@@quintezbethel7223 fair point. I guess it's more practical, or cost effective. I could imagine breeding all my feeders by myself but I do not have the time and space for it right now.
@@quintezbethel7223 'it's only a small part of their diet and they get regular meals not so soon after this... It contained some vitamins/ nutrients their bodies needed for healthy scales etc., and something about it has to do with sudden temperature changes... plus some of their crocs don't eat pigs chicken beef etc. in the wild so their bodies don't get nutrients from regular meat' -> that's what I just read him say under another comment
The balls on this man to sit down right next to the water, 2 ft away from a saltwater croc.... it’s not like that’s their primary method of hunting or anything... 😂😂☠️☠️
He could've died or lose a limb easily. His friend wouldn't be much help either. That was one of the most stupidest and most irresponsible thing to do with a crocodile/alligator. I would NOT feel bad if he did get injured. That's basically him asking to get killed .
Another amazing video, thanks guys 🙌🏻 I find myself looking forward to your videos now, they’re so informative and you can really see how much you care about all the animals you look after ❤️
I love each and every video you guys put out, but this is by far my favorite. I absolutely loved watching them eat their croc chow. 😍 it was seriously the cutest thing. The first group at the beginning of the video was the best. And as always Chubbs never disappoints with his cuteness. ☺️ thanks guys! 💝
They look like they are straight outta the jungle book when they eat sooo gorgeous Chubbs is so gentle lol like munch munch lmao hes the biggest one and just ate sooo calmly
Troy and Skyelar pretty much! I’ve been lucky enough to work with those three There is also two Papua New Guinae crocs at crocodylus park in Darwin and some Philipean crocs at Melbourne zoo That’s it though
@@kodtcoin5271 it’s not about the money, crocs could easily be kept outdoors in northern Australia, it’s that Australian zoos have very strict rules about what they can import and keep and private people can only keep natives
Chubz is like that old dog who doesnt attack but tries to nibble to show love, i feel like. he is still a croc yes but the way he was moving compared to the croc chow just feels like hes trying to nibble with love when it comes to you guys
i love them all you are living one of my dreams brother i would love to come visit your place and see them in person one day if that would be okay lmk thanks for sharing
Have you ever looked into frozen piglets for the adults idk how financially it would work out. I seen Brian Barczyk had gotten quite a few for his retics.
Another fabulous videos guys!! I love watching u guys feeding n there responses to being fed... It’s amazing!! I can’t wait to see more videos from u guys... Keep em coming think n fast plz lol 😂 xxx *Edit to add* Bless chubs... He such an gentle giant (for a croc that is) n it looked as tho he wanted Kyle to stay wit him wen Kyle said bye to him lmao 😂 xxxx
Elena Dusek bruh your tripping they are caged up can only eat when fed not much of a life cant swim or do any natural croc shit. Pretty messed up really
Man, I’d love to be able to visit y’all’s facility someday to look around, and help y’all around, and most of all to sit for hours on end and draw those amazing animals....
Is it really ok to hold the crocs in such close proximity? I don’t know much about crocs so is it their natural habitat sort of? Are they pack animals so it’s ok for them ?
Volf thanks for the question! They will inhabit areas together but are not typically “pack” animals. Young ones stick together naturally so we will cohabitate young crocs, groups of females (with a lot of space) and mating pairs. But they do not stress being next to each other as long as they have their space and food .
They were sure enjoying that guys it’s like there bein feed bite size treats really enjoying the vlogs guys there’s no way I’d sit that close far out :)
So are these the babies that you and kenan dug up? I was thinking of giving my Nile monitor the croc chow as part of his varied diet! The biscuit just look like turds though
Excellent video. Each one seems to be more relaxed and natural with lots of good content. Some more specifics on the habits (for the species and/or the individual) would be good.
@ 10:12 that croc was plotting on you Be careful, it seems that croc is planning to rip your arm off one day if given an open chance like that again. They are very quick and can easily clear that jump
They are sooo beautiful I love how they rush around when something hits the water with the 4 girls together why does their water look so thick is it bc they have much more poo lol
They are less aggressive if fed pellet. If given the choice people would eat nothing but greasy cheeseburgers 🍔 and soda 🥤🎂🍬🍪🍩. Alligator 🐊 young die of heart attacks if fed just gold fish....... healthy pellets average it out.
cool I have that food to for my animals but u need to use a wagon like the one kamp kenan has or the one that blake from Blake's exotic animal ranch they use different styles of wagons but both work for them.
@@PrimitivePredators they look like it! especially the crazy one looking like it's starving! hahaha, it's the "if you're not first, you're last!" mentality
I assume this isn’t a public place right? Cause I know this would be one of my favorite places in the world next to GatorLand in Florida and Darwin Australia
