I can't even imagine the cost of keeping these animals. The feed alone must be a fortune! Unless you grow your own supply. But even then, dang! Also, that yellow retic...such a gentle lazy feeder, lol. And the urates...dear god the urates...
Such a pleasure to see you and your beautiful snakes! I now have 2 male Albino Burmese Pythons. I live in Connecticut where Retics are not allowed. Some of your snakes take their prey gently while others strike and wrap. Very satisfying to feed our hungry snakes. You had a major work out lifting that heavy wrapped snake with the rabbit into the enclosure!
OK, wait a minute I’m at the point in the video where you just about had your head taken off by that incredibly beautiful Burmese and to watch you struggle with that put that big bitch back in was so much better than just watching that snake take the rabbit you are one big dude man but I think that Snake shit it’s really big man I love your videos.
Great vid bud, I used to use pigs occasionally years ago. Monster cages used to sell them.. Collection looks clean and healthy. I know your bustin your ass. Labor of love.
It can be tough for a lot of animal lovers to do, even if they don't have any ethical qualms with it. I have to feed many of my snakes live because they simply refuse F/T and have begun losing weight during my extended periods of trying to get them on it. I don't like it.
Why are you cohabbing the balls? Not just 2, but 3‽ That may be okay temporarily when theyre freshly hatched, but definitely not when they're adults wtf!
@@drthik1 no, its absolutely not possible to cohab them. every professional worth their salt will tell you that. ball pythons are solitary and keeping them together (as well as moving them directly before feeding) causes unnecessary stress and risk.
I looking at breeding my own chickens and rabbits cause the chickens take like three days to defrost and are all bruised and manky looking by feeding time rabbits arnt tobad just expensive lately
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I can't even imagine the cost of keeping these animals. The feed alone must be a fortune! Unless you grow your own supply. But even then, dang!
Also, that yellow retic...such a gentle lazy feeder, lol.
And the urates...dear god the urates...
Such a pleasure to see you and your beautiful snakes! I now have 2 male Albino Burmese Pythons. I live in Connecticut where Retics are not allowed. Some of your snakes take their prey gently while others strike and wrap. Very satisfying to feed our hungry snakes. You had a major work out lifting that heavy wrapped snake with the rabbit into the enclosure!
OK, wait a minute I’m at the point in the video where you just about had your head taken off by that incredibly beautiful Burmese and to watch you struggle with that put that big bitch back in was so much better than just watching that snake take the rabbit you are one big dude man but I think that Snake shit it’s really big man I love your videos.
You need to make more of these videos! Great content!
Damn. Your snakes went through a petting zoo's worth of animals.
Snake: *just casually in the hallway
Him: huh 🫡
Me: How the hell 👀 fine just don't eat the cat shes on the couch so play nice 🙄😎
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This video helped me realize why I love your channel. Seeing snakes being fed like that really put me in a good mood.
fella, YOU were almost dinner too, sheesh 😬😬😬 your babies were HUNGY ha
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Danger noodle.
Great channel, glad to see cornflake guarding the hallway, how many snakes do you have now seems like you have even more ,truly living the dream
All in all around 45
@@drthik1 Wow
Three natal pigs per snake? Guess they like their bbq ;)
Great vid bud, I used to use pigs occasionally years ago. Monster cages used to sell them.. Collection looks clean and healthy. I know your bustin your ass. Labor of love.
This was incredible
That was awesome. Beautiful creatures.
impressive snakes sir. great job. thanks for sharing
Spectacular video. Thanks DrThick 🤘
I've never live fed any of the snakes I cared for, but boy the strike got me every time. 😂 You do it like it's just a another day at the office.
It can be tough for a lot of animal lovers to do, even if they don't have any ethical qualms with it. I have to feed many of my snakes live because they simply refuse F/T and have begun losing weight during my extended periods of trying to get them on it. I don't like it.
Great feeding video bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
keep be careful sir 😅 5:23
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That was amazing!!! beautiful snake, good job, man!!
I wonder how much all this feeding cost 🤔 I know you gotta be growing your own rabbits and rats lol If not, you’re a rich man! 😂😂
Why are you cohabbing the balls? Not just 2, but 3‽ That may be okay temporarily when theyre freshly hatched, but definitely not when they're adults wtf!
Cause it's possible to cohab and they're doing quite well together! Eventually I'll cohab more snakes
@@drthik1 but ball pythons are solitary creatures. I really don’t think that’s a good idea
@@drthik1 no, its absolutely not possible to cohab them. every professional worth their salt will tell you that. ball pythons are solitary and keeping them together (as well as moving them directly before feeding) causes unnecessary stress and risk.
Well, as seen in the video its totally possible to cohab them. If they were stressed, would they be less likely to feed, breed and reproduce?
Lovely snakes.
where do you get your prey?
I do my own rats mice and rabbits, pigs came from el segundo pythons
lol at 6 minutes is why you don’t feed alone 😂
Wow !!!
Caramel could taste his prize
I looking at breeding my own chickens and rabbits cause the chickens take like three days to defrost and are all bruised and manky looking by feeding time rabbits arnt tobad just expensive lately
Was that last snake a sula?
Yes f2
Why 3?
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