!! WTF?
needmydatsun 3 weeks ago
i know this is an old vid but what tybe of snake is sunshine?
maxiumbeat 3 weeks ago
@maxiumbeat albino burmese
needmydatsun 3 weeks ago
question of the week is just dumb.
dailydoseofdrew 3 weeks ago
Ownership kills breeds of animals!!!
RCOZZEE 3 weeks ago
she will kill u soon :)
11KingSage 4 weeks ago
owner
11KingSage 4 weeks ago
Iam 15 and igot a burmesepython :)
Gladnazist1488 4 weeks ago
ownership of breed
stardustdragon864 4 weeks ago 2
@stardustdragon864 Yep.
TheWoogie2 4 weeks ago
...wow..uhmm..wow..sunshine is the kind of snake that i wanted. but i feels maybe ballpark is fun too.
motox191489 1 month ago
lol Sunshine is so adorable.
weda737 1 month ago
Dude thats a fuk load of snakes cheers man
BAMLA12909 1 month ago
Both. Obviously if an animals abused it's gonna grow to be messed up but the fact is that some breeds are just more prone to aggression than others, that was the whole point of why that breed was created. Some have had that aggression bred out of them over the years and some havn't.
IdarkphoenixI 1 month ago
the animals only act mean and painfull if the owner treats them horably
TheTheRISKtaker 1 month ago
Those enclosures cannot be big enough for snakes of that size can they?
poolix1 1 month ago
owner
dinohunter00 1 month ago
ownership no brainer
HermitCrabFreaks 1 month ago in playlist More videos from SnakeBytesTV
its the ownership straight up.
Ajo78721 1 month ago
Now where are the annies Brian? Where are the annies!?
grimgrobb 1 month ago
my only query is that when i was younger i read up on a certain species of viper i believe that was found in Africa. I forget the name of it but it had these amazing raised scales and a beautiful emerald green color (not an emerald boa) help if you can plz
rsamaroo2010 1 month ago
thease animals would be sick and deseased if the enclosure there living in was not suteable brians big snakes look fat fairly active and helthy
kaechele1000 1 month ago
@philli1100 then you need to grow up kid and learn how the world works.
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 I didn't say I think i know everything. By giving you correct information, I think i know everything? Bob uses very large terrariums which can cost thousands of dollars which not every small breeder has the money to afford. He also uses tubs in case you haven't seen his breeding facility. Have you passed a 5th grade English class? Why are you so hard to understand, can't you type like a normal human being? If I'm the idiot for supporting what most reptile keepers do,
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 I only refer to animals in their Latin form because it is much more specific and there is no confusion. If your best comeback is saying "Good comeback LMFAO!!!" you obviously are not a very mature individual.
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 yeah I do see how big the "Burm" is and that's enough room. If you have ever seen one for more than 3 seconds, or kept one, you would know, they HARDLY move and when they do it's very minimal. Tubs are used for all kinds of snakes, not just ball pythons and colubrids. Do you think every large snake breeder has 1000 gallon tanks for each big snake? No, they put them in tubs. Inverts are my hobby, Herpetology is my career, big difference. I don't put the Latin names on purpose,
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 (And I never said anything about you calling it a drawer, dumb bitch)
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 I never said that me alone is keeping the entire hobby alive, I'm just trying to do my part to keep it alive. I actually only own one snake and it's a Lichanura Trivirgata, but I own mostly tarantulas. I'm 22 so I'm not exactly living at home anymore and going to school to be a herpetologist. If you think keeping a "Burm" Python in a drawer is animal abuse when over 90% of breeders use tubs, then how am I the stupid one?
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 how much of a dumb cunt you are for thinking its animal abuse. I breed multiple reptiles/inverts FOR FUN and to keep the hobby alive because I love it so much, and you would feel the same way if you weren't lying about how many snakes you have.
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 You have over 60 snakes yet you're calling it animal abuse? Tubs are the best thing to keep them in, they can be easily heated, cheap, and are more than large enough to house a large snake. If you keep as many snakes as you say, then you would know snakes tend to stay in one area a lot and don't move much more. Why else would you keep a snake other than breeding and observation? Handling? Because snakes can be handled but aren't meant for it. I don't know everything I'm just showing
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 1. Snakes have twice the lifespan and care if they are in captivity
2. Many people (such as myself) started breeding because we wanted to keep the hobby alive, not for money.
3. You don't "breed them to death", you breed them a couple times and the rest is for observation and studying purposes.
4. How young and ignorant do you have to be to think caring for needy reptiles is abuse?
5. Umadbro?
DeathcoreMusik 1 month ago
@philli1100 its not abuse retard and its not a drawer its called a tub stupid retard
people1998100 1 month ago
mrXxJ3LLOxX YOU ARE NASTY
joshgotyou 1 month ago
sometime i feed my snake puppys :)
MrXxJ3LLOxX 1 month ago
my mom hates snakes so she wont let me get big ones...so now i hate her
reptiles1998 1 month ago
@reptiles1998 I think everyone would tell you... Start out small, get a nice little corn snake... And work your way up... I almost garuntee it works!
mckreggen 1 month ago
@mckreggen i started with a pastel ball from bhb
Trainmasterryan 1 month ago
@Trainmasterryan Yes, But corn snakes and bp's are almost comparable.
mckreggen 1 month ago
it is the beeder who makes them viciouse if your stupid enough to even think that if you train a pitty to be nice he will turn out mean then you probobly need to get checked out, if you abuse your pets hit them starve them even a chihuahua can be considerd dangerouse.
MrWhosthere1 2 months ago
I Think its the breeder Because Ive ment some pits their so nice
bbp68 2 months ago
heres whats gonna happen next with BHB. Chewy is gonna give up and go find a rock python to bite him and George is gonna go put on a freaking shirt! The lady is gonna take off her outfit and reveal her true identity! VIPERKEEPER! lol jk have a good one.Oh and the owner makes the animal not the breed.Pitbulls are big babies i have had three and all three were very loving affectionate animals.If you are mean to an animal it will remember and be mean to you.
jims72 2 months ago
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jims72 2 months ago
Pittbulls are born aggressive like gays are born liking shit.
theapollomoonlanding 2 months ago
@theapollomoonlanding and you're born a retard.
kazetehskylord 2 months ago
Only meth makers have Rottweilers.
theapollomoonlanding 2 months ago
pshhh the ownership
9720jose 2 months ago
I always say one of the first rules of keeping large snakes is "NEVER point the snake at a sensitive body part."
KamiRotasu 2 months ago
My uncle had a burmese python and had to feed it whole live chickens
estasak13 2 months ago
It is the owners faults. Pit bulls are not that aggressive by nature. Protective maybe.... They are train to fight. They are not "born that way".
forensicscientist86 2 months ago
@forensicscientist86
I agree for the most part.. Blue Pit's are born with a bit more aggression than other types of pit's... however if the owner trains any breed meticulously most breeds will eventually forget and you won have any problems... so in essence I agree.. in the end it's the owner who makes the difference of th animals attitude.
Rboney88 2 months ago
When u talk about big snakes u never mention anacondas y is that
juggernautreptiles 2 months ago
my favourite of your snakes is satan
ziago96 2 months ago
what the fuck!? you cant even flag this video.
rwarnkeHH 2 months ago
I would freak out if i had to live in such a little box :o !
bartieke 3 months ago
george .... im your mother lmfao
arbitar222 3 months ago
chewy real name is john?
Reptilecrazyfan109 3 months ago
the owner
MrUndead6 3 months ago
I'm getting a spotted python that will go up to 3to 4 feet I am 11 so for safety should I get one
skullcrusher181 3 months ago
I just got a 2.5 foot corn snake and a 1.5 foot ball python witch is 2 years old, n is 1.5 feet about a good size for a 2 year old ball python, message me back man thanks
trentonfinch69 3 months ago
owner ship!
iDustinhacks 3 months ago
I have 3 snakes 2 are ball pythons and 1 is a salmontine boa and is supposed to get up to 13 ft long I can't wait until she's 13 ft long
ninja0498 3 months ago
That is absolutely disgusting, maybe you should think a bit more about the snakes welfare and a little less about making money. Thank god we don't have too many full scale commercial snake farms in Australia. This is no better than puppy farms. Yes they can get stressed out in large enclosures when they are young but the size of those racks is ridiculous and here they are preaching about reptile welfare.
Evilenterprizez 3 months ago
@Evilenterprizez You have to remember that these are reptiles and not mammals. That is their M.O in the wild. Relatively small and dark places. The territory of a reptile, especially a snake, is many, many times smaller than any mammal. Those rack systems are more than adequate for snakes of the proper size. I've had many snakes while in very good sized tanks, preferred their hide box over ever coming out, even though they were very docile animals.
LtCracker 1 month ago
@LtCracker I know that but some snakes like to climb trees, some like to swim others like to dig in the sand, I have snakes that have all of the above mentioned traits. How do they do these things in tiny tubs.
Evilenterprizez 1 month ago
Hey Brian I'm getting a albino burm can I put it in the same cage as a ball email me man
josephpauljp2000 3 months ago
@josephpauljp2000 no you cant
thepigeonracer76529 3 months ago
how is there so many likes. its disgusting, keeping snakes in such small containers. He should be ashamed of himself
bvc77a 3 months ago
@bvc77a every large snake breeder keep their snake in containers like that..just think if you got a lot of snake like brian does would like to make a terrarium for each one of them..common that's a lot of money to spend with..
MrBornfree1213 3 months ago
@MrBornfree1213 I'm glad you can justify it just because they are a large breeder. I know i couldn't. just because alot of people do it doesn't make it right.
bvc77a 3 months ago
@bvc77a Go do your research. Snakes live in small spaces in the wild.
50Jesse50 3 months ago
@50Jesse50 Are you serious???? They might like a small space to hide, but to spend pretty much their whole life in one of them containers, really??? You should really think before posting.
bvc77a 3 months ago
@bvc77a They spend alot of time in small spaces and in captivity can get stressed out in large spaces. I have seen peoples snakes die of stress from having to large of a cage. So please, may you go do your research :)
50Jesse50 3 months ago
@50Jesse50 you dont get it. Yes they can get stressed out in large cages, butthey need the oportunity to be able the move around. Inside the enclosure they need a couple of hides so they dont stress out. One in the warm end one in the cool and yes, i keep reptiles. Maybe your research should include more than google, read a published article by a legitimate expert maybe.
bvc77a 3 months ago
@bvc77a I have. I own reptiles too bud. And, frankly I don't really trust goggle I rely on information from experts.
50Jesse50 3 months ago
Whats the song in the background ? starts at 0:11 sek
TWEjustinTWE 3 months ago
Ownership!
TheRebby9 3 months ago
Cool
2001sunset 3 months ago
keeping snakes in boxes are cruel..
sleepawayfanable 3 months ago
@sleepawayfanable sorry IS cruel
sleepawayfanable 3 months ago
Does anyone know how long ballpythons live for roughly
MegaSnakesrule 3 months ago
Too small of containers. Disgusting.
courtielover 3 months ago
That yellow reticulated python is GORGEOUS!
abbyevans375 4 months ago
theyre not more active, theyre just twice as big and in the same size cage so they move when they get the chance to
lunchb0x93 4 months ago
@lunchb0x93 i agree! this bloke is keeping this beautiful snake in a little box.
courtielover 3 months ago
ITS THE OWNER
fatdevil7 4 months ago
what did you do with your snakes when you went to college?
loughrans11 4 months ago
It's the owner.
tkfan1000 4 months ago
Pause at 00:12
tkfan1000 4 months ago
i know its the owner s that make them mean i have a pit she
is the biggest baby there is
wildmutt2011 4 months ago
also fat
DarkHaloSlayer1 4 months ago
once in vietname i saw a big one (black)
DarkHaloSlayer1 4 months ago
It's always the owner's fault how a dog ends up. If a dog behaves and acts on commands, that dog has a good owner, if the dog is vicious and doesn't let anyone near them, they've obviously been neglected and the owner is a worthless dirt bag who needs to go jump in a 300 foot deep hole :)
Djinnhydra 4 months ago
I like that chinese girl
XD
Mimosinisback 4 months ago
4:57 rape scene was about to take place
Rainey0411 4 months ago
I'll laugh if one of the snake's bite this dude penis and then he shoot its
BlazinSkull209 4 months ago
its not the dog its the owner simple as that
13andbeast 4 months ago
I'm 15 and I'm getting a green albino burm should I get a male or female it'll be my first burm
patriotsrule7 4 months ago
Can you make vids of diff. Type of burmese pythons
patriotsrule7 4 months ago
Where are you locaitand
TheFenderboy99 5 months ago
how to tame a small burmese python my burmese is just satan can you help me sorry my english is not so good because I come from Netherlands
MrJanybal 5 months ago
Ownership. Ownership. Ownership. When you're talking about an entire breed of a domesticated animal, then 99% of the time those animals could be as harmless as any others. The only time pet actually do act out and become a danger is when they are improperly cared for or abused. A pit-bull could be as sweet as a small dog if they really are raised as part of the family. It's true that an animal could be a monster from birth, but you can't judge a .1% to the rest of the 99.99%.
RonnieKane 5 months ago
people do keep anacondas both green and yellow. HiImSteveDuh has a pair of yellow anacondas and he says there pretty nice.
lizardlover1973 5 months ago
is satan a burmese or reticulated python? Also, it would be crazy if people were keeping anacondas. Theyed need frozen thawed capybaras for that!
skybluedragonator 5 months ago
@skybluedragonator Satan is a Burmese python.
LoveDoggsDawgs 5 months ago
its the freakin owners that treat the the dog to be that way im a huge rottweiler fan including snakes great vids tho and keep up the good work
snipes905 5 months ago
i am 9 and i own a ball python and 3 hog nose snakes 2 corn snakes.
IguanaPhoto 5 months ago
OWNER
NickettyNICNIC 5 months ago
Ive seen fluffy. Everytime I go to the zoo, i get so scared its going to jump out at me.
BekahMarie11 5 months ago
Ive seen fluffy. Everytime I go to the zoo, i get so scared its going to jump out at me.
BekahMarie11 5 months ago
Its the owner that's at fault also
Tech5387 6 months ago
Hey I was just curious who does your rack systems for your large constrictors?
Thanks, Kody
Tech5387 6 months ago
it's the owner of the breed that has it
stvictorian 6 months ago
hey guys um it's briran from snakebytes here and i wanted you guys to lick my ass hole.
44warriorz44 6 months ago
His balls must be atleast twice as big as those snakes, because i wouldnt get close within 5 feet of those monsters.. xD
BlaZiiNxIIxGuNn3R 6 months ago
@ilovejeffhardy104 because they dont belong in the us and they eat all the native animals to extintion
mrdylanmagic 6 months ago
owner
Lolzorpantz 6 months ago
Owner
01skillet 6 months ago
its the owners that make a dangerous breed because they didn't research and know the proper training for that breed
kittyloveymackenzie 6 months ago
@MyFriendMyGuardian
Actually, dogs didnt descend from wolves, they evolved alongside them. Which is why there are still wolves around and there are no cave men, but still monkeys. :)
LarkaDawg 6 months ago
some hide there big snake in the drawer but i keep it inside my undies you don't want to get near it if its angry
watchmegoboom23 6 months ago 15
@watchmegoboom23 OOOOOOOOO your baby snake is whats you talking about
videomakinmaster 4 months ago
@videomakinmaster yeah i have a 10 feet long baby snake and that's what I'm talking about
watchmegoboom23 4 months ago
owner! not the breed by far
kyrocrazy21 6 months ago
so you have a snake saitin is sunshine jesus?
catsith12 6 months ago
Pause at 0:11 It's Epic
JVlapleStoryTV 7 months ago
Great video Brian. I love the big snakes too. I really wish i could have one. My mom couldn't handle feeding rabbits or guinea pigs.
ReptilePlanetTV 7 months ago
What kind of snake is Sonshine?
01skillet 7 months ago
@01skillet She's Albino Burmese Python.
ReptilePlanetTV 7 months ago
@ReptilePlanetTV Oh I thought she was a Retic but wasn't sure! Thanks
01skillet 7 months ago
@puffydogg lol
luvskaterchick 7 months ago
WTF. THAT IS SO WEIRD. LOOK AT 7:57.
ReptileWhisperer1 7 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
He talks about how important it is 2 do your homework prior 2 buying a big snake, and about the responsibility. And then keeps them in way 2 small DRAWERS. -1.
alexilaihofannr1 7 months ago
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alexilaihofannr1 7 months ago
owner
SnowDrifter10 7 months ago
Great Acting :) LOL ^_^
TheTim2804 7 months ago
owner
ps3onlyhacksandmods 7 months ago
owner
Hambone2195 7 months ago
i wont thet granite burm
HINuCleAr 7 months ago
its the ownership of tha breed!
mrjgonzales1 7 months ago
i bet the snake at :46 to 1:50 is heavy as HELL
themasterbater6996 7 months ago
poor animals being kept in drawers... seems kinda cruel
puffydogg 8 months ago
big snakes....lol
gainer2420 8 months ago
owner
ReptileChick1 8 months ago
@Awais102010 Coward
TheNakerz5 8 months ago
hey guys, i really need some help, my ball python named crixus has been having trouble shedding, he's definitly still a juvenile but hes only shed twice and both have gotten stuck, do i need to spray the cage because i keep a big water bowl and a heating pad on there and id think since they come from africa than his cage doesnt need to be that moist so, whoever can answer this it would be greatly appriciated.
Gorrilaz45 8 months ago
@Gorrilaz45 For all of my snakes that don't normally require high humidity (this includes the BPs), I'll usually start misting their enclosure at least daily a soon as they blue out until they shed. They've all had perfect sheds so far.
MrBstroup 8 months ago
i trully think its the owner of the breed that makes them dangerous because my girlfriend and other friends i have. have full breed Rottweilers and Pittbulls and their the nicest dogs ever like my girlfriends uncle has a 150 pound Rott and he is the nicest dog ever and he has never bit anyone at all and never attacked anyone at all so definitely the owners fault.
nateDawg12346 8 months ago
definitely the owner
DeltaDave66 8 months ago
wait chewy's name is john ????
DDDRUUMMINIT 8 months ago 16
Owners fualt and nice one gorge nice one
EmoFoxKit 9 months ago
Satans pretty
ignoremenoworelse 9 months ago
it is definately the owner/bredder that is responsible for any kind of animal to become hyper aggressive plus it seems that they don't care (the owners/breeders) that the animal is a live speicies just as well as we humans are
alamao24 9 months ago
the owner
AllBlackswannabe123 9 months ago
the owner....
buddhachris0103 9 months ago
I wonder what would my wife do if she opened a draw in the house and saw a snake like that chillin.
zakartaz 9 months ago
I really think its bit of both, the breed takes a big part of it, Pitballs were purposely bred for dog fighting not as companions and all dogs that have been domesticated have traits of where they come from the wolf they cant help that, but its igront to say its all the owners fault when something goes wrong, yes you can find pit-bull one after another with great temperament and a awesome personality but that wont rule out some that just have that instinct to be aggressive, Thanks
MyFriendMyGuardian 9 months ago