Before anything gets out of control, exotic cats (caracals, servals, etc.) do NOT make good pets. Nor do anteaters 😅 They were only attending the show for educational purposes, so we had a perfect opportunity to teach viewers about these incredible animals 🥰
I did enjoy watching this! I think you should focus on reptiles for new products, as that is your audience and the reptiles need the representation as opposed to dogs and cats - though I love them and did enjoy seeing the cutie pies you petted! The seminars would be interesting too, for those who can't get there.
Thank you for putting this out there! I clicked ready to have to make some comments. When I interned at Nashville Zoo, I talked at baby feedings and you would not believe the amount of people who think a clouded leopard would make a great pet. Like yeah a full grown female is only 35-40 pounds (males about 45-55) but these guys have canines almost the size of tigers. Nursery staff have had claws of 2-3 month olds go through compression socks.
Its too bad you cant edit the video to say any of this for people who don't read the comments. It honestly sounded like the woman who was showing you them was promoting getting these animals by encouraging me to do my research, before go ahead and adopt my own. I'm sure there is context missing but you have a lot of young and impressionable viewers who will not understand that. You are at a pet expo.
Personally I adore the puns, and I love the "underperforming" videos. You always put 100% of your selves in videos. Snakes, birbs, cooking for animals and more!
to be honest as someone who doesnt get to go to many of these things due to disability and finances, Id be one of the few folks that would love to see video of the entire event from your perspective... gives me a chance to not only see things but hear you speak to vendors, and get your feedback as well.
Same! I love all sorts of of animals but don't have the means or physical capabilities to get out to expos, so getting to see the whole of the expo is wonderful.
Honestly, I love the layout of your expo videos! they feel very relaxed, not over the top, focused on showing us multiple things throughout the expo and not just focusing too heavily on one thing or another, just very relaxed!
Maybe there isn't demand for a podcast but I hope you guys continue "Adoptathon". It was so cool to see all the surrenders and watch them find new homes. My humble plea to continue it! 🙏❤
She'll undoubtedly be at the next show too, since Ed and Emily have made another short video of her loving their product 🤣 I'm not sure if I'd personally like it if a video I made was used to sell something without my knowledge, but they don't seem to mind so good vibes all around
I would 100% listen to a snake discovery podcast about anything!!!!!! What it is like to be a business owner,animal care, what it is like to be a zoo owner, or about there animals!! Anything I would listen to it !!!
These are my favorites videos of yours to watch! I love seeing the variety of everything! And I’d typically like to see more stuff about birds, I fell very found of you guys quickly because the first video I saw featured Cheyanne ( I’m so sorry if I missed her name). I have lots of birds and have had them my whole life and it’s nice knowing other people actually care for them more then for looks. I respect you tremendously for all that you do for all your animals. I will forever be a supporter of your channel, business/ company, relationship, ect. Thank you for coming on my feed those years back, I love seeing you guys and all the achievements you’ve made. ❤
To be perfectly honest with you, I enjoy watching pretty much everything you guys make. Your enthusiasm is infectious, and I like watching your videos because you love making them. My favourite segments in these videos is honestly your interviews with the vendors. It doesn't have to be entirely about reptiles or birds or anything. It could be with anyone. I love seeing people talk about what they enjoy doing, and with a lot of these vendors it is 100% a passion for them. You could have made a 10 hour video of just you interviewing the vendors at the show and I would have watched the entire thing.
Personally, I love videos like this. I can’t travel to big events like that, so seeing it here on RUclips (especially from my favorite channel) is both fun and really informative! It’s nice to have a sneak peek at products before they’re officially released so I’ll know the best ones to look out for in the future 😊 seeing new, innovative stuff like that brings a whole new level of excitement to the hobby. Also, about the enclosure that was briefly shown with a sliding knob rather than a lock; I’ve had an enclosure like that for my ball python for years now, and it’s great. There are no turning pieces or plastic bits to wear down over time. It’s much simpler than having to keep up with the key to a proper lock, especially for someone with a busy schedule or anyone who misplaces things easily. I highly recommend them
I would LOVE a Snake Discovery podcast! You have so much to teach us! And you can get questions from the viewers and answer them on the podcast along with any stories that you’d like to share! There’s so much you could do with it lol
I very much love learning about new products for snakes specifically. I personally want to make snake jungle gym equipment for people to play with their snakes while their out of their enclosures.
i love that! i’m moving soon and when i have more space and pull out my old barbie hotel from storage and trick it out for my lil snakes and lizards to play on
Dear Emily, Im an adult woman, and I try to start up my own buisness too. I love watching your channel as a "normal life of buissness owners". I know Edd does a lot fo SD, but as a woman myself your a huge inspiration for me Emily!! And make me belive in myself that I can build something from ground up alone! Please do more buisness vlogs !
Looooved this! As part of your adult audience, I would love more of these things. Especially love seeing what you do at these as opposed to the new products, a good mix of vendors, animals and seminars!
This is an awesome video & enjoy seeing your reptile items but I myself would love to see new cat products too. A show like this is something that a regular consumer does not get to see. It would be helpful to learn of new cat products that are coming soon. I'm personally not a reptile lover, but your videos show that they are not as creepy as I've always thought them to be. I'm not going to be getting any of your creatures, but I do so enjoy your excitement & knowledge you share in your videos. Thank you, Emily & Ed, for all you do. ❤️
love these kind of video! the only concern i have is highlighting those in the more "exotic" pet trade without proper disclaimers about how 9 times out of 10 they're not suitable as good pets. oh course there was that small disclaimer at the end with the serval, but i definitely think there needs to be more clear discouragement. you're pretty good on this about reptiles - you've always shown how keeping an alligator as a pet isn't a good idea - but i think a lot more needs to go into the more "popular" exotic pets that people like to buy and abuse when they cant care for them correctly, like the felines and foxes and the sort. that's my only concern! otherwise, very happy with this kind of content
100% agree - even Savannah cats, the Serval x domestic hybrid, top the charts on abandoned/surrendered cat "breeds." They are not designed to adapt to captivity :(
I was thinking this too. The amount of exotic pets sold every year is increasing because of viral videos driving demand. And of course the majority of these animals are not well cared for 😢 People impluse buy animals because they look cute in videos but are not prepared for how difficult it is to actually care for a wild animal.
Everyone please stick with domesticated animals and reptiles/amphibians!! I promise you will have a more rewarding bond with a regular dog or cat than with an exotic that is much harder to care more, will destroy your home and will be much more expensive!
Watching from Western Australia here and I absolutely adore the videos you and Ed put out. The shows are a great way to educate the associated products with keeping and breeding reptiles. I don't think you need to focus on unrelated animal products. The exotic pets, there aren't enough plugging other businesses and rescues associated, this is a great option you have included.
“There’s not enough demand for a podcast” EMILY WE WATCH THE JASON SHOW IF YOURE ON IT!!” Do I own or want to own a reptile? No. Do I live anywhere near MN??? No. But there I am, watching Jason freaking out if he touches a snakes tail 😂😂😂!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one!! I followed that channel just because of Emily and I get SO excited when he brings up an SD video and luckily the algorithm knows me well enough to know that it only shows me Emily's videos on Jason's channel 😆
I just caught one of Emily's Jason appearances yesterday. The one with the monkey skink and the rattlesnake. It was so much fun seeing him actually holding a snake.
Same here. If not for Emily, I wouldn't even know the show existed... ( I'm from the Netherlands) Watched every RUclips video with Jason and Emily. And even the one without Jason 😂
being a cat person I feel the need to re-emphasize that servals and carcals are *not* pets. Servals have territories of 4-12 miles in the wild, caracals have a minimum territory size of 22 miles in the wild and many have territories much larger. They should never be kept in homes or by private keepers. This is not a "do your research" situation, this is a "don't do it" situation.
Begs the question why are they being shown at a pet trade fair???? not much point "educating" people on an animal they "shouldn't" be keeping as pets, only in America.
I personally like the business/seminar videos you guys make as long as you're alright with it adding more to edit, post, etc. It gives insight into how much goes into the business as reptile breeders, educators, and content creators and thus helps your audience really appreciate what you guys do. It also gives insight in what it takes to learn new knowledge and skills as you expand your business! 💛💛💛
Seriously Emily, Ed, I'm betting quite a few of your fans will never get to meet you in person, let alone go to an expo. Keep up what you've been doing. The 2 of you and the parents are really neat to watch!
This was an awesome video! Loved seeing all the new products coming out. Sneak peeks were great, definitely interested in the lighting and isopods. Beautiful animals there as well! Thoes kitties were so amazing to see and learn about.
4:00 I have that enclosure for my blue tongue skink and the lock is the best part. It's so easy to open and close and looks much nicer than traditional locks. It was easy to assemble it too.
Do you find it quite strong? My first thought was that it might jostle and fall out from the outside, but that's obviously without knowing what it's like in person.
I enjoy all your videos. I have no reptiles or interest in getting any, but I love learning about them from your videos. Plus it helped me get "cool Grandma"points when I visited my grandson and confidently held and enjoyed his newly acquired corn snake. Such a beautiful snake, and I had you to thank for just being able to enjoy the snake, the moment, and the connection with my grandson.
Servals are terrible pets. Servals and Asian Leopard Cats and Caracals, and their hybridized versions, are at the TOP of surrendered/abandoned felines. Many vets nationwide who work with dogs and cats will turn you away if you bring in a Savannah because it is a wild animal. PLEASE don't make more - I volunteer at a rescue and it is heart-wrenching what they go through in the pet trade! Even the lady herself said it was common for the moms to eat the young, please don't support the wildcat pet trade because they are NOT designed to thrive in captivity. Edit: I did mean percentage. They aren't likely to have a happy ending in private homes.
This this this this this!!! Exotic animals are not good pets!! Edit: exotic as in "literally a wild mammal. Like a tiger or serval." I'm sure you all can use context clues to puzzle out what I meant here.
Absolutely. I volunteer at the minnesota Wildcat Sanctuary and see the many, many hybrids, Savannahs, caracals, lynx, bobcats, etc that people surrendered or had taken from them. It needs to stop.
Domesticated animals like house cats and dogs are already such a big lifestyle commitment for the length of the animal's life. Wild animals are not the same at all in terms of the ability to live with humans in human-centered settings like our homes.
Yes! Worked in a rescue for multiple years, we got so many serval/savannah cats and bangals too :( like yeah you get a few very nice cats out of them but most are to wild and sensitive for typical homes
As someone wanting to get into replies and exotic pets in general it's super helpful to see new stuff coming out that could make caring for pets a little easier
YES...keep doing these kind of videos! I always enjoy watching you travel, but this pet trade informational video is so great! I love seeing the new reptile lights! I don't get to spend a lot of money on lights, but I'm about to upgrade my juvenile cornsnake to a larger enclosure and I would love to do some new things! Thanks guys, and as always, it was totally enjoyable!
Love this type of video. I enjoy watching all the new products and if you came across something super interesting for cats and dogs it would definitely be interesting to watch but main focus on exotic/reptiles is where it’s at.
Loved this I would watch more about all kinds of animal products I'm not really into seminars but other people might be. I thought you did a responsible job of letting people know that the wild cays weren't suitable pets for most people😊
This was definitely a fun watch. Love seeing the updates of behind the screen activities and it also provides us an idea of what is coming out and what you are doing. I’m already pretty familiar with stuff like this but in a retail and manufacturing sense so it was awesome to see it from a pet end of it all.
My favorite thing about these types of videos is seeing live animals (of all sorts including inverts) and having the vendors talk about them! A close second is talking to vendors about their products. ...so I guess talking to vendors in general is my favorite part of these videos. In my opinion it's probably best to mostly stick with exotics (I'd count birds in that group even though they're more common as pets than other reptiles), since there's already a lot of coverage about cat and dog stuff. But if you find any particularly interesting products for dogs and/or cats (like that little robot you took a video of) I'd like to see those too! Of course these are just my personal opinions, fwiw I'm not a business owner or even an exotic pet owner, I'm just an autistic zoology nerd.
Loved the video! All of it is so interesting, plus we’ve watched y’all build Snake Discovery from a small program into an amazing business! We’re just happy to be a part of it all. More please❤😊
Personally, they’re so busy making videos and running their biz, I’d vote for not throwing more demands on them. Would be interested in dog/cat products only while they are at these venues, if not too much trouble. Fantastic hard working young couple deserving of all their success. Love them! ❤❤
I love this type of video to learn about new products for reptiles. Exciting with more information about different lighting for uvb and daylight that makes it easier for the private pet owner.😊 But not so much about cats and dogs.
Honestly, I hope you do more with the rescue side of exotic animals, especially in different areas of the world, so that people have somewhere to look if they need help. The reptile product reviews are great too.
I like expo and show visit videos, my favorite things are the mini interviews of the vendors, being it about products, animals, side things like merch and food, or fellow small businesses!
Love these videos. It’s such a good way of showcasing what’s out there and what’s coming up in the reptile world especially for those who can’t be there. Personally, I wouldn’t be fussed about the cat and dog items (because there are SO many videos and other information about them already). But, I am biased because I am an advocate for correct keeping of guinea pigs, I would love to see more on small animals and birds because they (like reptiles) always get looked over and the care/equipment/enrichment/cages sold by the larger companies never meet the requirements for the animal. So it would be great to see the innovations coming out for them too.
I think a Snake Discover podcast would be an amazing idea! You could talk about specific species of snakes and their morphs and where they come from. It could be like an internet zoo exhibit. You could do interviews with other breeders, like the ones you talk to at conventions and get their takes on the reptile world in more depth than you can put in a youtube video. It would be great to use it as a spotlight for endangered species as well. There's a lot of details that you can put in a podcast that you don't have time for in your normal content because you have to squeeze in time for all the animals you feature.
Yes, I do like these kinds of videos. When I would go to industry conferences, I loved the vendor floor where new items and new ways to use old items were demoed. Regarding this video, seeing the video of you, Ed, & Cheyenne was perfect. And when Ed's mom moved out of camera range, the glimpse was so quick but I thought I recognized the lady!🤣Thanks to you both for an extremely entertaining vid.
Before anything gets out of control, exotic cats (caracals, servals, etc.) do NOT make good pets. Nor do anteaters 😅 They were only attending the show for educational purposes, so we had a perfect opportunity to teach viewers about these incredible animals 🥰
Yea, after Joe Exotic I'm pretty conflicted about keeping wild cats.
love your videos
I did enjoy watching this! I think you should focus on reptiles for new products, as that is your audience and the reptiles need the representation as opposed to dogs and cats - though I love them and did enjoy seeing the cutie pies you petted! The seminars would be interesting too, for those who can't get there.
Thank you for putting this out there! I clicked ready to have to make some comments. When I interned at Nashville Zoo, I talked at baby feedings and you would not believe the amount of people who think a clouded leopard would make a great pet. Like yeah a full grown female is only 35-40 pounds (males about 45-55) but these guys have canines almost the size of tigers. Nursery staff have had claws of 2-3 month olds go through compression socks.
Its too bad you cant edit the video to say any of this for people who don't read the comments. It honestly sounded like the woman who was showing you them was promoting getting these animals by encouraging me to do my research, before go ahead and adopt my own. I'm sure there is context missing but you have a lot of young and impressionable viewers who will not understand that. You are at a pet expo.
Personally I adore the puns, and I love the "underperforming" videos. You always put 100% of your selves in videos. Snakes, birbs, cooking for animals and more!
You mean “sneks”
I personally love the videos with Cheyenne, I hope the poor numbers don’t stop you from continuing to make them!
Agreed! Cheyenne is precious and I'll happily watch anything about her anytime.
YES! More Cheyenne! And more Rex!
I loved that video! I can’t believe it did poorly! Watching Cheyenne eat food was so fun!
Me 4
Also big agree
to be honest as someone who doesnt get to go to many of these things due to disability and finances, Id be one of the few folks that would love to see video of the entire event from your perspective... gives me a chance to not only see things but hear you speak to vendors, and get your feedback as well.
As someone in a similar position ... I live vicariously through these kind of events talking about things I'll never have use for =)
Same! I love all sorts of of animals but don't have the means or physical capabilities to get out to expos, so getting to see the whole of the expo is wonderful.
"Ed Roberts; husband"
Haliarious 10/10 omg
11:56 he had a VEST!
12:47 he has pointed ears!
13:58 he is a 🐱!
Honestly, I love the layout of your expo videos! they feel very relaxed, not over the top, focused on showing us multiple things throughout the expo and not just focusing too heavily on one thing or another, just very relaxed!
Maybe there isn't demand for a podcast but I hope you guys continue "Adoptathon". It was so cool to see all the surrenders and watch them find new homes. My humble plea to continue it! 🙏❤
Seconded! I really love the Adoptathon streams!
I think they will do it again when it warms up and is a safe temperatures to ship that is why they stopped before
omg yes yes yes!
The Rex latte is amazing! It's not just a random alligator, it's CLEARLY Rex!
With her little upturned snout... so cute
I love that Cheyenne was at the show ❤😂
...and glad Ed & Emily saw her! Need to work on an endorsement deal, tho...
She'll undoubtedly be at the next show too, since Ed and Emily have made another short video of her loving their product 🤣 I'm not sure if I'd personally like it if a video I made was used to sell something without my knowledge, but they don't seem to mind so good vibes all around
I would 100% listen to a snake discovery podcast about anything!!!!!! What it is like to be a business owner,animal care, what it is like to be a zoo owner, or about there animals!! Anything I would listen to it !!!
Pet dilemmas also- agony aunt style. 'My bearded dragon scratched my kiddo and they won't pet it...' sort of things
How weird I loved the Cheyenne trying different foods vid! Super happy to see it broadcasting there!
Same. Plus that food looked tasty enough for humans to eat, lol.
Me too!
I loved that video! It was similar to finding Ally’s favorite food and I loved it lol
@@sullivanlauren266 yep, the Ally video was fun
I really liked that video too!
These are my favorites videos of yours to watch! I love seeing the variety of everything! And I’d typically like to see more stuff about birds, I fell very found of you guys quickly because the first video I saw featured Cheyanne ( I’m so sorry if I missed her name). I have lots of birds and have had them my whole life and it’s nice knowing other people actually care for them more then for looks. I respect you tremendously for all that you do for all your animals. I will forever be a supporter of your channel, business/ company, relationship, ect. Thank you for coming on my feed those years back, I love seeing you guys and all the achievements you’ve made. ❤
Ed's role within the company being "husband" implies that he is married to everyone within snake discovery😂
Isn’t he all of our husbands?
Does that mean that it’s alright for us to love him?
Husbando Ed
Sounds like polyamory with extra steps lol
@@carschmn That's .... Weird
To be perfectly honest with you, I enjoy watching pretty much everything you guys make. Your enthusiasm is infectious, and I like watching your videos because you love making them.
My favourite segments in these videos is honestly your interviews with the vendors. It doesn't have to be entirely about reptiles or birds or anything. It could be with anyone. I love seeing people talk about what they enjoy doing, and with a lot of these vendors it is 100% a passion for them. You could have made a 10 hour video of just you interviewing the vendors at the show and I would have watched the entire thing.
Ed's just taking "husbandry" to a whole new lvl 😂👌✨
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Personally, I love videos like this. I can’t travel to big events like that, so seeing it here on RUclips (especially from my favorite channel) is both fun and really informative! It’s nice to have a sneak peek at products before they’re officially released so I’ll know the best ones to look out for in the future 😊 seeing new, innovative stuff like that brings a whole new level of excitement to the hobby. Also, about the enclosure that was briefly shown with a sliding knob rather than a lock; I’ve had an enclosure like that for my ball python for years now, and it’s great. There are no turning pieces or plastic bits to wear down over time. It’s much simpler than having to keep up with the key to a proper lock, especially for someone with a busy schedule or anyone who misplaces things easily. I highly recommend them
More behind the scenes would be amazing to see!
I would LOVE a Snake Discovery podcast! You have so much to teach us! And you can get questions from the viewers and answer them on the podcast along with any stories that you’d like to share! There’s so much you could do with it lol
I very much love learning about new products for snakes specifically. I personally want to make snake jungle gym equipment for people to play with their snakes while their out of their enclosures.
i love that! i’m moving soon and when i have more space and pull out my old barbie hotel from storage and trick it out for my lil snakes and lizards to play on
@@emyrfackler2219 that sounds like a great idea! I use cardboard at the moment.
I love that idea ❤
I let my snake use our cat tree 😂
@@melanopygus if I had one, I would too lol
Dear Emily, Im an adult woman, and I try to start up my own buisness too. I love watching your channel as a "normal life of buissness owners". I know Edd does a lot fo SD, but as a woman myself your a huge inspiration for me Emily!! And make me belive in myself that I can build something from ground up alone! Please do more buisness vlogs !
Looooved this! As part of your adult audience, I would love more of these things. Especially love seeing what you do at these as opposed to the new products, a good mix of vendors, animals and seminars!
Honestly my absolute favorite part of you RUclips videos are snake babies being born and the expos. They’re sooo fun to watch.
I love seeing what is new to the pet care community, whatever the animal might be. It's just fun seeing you two have fun!!!
This is an awesome video & enjoy seeing your reptile items but I myself would love to see new cat products too. A show like this is something that a regular consumer does not get to see. It would be helpful to learn of new cat products that are coming soon. I'm personally not a reptile lover, but your videos show that they are not as creepy as I've always thought them to be. I'm not going to be getting any of your creatures, but I do so enjoy your excitement & knowledge you share in your videos. Thank you, Emily & Ed, for all you do. ❤️
love these kind of video! the only concern i have is highlighting those in the more "exotic" pet trade without proper disclaimers about how 9 times out of 10 they're not suitable as good pets. oh course there was that small disclaimer at the end with the serval, but i definitely think there needs to be more clear discouragement. you're pretty good on this about reptiles - you've always shown how keeping an alligator as a pet isn't a good idea - but i think a lot more needs to go into the more "popular" exotic pets that people like to buy and abuse when they cant care for them correctly, like the felines and foxes and the sort. that's my only concern! otherwise, very happy with this kind of content
ew every time i post im reminded of my screen name that i made when i was like 11. i should change that some day
100% agree - even Savannah cats, the Serval x domestic hybrid, top the charts on abandoned/surrendered cat "breeds." They are not designed to adapt to captivity :(
I was thinking this too. The amount of exotic pets sold every year is increasing because of viral videos driving demand. And of course the majority of these animals are not well cared for 😢 People impluse buy animals because they look cute in videos but are not prepared for how difficult it is to actually care for a wild animal.
Everyone please stick with domesticated animals and reptiles/amphibians!! I promise you will have a more rewarding bond with a regular dog or cat than with an exotic that is much harder to care more, will destroy your home and will be much more expensive!
Honestly enjoy living vicariously through you guys, so seeing any sort of animal content is great.
The expose that you guys go to are always so much fun to watch. It’s always great to see new animal reptile products coming out thanks.
I love learning about new products for all animals and love these videos
I enjoyed the feeding Cheyenne video because it was apparent that your two were having a good time!
I love seeing new reptile products the uvb led lights are very interesting and something that has been needed for a long time.
Us cat owners call churu “cat crack”. lol.
I liked the format of this video. A little bit of everything. New products, other types of pets.
Watching from Western Australia here and I absolutely adore the videos you and Ed put out. The shows are a great way to educate the associated products with keeping and breeding reptiles.
I don't think you need to focus on unrelated animal products.
The exotic pets, there aren't enough plugging other businesses and rescues associated, this is a great option you have included.
Ed Roberts...husband, owner, habitat builder, repairman, driver, breeder, videographer, editor, influencer, mover, cleaner...
Ed of all trades!
I liked watching you discover new things. The seminars were hard to hear, so the new products for all species and the interviews are the best parts.
“There’s not enough demand for a podcast” EMILY WE WATCH THE JASON SHOW IF YOURE ON IT!!” Do I own or want to own a reptile? No. Do I live anywhere near MN??? No. But there I am, watching Jason freaking out if he touches a snakes tail 😂😂😂!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one!! I followed that channel just because of Emily and I get SO excited when he brings up an SD video and luckily the algorithm knows me well enough to know that it only shows me Emily's videos on Jason's channel 😆
Same, and I'm from Finland. However, if I ever travel to US, I gotta stop by their zoo
I just caught one of Emily's Jason appearances yesterday. The one with the monkey skink and the rattlesnake. It was so much fun seeing him actually holding a snake.
Same here. If not for Emily, I wouldn't even know the show existed...
( I'm from the Netherlands)
Watched every RUclips video with Jason and Emily. And even the one without Jason 😂
Same. Jason is hysterical!
being a cat person I feel the need to re-emphasize that servals and carcals are *not* pets. Servals have territories of 4-12 miles in the wild, caracals have a minimum territory size of 22 miles in the wild and many have territories much larger. They should never be kept in homes or by private keepers. This is not a "do your research" situation, this is a "don't do it" situation.
Bingo, agree 💯
Begs the question why are they being shown at a pet trade fair???? not much point "educating" people on an animal they "shouldn't" be keeping as pets, only in America.
@@chefmike5192what do you mean? how are people suppose to know they don’t make good pets if you don’t educate them?
@@theodoretibbitts9538 They are wild/undomesticated animals most intelligent people understand this means they dont make good pets.
@@chefmike5192 people still keep them, whether they are “intelligent” or not, so its important to educate people as to why they should not
Honestly I want to see Snake Discovery Videos. Regardless of the content, I'm one of the folks who watches all the videos.
Our whole family watches every single video too - It’s out after-dinner treat every Tuesday and Friday! 🎉
I personally like the business/seminar videos you guys make as long as you're alright with it adding more to edit, post, etc. It gives insight into how much goes into the business as reptile breeders, educators, and content creators and thus helps your audience really appreciate what you guys do. It also gives insight in what it takes to learn new knowledge and skills as you expand your business! 💛💛💛
Seriously Emily, Ed,
I'm betting quite a few of your fans will never get to meet you in person, let alone go to an expo. Keep up what you've been doing. The 2 of you and the parents are really neat to watch!
This was an awesome video! Loved seeing all the new products coming out. Sneak peeks were great, definitely interested in the lighting and isopods. Beautiful animals there as well! Thoes kitties were so amazing to see and learn about.
4:00 I have that enclosure for my blue tongue skink and the lock is the best part. It's so easy to open and close and looks much nicer than traditional locks. It was easy to assemble it too.
Do you find it quite strong? My first thought was that it might jostle and fall out from the outside, but that's obviously without knowing what it's like in person.
What enclosure is that? I really like the look of it and since this video came out I have been searching for where I can find that lock :')
I would absolutely LOVE a snake discovery podcast!
I enjoy all your videos. I have no reptiles or interest in getting any, but I love learning about them from your videos. Plus it helped me get "cool Grandma"points when I visited my grandson and confidently held and enjoyed his newly acquired corn snake. Such a beautiful snake, and I had you to thank for just being able to enjoy the snake, the moment, and the connection with my grandson.
Oh, I love hearing this!! 🥺❤️
I wish more people enjoyed the video where cheyenne tried the different foods. I loved it!
Servals are terrible pets. Servals and Asian Leopard Cats and Caracals, and their hybridized versions, are at the TOP of surrendered/abandoned felines. Many vets nationwide who work with dogs and cats will turn you away if you bring in a Savannah because it is a wild animal. PLEASE don't make more - I volunteer at a rescue and it is heart-wrenching what they go through in the pet trade! Even the lady herself said it was common for the moms to eat the young, please don't support the wildcat pet trade because they are NOT designed to thrive in captivity.
Edit: I did mean percentage. They aren't likely to have a happy ending in private homes.
This this this this this!!! Exotic animals are not good pets!!
Edit: exotic as in "literally a wild mammal. Like a tiger or serval." I'm sure you all can use context clues to puzzle out what I meant here.
Absolutely. I volunteer at the minnesota Wildcat Sanctuary and see the many, many hybrids, Savannahs, caracals, lynx, bobcats, etc that people surrendered or had taken from them. It needs to stop.
Domesticated animals like house cats and dogs are already such a big lifestyle commitment for the length of the animal's life. Wild animals are not the same at all in terms of the ability to live with humans in human-centered settings like our homes.
Yes keep wild animals wild!!
Yes! Worked in a rescue for multiple years, we got so many serval/savannah cats and bangals too :( like yeah you get a few very nice cats out of them but most are to wild and sensitive for typical homes
the little servals face at 14:42 looked like it was smiling!! so cute! ❤
Please please please post more shenanigans! I need them. I ❤ you guys.
I also love to see it
As someone wanting to get into replies and exotic pets in general it's super helpful to see new stuff coming out that could make caring for pets a little easier
For the record, I would TOTALLY listen to a Snake Discovery podcast 😂
Me too!
Me three!
YES...keep doing these kind of videos! I always enjoy watching you travel, but this pet trade informational video is so great! I love seeing the new reptile lights! I don't get to spend a lot of money on lights, but I'm about to upgrade my juvenile cornsnake to a larger enclosure and I would love to do some new things! Thanks guys, and as always, it was totally enjoyable!
It’s perfect how it was. Just showing a mix of everything.
Love this type of video. I enjoy watching all the new products and if you came across something super interesting for cats and dogs it would definitely be interesting to watch but main focus on exotic/reptiles is where it’s at.
The Rex latte is ADORABLE!!! You guys are amazing and wonderful and I love each and every one of your videos...even the ones on the tarantulas....
I like seeing the new products!******************
All in favor of a snake discovery podcast upvote this so they know!! We would LOVE that
I really enjoy seeing your buddies/friends and hearing their updates about products.
I love these types of videos where you interview all sorts of folks. I can always learn so much from them!
Love the new products for reptiles and mammals.
I loved the interactions with the animals and venders.
Wow the rex-latte!
Whilst /.I'm sure you would make amazing and interesting podcasts, what I love most is seeing all of your wonderful animals
All for seeing new products, and since I have cats and dogs, all for that, too!
Loved this I would watch more about all kinds of animal products I'm not really into seminars but other people might be. I thought you did a responsible job of letting people know that the wild cays weren't suitable pets for most people😊
i loved the cheyanne video! i'm getting some of those for my bird niece and nephew
Enjoy the tour just the way you did it, various animals
I love these types of event videos!!! New products for sure, the seminars tend to be pointed for business owners.
That Rex Latte was perfect! Even got the mischevious-looking smile
Love seeing the shows. I will probably never get to go to one of these so these are great to watch.
1:48 idk why i love that you recognized it was Cheyenne so fast
This was definitely a fun watch.
Love seeing the updates of behind the screen activities and it also provides us an idea of what is coming out and what you are doing.
I’m already pretty familiar with stuff like this but in a retail and manufacturing sense so it was awesome to see it from a pet end of it all.
My favorite thing about these types of videos is seeing live animals (of all sorts including inverts) and having the vendors talk about them! A close second is talking to vendors about their products. ...so I guess talking to vendors in general is my favorite part of these videos.
In my opinion it's probably best to mostly stick with exotics (I'd count birds in that group even though they're more common as pets than other reptiles), since there's already a lot of coverage about cat and dog stuff. But if you find any particularly interesting products for dogs and/or cats (like that little robot you took a video of) I'd like to see those too!
Of course these are just my personal opinions, fwiw I'm not a business owner or even an exotic pet owner, I'm just an autistic zoology nerd.
Loved the video! All of it is so interesting, plus we’ve watched y’all build Snake Discovery from a small program into an amazing business! We’re just happy to be a part of it all. More please❤😊
Love to see you guys. With animals ❤ and animal product of every kind
I like seeing the new products, but particularly things about reptiles and birds.
We love watching new products
A Podcast with you guys would be an absolute dream!
FOR REAL!
Agreed! They both know so much cool stuff and I don't just mean about reptiles.
Totally! ❤ I'd listen all day
Personally, they’re so busy making videos and running their biz, I’d vote for not throwing more demands on them.
Would be interested in dog/cat products only while they are at these venues, if not too much trouble.
Fantastic hard working young couple deserving of all their success.
Love them! ❤❤
They have appeared on podcasts before but they're too busy to have they're own podcast
I love this type of video to learn about new products for reptiles. Exciting with more information about different lighting for uvb and daylight that makes it easier for the private pet owner.😊
But not so much about cats and dogs.
I've been watching you for 2 years now and I'm astonished by you, you have inspired me along my life, thank you and I love you ❤
I personally would absolutely listen to a SD podcast!! But I understand that would be a lot on top of what you guys already do!! 💚🖤💚🖤
Honestly, I hope you do more with the rescue side of exotic animals, especially in different areas of the world, so that people have somewhere to look if they need help. The reptile product reviews are great too.
Love these vids! Please do more! Products, pets, seminars, all of it! 😊
1:05 lol nice Emily. Ed the husband 😂😂😂😂
I like expo and show visit videos, my favorite things are the mini interviews of the vendors, being it about products, animals, side things like merch and food, or fellow small businesses!
I really liked this video. I used to go to conventions like this when I helped my father run a comic book store. I would love to see more of these.
Love these videos.
It’s such a good way of showcasing what’s out there and what’s coming up in the reptile world especially for those who can’t be there.
Personally, I wouldn’t be fussed about the cat and dog items (because there are SO many videos and other information about them already).
But, I am biased because I am an advocate for correct keeping of guinea pigs, I would love to see more on small animals and birds because they (like reptiles) always get looked over and the care/equipment/enrichment/cages sold by the larger companies never meet the requirements for the animal.
So it would be great to see the innovations coming out for them too.
The latte was amazing!!!
These are cool videos. I think the fun part is getting my to see the stuff that genuinely excites you.
I would ABSOLUTELY love a Snake Discovery podcast!!
Stuff like this and Cheyenne's video are definitely fun and enjoyable.
Absolutely NEED a snake discovery podcast
You guys are always so cool and educational! Love your vids
This may seem random to most people but I love how accessible and spacious this place is ✨
I really enjoyed Cheyenne's taste test! Was something different and i liked the battle of the tastes xD
1) I think seeing new products for any pets would be super cool!!!!!
i would absolutely listen to a snake discovery podcast
I love watching these videos period. Your personality is what we watch for!
I think a Snake Discover podcast would be an amazing idea! You could talk about specific species of snakes and their morphs and where they come from. It could be like an internet zoo exhibit. You could do interviews with other breeders, like the ones you talk to at conventions and get their takes on the reptile world in more depth than you can put in a youtube video. It would be great to use it as a spotlight for endangered species as well. There's a lot of details that you can put in a podcast that you don't have time for in your normal content because you have to squeeze in time for all the animals you feature.
Love learning about products that improve animals lifetime
The anteater 😮 his front paws 🐾 are huge 😅. Awesome critter 😄
A lot of us enjoy living vicariously through you guys! We like getting to experience your world! All of it 😁
I love that Cheyenne was on the TV! I hope even though it didn't do that well, please upload more!!!
Yes, I do like these kinds of videos. When I would go to industry conferences, I loved the vendor floor where new items and new ways to use old items were demoed. Regarding this video, seeing the video of you, Ed, & Cheyenne was perfect. And when Ed's mom moved out of camera range, the glimpse was so quick but I thought I recognized the lady!🤣Thanks to you both for an extremely entertaining vid.