FEEDING SNAKES 

Incredible video! I love all the info, not just feeding!

This is by far your most informative video. I really really enjoyed it. Thanks!

Awesome video Chris. Really interesting stuff. It’s the first time I hear about a snake that eats spiders, and I’m still amazed by the centipede eating snake, which I first came to know in your post about them. Can’t wait to see the next video.

Great video!! Had us laughing so hard when you called the snakes "bitches" hahah. Keep the amazing content coming. We love your collaborations with Dav Kaufman, DM exotics, Davidsfeed, etc.. We appreciate all the education that you do!!!

Chris let me just say wow what an amazing video so eloquent and fascinating I learned so much. I’ve watched all your videos and I love sharing your channel to my friends. Much love and keep the great work up.👍🏽💙

Thank you Chris 😊! Interesting and informative as always. You were definitely missed however in my case, here in the states I'm in a ' lockdown' situation for the obvious reason. I'm one of the high risk people and an animal lover. Your friend David certainly keeps me on the edge of my seat. So carry on!! Thank you stay safe 🙏 and healthy 🐍🤘 LoL. I continue to replay Oracle and Aspire!

OMG that black banded centipede eating snake is amazing. I didn't think snake could eat something like the infamous centipede. I really love you videos. Just started watching today, your content is both entertaining and informative, making it very enjoyable.

Very interesting, and thank you very much. But I'll add just one question about that hair..... Oh, no I won't! Thanks again. You have given a lot of useful info, and some fun, too! Quite a collection, and loved seeing some of the rarer species you have.

Lol! Gorgeous snakes!! I had no idea the number of species of snakes & their diets! I truly enjoy your video, I could watch all day! Thank you Chris!

Nice to see you again CHRIS!! I'll admit it's hard to see your snakes eat......but that's how nature works. LOVE the way you educate us. Missed seeing your videos....glad you are back!!!

Forget what hater gotta say boss!! You obviously know what your doing! And you do a great job!

I love this video....pretty funny....your babies are goregous.....I love all vipers...eyelash...gaboon..ALL OF THEM....but the Asian vine snake? They are so cool l9ok ing with their tongue hanging out lol

Glad your back... Love to see the scorpion n others at feeding time..

Love your sense of humor! I've followed your ig but totally didn't realize you had a yt channel. Glad I found it!

I'm new to your channel. I just wanted to say I really enjoyed all the info on here. I WILL BE WATCHING YOYR FUTURE ONES N PADT ONE GREAT DAY 🙂

This kid is LIGHTYEARS ahead of his time. I've never enjoyed a snake video this much even from "experienced experts" in this field.

Omg can not wait to see the new reptile room! This was a great video. Thank you

Welcome back, man. Future snake room looks rad! Love your vids.

Bears repeating - a great contribution here to the amateur and armchair herper. Such unusual species shared and beautiful photography throughout. Wow. Thanks.

This snakes are so good looking. The color is fantastic on them. Great video Chris :)

God I would love to watch the invertebrates eat, that would be so cool and not to mention not something you often come across :0

Yes that would be neat to see how the others eat ! Thanks for sharing

never clicked so fast, best herp channel out there , sorry David ...

Most interesting collection and videos EVER!

Hi Chris , What a great video . Your snakes are amazing !

Incredible vids plzzzz do more like this I’ve been a sub for the start keep it up Your videos are some of if not the best videos out there thank you very much

Hey chris, longtime fan of your instagram content and I gotta say, I really liked the video! real informative, well shot and edited. for the future, could you maybe explain some of the more niché scientific terms when you're using them? like, regarding toxins and venoms for example? looking forward to the next one :)

Always enjoy the videos excellent picture quality, and very informative.

4 minuts into this and im LOVING the editing style and detailed facts about every snake.. id love to ever get a cat snake but thatll be when i leave the house haha

My favorite video so far great job

Awsome dude love the content I got a suphan a while back and found your videos

This is one of the best feeding videos I have ever seen besides professional nature shows. You show diversity of snake diet, and also some snakes i have rarely seen besides in books. The egg feeders where my childhood dreams snakes, I spent hours looking in books for them so that takes me back. I've kept a lot of snakes aswell, I like the big pythons and Asian najas the most, but share I've dabbled in bits and African najas aswell. Now I just admire them. Anyways, great vid! Ps, going to Thailand as soon as possible, or as soon as the covid situation allows it, I've only seen a few videos and gathered that u help with caring for rescue snakes, does this mean that you have a zoo/reptile showroom for lack of better word that is open to the public? Best regards Andreas

Beautiful collection!

It's wonderrull thank you Chris....

First one! Awesome stuff keep it up!

The BEST feeding vid EVER ❣️

Great vid! would love to see your other species as well

The snake room is looking good can't wait to see it. Carl

We miss you! Lol obviously your not dead ...TY FOR THE...SNAKE PEAK ......(LOL) of your new snake room its beautiful.....how's my baby oracle?.....

awesome video! I like how you don't care a shit about demonetization. Say it as it is! :D. Always nice to see a video from you. I think you do a great job of showing animals for what they are. not being pets, but animals. Keep up the good work.

Love it! Would love to see part 2

Happy that you are in a good shape and all right. Take Care. Hello From France

Nice video ,im starting venomous snakes and learnt about some species I didn’t know . Thanks 🙂

Love the infomation chris

Great content buddy! Cheers from Brazil

Beautiful and informative video. Thank you!

That new reptile room looks sick man...f@%&+#! Bad ass snake collection

Gaboon Vipers are one of the most beautiful snakes in the world. So short and thick, wildly fast striking though, all that girth isn't fat, it's pure muscle.

Great videos again ! 👍👍👍

Yes post more. Whatever just post your animals are really nice.

Wow I would L💚VE to just spend a week with u and ur snakes. You are truly blessed

thumbs up before watching

You're a legend bro awesome

Great video Chris, needs more G. baliodeirum footage

The vine snake is beautiful 💛

Fantastic video! You are very knowledgeable and informative. I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work and stay safe =)

thanks for sharing your passion with us

Chris would make a great animal show narrator

great video. thanks for the sharing !

I love your commentary

Anymore feeding videos like this? I didn’t know there was a species of snake that ate Huntsman spiders nor a snake that ate centipedes. You’re like a walking book of information.

One of the prettiest puffs I've ever seen

keep up the good work!

those teeny tiny baby fangs get me every time. Tiny power

12:04 OH THANK GOD THOSE SNAKES EXIST I would literally refuse to visit whatever country those things live in unless I was covered head to toe in those snakes, just wrapped around every limb while on the lookout...

I think you have the only photage of Gongylosoma baliodeirum so far on the internet. They deserve their own video! please post one if you can. Thank you so much.

Ur camera work is amazing

Excellent video.

Now that was so so interesting

What is that black and yellow centipede at the end of the video?! It looks amazing! I need that in my life

I feel like I'm tripping balls or experiencing the "Mandela Effect". I just noticed you have 3 E's in Sweeet. How did I never catch that before...??

Thanks for posting. Here in Australia it's almost all rodents and birds. A lot of smaller species or even babies of larger species will prey on skinks and frogs. But to the best of my knowledge no invertebrates or slugs etc. A few will eat snakes as well as other lizards

I didn't know there were yellow asian vine snake. Pretty cool.

Boiga Cynodon, one if my favourites! Thought it was a Dendrophila at first.

No they do not! Loved this

I find my biggest deterant for getting some of these species is sourcing the food any advice on where to get a steady supply of these feeders?

Amazing video 👍🙂

This is so awesome, post more centipede videos pls

Ur intro is like a updated version of eyewitness

The invertebrates definitely seems interesting but tbh I'd be down for whatever, seems like you have no shortage of cool animals lol

You deserve so many more subscribers! Love your videos, everyone drop a like!

As a venomous keeper myself i have 30 elapid species 40 viper species 6 pit viper species. As a 35yr old ive worked with venomous snakes since i was 15. Ive survived cobra bites mamba bites boomslang bite

Thank for the videos hi from Jacksonville Florida USA Jose Gomez

This the first video I have ever seen of a real live dead person. And I don't look anything like that guy who you think we all look like. I don't have any teeth, I'm way better looking!

There is hardly any info on the black banded snake could you please do a video on it Chris ? Google has barely anything on them

Hey Chris, you don't see too many people keeping keelbacks with much success in captivity (even the more experienced keepers i know of have only been able to keep them alive for around a year), your's seem to be in excellent shape, have you ever bred them? Do you deworm them periodically throughout the year because of their diet?

Would like to see you do more videos than you do . Thanks !

do you own any Albanian viper is one of the most venomous snakes in south east Europe called viper with horn something like that it is found in south Albania, btw you have a cool snake room and the best snake collection in you tube

Chris what do you do for a living?

Can I ask you, there are a few reptiles I've seen very few people owning, mainly mambas and komodo dragons. Do you think this is because they present a particular danger compared to others, like are mambas more dangerous than cobras or kraits, are komodo dragons substantially more dangerous than other monitor lizards? I can't even find reliable info on how toxic is the bite. Anyway, awesome video, cheers!

You are gifted to be unique

hi i am a new sub to your channel i love what iv seen so far, looking forward to your new vids ,how often do you put new stuff on here ,thanks

پسر تو فوق‌العاده هستی. تو و این همه خوشبختی ❤

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Well done

Dope

Do you need venomous permits in Thailand? And can you own anything or just local stuff?

Magnifique 😁

Invertebrates feeding would be awesome