I am a rare plant collector turned serpent enthusiast that has recently become the proud mother of a rescued very emaciated BCI. I’m learning so much every single day about this girl and I wanted to thank you for the great information. This ⬆️ is such good information and explained precisely. I teach classes at a botanical garden on Anthurium care and I might just have to play this during my next class. Good stuff.
Wow, cool. I am an educator by trade, so this is a nice compliment. I love plants. Plants and reptiles have very complementary skill sets. I used to raise cymbidium orchids at a semi large scale when I was a younger person in California. Thanks for taking on the boa rescue. The most satisfy relationships I've had with animals were hard earned, and I'm sure the snake will pay off for you in the long run. They really do understand and appreciate good care and the people that give it to them.
Thanks for your advice on managing humidity both in your earlier videos and here. I began using a humid hidebox for my boas who need a drier habitat (like my chilabothrus angulifer and occidentalis) and now the idea of imitating the rain outside with misting sounds logic and useful. btw; I was triggered into angulifers after seeing a video of yours. splendid animals, so much more attentive and aware than my other boas. There's not many videos to find of them on the web; I'm looking forward to updates of your animal. the best. Tom
Very cool, Tom. The Cubans are a trip. I've not shared too much about them just because it's hard to film them and work with them. Check out this video about Cubans from Ukraine. Apparently and thankfully, the owner and animals are still safe. ruclips.net/video/JBu8uZometU/видео.htmlsi=Zkfu1NKAAhKzTZW0
Thank you for the tip Big Boa brother, always love seeing your videos on our lovely Boas!! I'm glad you are a Boa keeper because you are a cool and good person!!!🐍❤️
I am a rare plant collector turned serpent enthusiast that has recently become the proud mother of a rescued very emaciated BCI. I’m learning so much every single day about this girl and I wanted to thank you for the great information. This ⬆️ is such good information and explained precisely. I teach classes at a botanical garden on Anthurium care and I might just have to play this during my next class. Good stuff.
Wow, cool. I am an educator by trade, so this is a nice compliment. I love plants. Plants and reptiles have very complementary skill sets. I used to raise cymbidium orchids at a semi large scale when I was a younger person in California. Thanks for taking on the boa rescue. The most satisfy relationships I've had with animals were hard earned, and I'm sure the snake will pay off for you in the long run. They really do understand and appreciate good care and the people that give it to them.
Thanks for your advice on managing humidity both in your earlier videos and here. I began using a humid hidebox for my boas who need a drier habitat (like my chilabothrus angulifer and occidentalis) and now the idea of imitating the rain outside with misting sounds logic and useful. btw; I was triggered into angulifers after seeing a video of yours. splendid animals, so much more attentive and aware than my other boas. There's not many videos to find of them on the web; I'm looking forward to updates of your animal. the best. Tom
Very cool, Tom. The Cubans are a trip. I've not shared too much about them just because it's hard to film them and work with them. Check out this video about Cubans from Ukraine. Apparently and thankfully, the owner and animals are still safe. ruclips.net/video/JBu8uZometU/видео.htmlsi=Zkfu1NKAAhKzTZW0
Thank you for the tip Big Boa brother, always love seeing your videos on our lovely Boas!! I'm glad you are a Boa keeper because you are a cool and good person!!!🐍❤️
Thanks for taking the time, Josh. Let me know if there are any topics you want covered.
@@EvanKayExotics yes Sir!!