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Appreciate seeing you here too! Glad you enjoyed 💚

Will continue to float the rivers 😁 So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you subscribing!

Glad you liked it! Been planning to post more videos on care, just haven't yet since I'm undergoing a move for my home 😁

@elenaasimakopoulou1358 So they are visible when you really look, though if you were looking for them on an all black snake, it would be a challenge. I knew to look for them because I had one very lethargic acting snake, 2 snakes soaking wayyy to much for what had been their normal soaking amounts, and a full adult female shedding monthly. Her shedding so much was definitely not normal for an adult snake as they should only shed 2 to 3 times a year. Adult snakes shed more if sick or injured. I honestly should have checked even sooner then I did, but most mite infestations come.from introducing a new snake that already has them into the collection and I hadn't brought in any new snakes/animals into my collection for over a year at this point. I now suspect they were in the substrate somehow.

Thank you! Got it on sale after Halloween. Best time to get new fun hides is after the holiday!

I typically just dry them off completely before putting them back into their enclosure, but this is a good thought to ponder a bit further. Dawn is very benign to use on snakes but also kills the mites because the soap chokes out the mites. I know of no ill effects from just drying them off after the soak as opposed to washing off the soap completely and then drying. As for their eyes, they have eye scales that cover their eyes that is also connected to the rest of their scales (if you look at a snake shed, you can see it's all one "wrapper" so to speak). So because of this they don't have the issue of getting soap in their actual eyes.

It was really pretty to see in the winter with all the ice. I guess they hold an annual ice climbing event here too. Was too early to see the event, but definitely something to go back and see in the future. Glad you enjoyed 😊

Seems like an appropriate verse for this video for sure 😁

Glad to know this video helps you out! If it helped in regards to how to fold these kayaks together. I'll also mention a few tricks to folding this kayak successfully. First you want to place the Kayak in direct sunlight when you first get your kayak. Work on folding each crease line or folding line well. After which, you can either roll it up or try to fold the whole kayak. First time is always the hardest, so if you have a guy to help fold, that is preferable. If not, using gloves and your leg strength over arm strength when you can is best. It may take awhile to do, but folding in direct sunlight at home first will make it a lot easier at the beach. Once you do successfully fold your kayak together, I would leave in the sun for a little while and then roll back up. Hopefully this helps you to fold successfully when you do it (if you haven't already). Stickers were easier to add to the kayak, just have to have some patience and a little planning on where you want things to be. I made sure nothing with over the folding lines or under the kayak as that would have worn away the stickers soon. Thanks for watching!

I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and respond to my video RJ. Your words were most welcome to me and I agree that his memory/lessons will live on. Thank you!

It really was, not a lot of wind, the snow was traversable, and the sun warmed me up pretty wonderfully.

I'm guessing it was either substrate or a new hide where I missed cleaning a part of it. Most the time, snake mites come from a new animal being brought in and not quarantining, but I didn't have a new animal in the last year. So that's my best guess. Great question!

Appreciate you watching! Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

@@naturextreme4 Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you….

This was my second time doing a mud run. It is a lot of fun, but it's also nice that you can make the experience what you want it to be. I was with my sister who is recovering from a big surgery, so we took it at a bit of a slower pace. What I loved though is the amount of comradery there is around you.

@@naturextreme4 yessss we doing it more for the experience! We not gone be moving too fast lol. That's good your sister was able to complete the muddy dash after having a big surgery. Glad it was a great experience for you all and we can't wait to get dirty lol 😆.

@@rockingwithAPchannel Sounds like you'll have an amazing time!

Can't go wrong with filming waves. Always a relaxing video to go back to.

@@naturextreme4 I agree 100%.

It might have been on camera, but too dark to actually capture anything on video visually. That is my guess anyway. I've found that my GoPro 8 is horrible in low light, even if my eyes can pick things up well on a darker day or evening.

@@naturextreme4 That makes sense, thank you!

@@davepowder4020 No problem at all 😀

Thank you! This was quite a few years ago, need to go back again :-D

Hey sorry for the late response. Glad you found the video! We had so much fun with you and really needed the tour to get into vacation mode. Hope you have been doing well!

Thanks for visiting

@@naturextreme4 You're welcome! :)

Depending on her age and weight will be a big determining factor for what size she should be eating. You definitely dont want to go as large with this species as others because they can't handle that as easily as other snakes (like kingsnakes). With that said, BRBs can handle fuzzies from the start. The breeder that I got my girl from, Trace Hardin, said to get them kick started on eating consistantly, you feed them one live mouse. After that they typically eat frozen thawed more consistantly. My girl wasnt eating consistantly for the first 2 1/2 months so I finally tried this recommended trick. Worked like a charm. I had to keep feeding her in a specific way if finding where she was buried, unbury her enough so her head was uncovered and then placing the mouse in front of her. I then covered her cage with a blanket and at night in the dark. She ate like this for a couple of months consistantly. Then she started going after the mouse more. I definitely recommend either going to Trace Hardins website where he speaks about this or joining the Facebook group Brazilian Rainbow Boa Domination. Many Breeders are on this group and they have all the care information you could want including a feeding chart in the groups information area. Also make sure your temps/humidity is spot on. If it's too warm they wont eat well. I keep my girls hotspot at 82 to 83 degrees. They like it colder then ither species. 85 is the max heat they can stand but honestly is still to hot. Anyway I wish you all the best and let me know if you have more questions :-D

Thank you! She's a bit younger in this video but its still one of my favorite videos I have of her!

@@naturextreme4 you know who I am lol

Thanks! I've got a few others coming that I have made. Getting better at simple editing.

Naturextreme same here

She has actually only bitten me here which tells me she was just upset from being shipped. Her personality is still shy but very sweet.

I was really excited about how she turned out too. This was the first time I went through a molt with a more intricately designed species, so it was a bit more nerve wracking. The ghost is by far my favorite though. Thanks for watching!

Osh Kabash ha ha yeah I was expecting her to be feisty, 12 hours in a box would make anyone unhappy. I do have a snake hook, I just didn't want to use it for such a short trip to her enclosure. When I do start working with her in a few weeks I'll see if I can keep her calm enough without the hook. I've got another snake that was feisty the first day and has really mellowed out, and he still isnt a year old. So I'm hoping that I can convince her I'm not a threat. If she does have more of a rambunctious personality, I'll add the hook. Thankfully I catch wild snakes a lot and have rarely ever been bit. When I have been, it's not the big 5 foot bull snakes, it's the garter snakes. I find it funny that the "tougher" snakes aren't the ones that really give me trouble.