How to Quickly Tame/Socialize Your Pet Snake with Multiple Examples 

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Don’t you mean SACRED NOODLE???

*he requires marinara*

Thank you!

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What species is it???

Adrianita Burmese python

Boas are pretty chill.

@@LB-pg3no I'm pretty sure you would too, both you and the boa being a mammal.

I got a baby ball python a few days ago. He is the same way! Put him in his home and he was very curious.. I picked him up and he actually loves being handled.. I try to limit to one time a day.

@@Neetia89 boas aren't mammals tho...

@@LB-pg3no rude

tell it to my finger

To be fair a baby snake bite is really just pin holes, snakes don't hold on unless you are food

@@Ignorethis12345 my snake bit me and my finger is bleeding with some bruise it is shocking kinda hurt

Hahaha WTF

My snakes huge her bites gonna fuckin hurt yo

Haha thank you!

If they are in a ball, then what?

Rggyuh Tgggbji just scoop it up

I have a few and each has a different personality entirely. the one I've had the longest, I got as a hatchling almost a year ago, but she's super shy no matter how I treat her. She trusts me, but she doesn't like being around me or any other snakes if there's an option. Lol she also likes the extra cold spaces. She tired to go into my FREEZER! MORE THAN ONCE! She's the only one who does that.

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Jeremy Backman I like Clint too

Koolgame22 Does it really matter that much? You don’t need to be a jerk. You could have said “hey you can edit your comment, this is how...”

Chandler Rose I wasn’t trying to be a jerk, I was just asking a question.

We’re you able to get him?

@@trinitywilliams5381 yes ^^ he’s been with me for half a year now

@@hannahto8187 yay! He seems perfect for you

@@hannahto8187 congrats! My young boa has serious attitude so I’m going at her pace. She bites the f outta me usually but she’s getting better.

YESSSS IM SO HAPPY FOR YALL!!

Yes, like this woman in the UK. Must see : edition.cnn.com/2019/10/31/us/snake-python-death-trnd/index.html

Hahah the only way to explain it is to show it

That and if he didnt show it, then someone who dosnt know might try it out of curiosity and it end badly.

to clearly show not just how you should interact but also to show when you get it wrong, the snakes body language is important to read as well.

i knew i was gone find this 😂😂

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Haha you will get there

How's your BP now??

Emily paige me tooo!

I have a young Cali king who still thinks I'm gonna kill him 😂😂 I'm just slowly laying my hand in aside him now and letting him call the shots. He sniffs me with his tongue and puts his face like right against my hand 😆 and then after carefully examining my hand, it gets bored and crawls away. So that's better than getting pooped on every time. Biting doesn't bother me, he can't even break the skin. But I don't want to stress him out so now I'm trying to let him sniff and then crawl on me. His name is Sid Vicious because he thinks he's a badass. 😂😎

Haha well thanks for the support! And one day you will have one. Just keep working on it haha.

Take the time between now and when it’s possible to learn as much as possible

My parents in law don't like snakes but I snuck all the things he needs my husband and snuck in the baby through the front door in a box. I don't really recommend doing however unless you know they won't hurt it or make you get rid of it

I don't know where you live at and how bad the corona virus is there but I'm going to guess you should be able to get a snake somewhere My mom is scared to death of snakes but me and my family were able to convince her to let me have one. Show him that you can be responsible for them! (I'm sure you are but make sure he knows) If your mom is ok with snakes try to get her on your side so she can talk to him about it a bit more! :D If you saw that 'snek' video from lucid chart I'm sure that would help him! I showed it to my mom and she actually liked it! (Which was surprising to me 😂) This probably isn't the best advice but I hope it works and you get your snake ^^

Omg!Same!

Awesome to hear its helping!

How did you do it ! I haven't.got mine yet but I'm a bit scared of getting a snake even though I really want one

@@quitolie9594 Hesitance is absolutely your worst enemy. It makes your snake nervous and completely backtracks. My solution was simple, I would count to three and grab my snake on "go." Basically peer pressuring yourself haha. Ball pythons aren't prone to strike, so it might be more difficult with other species. Koa, my snake, would prepare himself to bite but would never go through with it. My confidence calmed him, in a way. Don't react to their signs of aggression. I can't stress enough that hesitation is terrible. It makes you look like a predator trying to get a bite in. As long as you can pick up a snake quickly and confidently, you can probably handle it. I let Koa settle into his environment without interaction for five days before handling him. I'd hold him for fifteen minutes twice a day, sometimes thirty minutes twice a day. Eventually, the signs of aggression and nervousness went away. He got used to me!. Keep in mind that snakes recognize and distinguish certain people. He's very friendly with me, he adores me, but others cannot hold him the same way I can. He'll recoil and get all upset. It might take extra effort to get your (future) snake used to being handled by different people.

@@Shiresome Thanks Johnny for the reply !! I plan to get a ball python in 2-3 months from now and I just wanna be as prepared as I can be. I have held a snake before when I was younger and that is what has started my admirance towards snakes and I wanna go to the next level after seeing youtubers and such handling them and their demeanor is so calm and that is rather inviting. I don't think I'd ever shake and if I get it young for the first few times I'll just wear a glove to reassure myself and then take those off. Thanks for the reply I appreciate it and I hope things are well with Koa, what age is he now? haha

@@quitolie9594 Oh, god. That's crazy to think about. He was six months last July, so he's coming up on a year old. That's insane. I wanted a snake for four years before I finally purchased Koa, so it's weird to think about how far I've come since then. Gloves are definitely a good idea. I used those when I was first nervous about handling Koa. No way their tiny ball python teeth are getting through those things. Koa has only bitten me once, and that was the week after I got him last July. Totally my fault. He was in his cave and I was trying to rearrange stuff. Should've either taken him out or let him sleep. The reply is no problem! Happy to help anyone who'd like to learn.

Probably just thought they were in a windy tree at first :')

I have the same issue! Except it’s not a tremor I don’t think, just generally always shaky for some reason. My snake REALLY didn’t like me at first especially because she’s been held by other people who aren’t shaky, but she’s also gotten used to me, and is even more calm with me than my sister now

Same with me! I actually have tics/stims where I shake my hands and i used tobeso scared that I would scared him, but no! I actually dont tic when hold him, hes like a little support noodle :3

I have a tremor too! I’m on this channel because I’ve been too scared to handle my new baby because my hands shake so bad when I tried, so I haven’t yet but I really want to. I’m glad to hear that doesn’t mean I’m not fit to handle her!

@@alex39k Oh you can definitely handle them! Im up to 12 reptiles now ever since I left this comment and none of them mind my shakey hands haha

How did you train her to act like that??!!

@@youtuber101beast3 the more you handle the more your snake becomes familiar with your touch and smell. Not so much training.

What kind of snake do you want?

Same here! Have been researching since late 2017 and I really want a boa constrictor, hopefully a female nicaraguan. Once we finish the move I will be getting one 😁 so excited!

@@mrs.mekiaellemouyers1973 yayyyyy ! Good luck 🐍🐍

@@emilyosborne8805 hmmmmm. I’ve not decided exactly ! I’m into temperament and appearance unfortunately.

I love that!! I wish all snake owners considered what you are doing!

Thanks man!

Thanks for checking it out!

Ooh I see it's been 1 year since you posted this comment! Did you ever get your snake?

Martin Stainer How you getting on with it?

Hahah. Just a little love tap

What's a nibble anyways. 18 rows of teeth stuck in me might be another story.

@@Joker-yu6lu yeah because snakes have that much teeth I'm obviously being sarcastic so for all of those idiots out there, don't believe my obvious sarcasm

Im curious like does it hurt alot??? Is it more painful than a cats bite?

​@@azizahazizahm-nekochan6011 ( I'm only talking about the smaller snakes, like corn snakes and ball pythons) A real cat bite would hurt more bc their teeth/fangs are bigger, but a warning cat bite is about the same as a snake warning bite. Baby snake bite only stings with a little blood, it's mostly the shock that scares you a sec

I already know that would have been my favorite teach as a kid.

What do you think of a red tail boa or short tail (Bolivian boa) ? Never had a snake and theses two are my options and been looking up videos of any aggression from those breed.

@@michealdumasii5432 mines a Colombian boa female she hisses and bites the f outta me. I knew what I signed up for tho.

Haha I'll totally take that.

@@JasonsExoticReptiles comes from a place of love man

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Hahaha thank you. Now I know how to safely handle a chihuahua lol

Lmao Sofa, the natural habitat of a chihuahua

Thank you!

Thank you watching and the sub! I really appreciate all of it!

@@JasonsExoticReptiles I really appreciate all your work it is obvious you care about these animals and give out fabulous information great video should really have many more views. 💖

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Thanks man!

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Did u ever get ur snake?🥺current owner of a beardie and a corn snake. My corn snake is sorta nerve wracking

@@alexmarie1057 Not the person you replied to, but I got my corn snake when he was 6 weeks old. He's now 8 months and still flighty... although, I'm sure it's mostly due to me only handling him once every week or two. I find its a 50/50 chance he will be calm vs flighty (where I have to constantly do the hand-over-hand motion). After watching this video I am going to try to hold him more consistently and see if he mellows out a bit more :) Also, I have noticed a difference since he's gotten older - he is not as fast/darty as he was when I first got him. Hope this gives you some insight!

My corn snake was so chill from day one. My ball python baby i just got however.. i think his love language is hate and violence

Awesome to hear! And, a++ Chester! Hah

Absolutely! Corn snakes are awesome.

My 8th grade science teacher had an albino corn snake that she'd let me hold after school while doing homework. Super chill snake, would try and get to me whenever I stood next to the glass. I'd tuck her around my neck and let my hair down to keep her nice and warm. (The room was always kept a little chilly.) Anyway, one day, I'm helping a classmate with a problem they were stuck on, and as I'm explaining things to her, she freezes. Like, deer in the headlights look. Snake decided to see what I was doing and poked her nose out. The classmate thought I was this demon or something, and my second head was trying to escape. XD Didn't help that I'm a red-head. 🤣

I think corn snakes are the perfect first snake. 😍🥰

Thank you!

Yes! I have a video for basic care, but I think it's time to make a new one with some examples.