Moving our Snakes out of Brumation! 

Omg that would be so cool

Might be a business opportunity 💪

That sounds very helpful! We’re you thinking embroidering the species name, or like adding a fabric cut out that looks like the species.

Add a loop to clip the name tags to

I'm sure they'd love some snake bags. Tempting thought. Good tight weave cotton, doublestitched seams, with wide sturdy ties at the neck end.

Second this!

Third this! Yass!

Oh, yes, that would be great. I know basics but i get often confused lol.

That would be amazing :) I get lost with all the names

Wonderful idea!

Was she was yours? So cute

​@@fnaf_nerd Yes! I was in a bit of a rough situation and needed to move, but the place I was moving into didn't like snakes. After some discussion, they agreed to let me keep my cornsnake, who I've had for 20 years since he was a baby, but not my hognose or ball python. Even if I could keep them all, I wouldn't have had room for all 3 of them anyway. It was a really tough choice... I didn't want to give them up, but I didn't really have any other option. I wanted to be sure my snakes ended up in good hands though, so I reached out to Emily and she was able to take them, which I'm so incredibly grateful for! She had to adopt out my Ball Python, but I know she made sure he went to a good home. Emily had room in her personal collection for my hognose though, so it's really awesome that I'll get to see her again if/when she gets shown in any videos. The name I had given her was Harley, though Forever Spicy is a fitting name for her too!

@@aharttsx8019 aww I want snakes , preferably a hognose tho

@@aharttsx8019 I just want to say that I think its wonderful that you prioritized what was best for your snakes. I know that's really hard to do but really is a true testament to love. I'm also thrilled you got to keep your old man. I'm sure he's happiest with the person he's always known and therefore the healthiest too. Forever Spicy has SUCH a cute little grump face. A very... HOw ABSoluTe DaRE you kind of face! I bet she'll make some adorable little bebbehs!

@@Chaotic_Pixie thanks so much for the wonderful comment! I do love her little grump face - it's just too perfect for her personality haha. I also just can't wait to see any babies she might have!

Yeah, that would be so cool!

absolutely agree like a 2022 breeding plans recap. Sounds amazing would be super informative and entertaining to see all the outcomes.

Yes that would be awsome!!!

Old comment, but I agree. That could be a chance to give updates on the snakes too.

I'm dying, this cracks me up, I never stopped to think they did it with live toads 😂😂

I read screaming toads BAHAHAHHA

Or that the coffee is ready and there’s chocolate on the side…

@@battlebear437 oh yes! We really wouldn’t have half the fun we do have without Emily, Ed, the staff, and the reptiles! Thank you Snake Discovery!!!

Ya so true lol

Tinely's like a giant dating expo for the snakes, right? Super exciting! 🤣

or that babies are hatching! That gets her really excited too. Oh lordy! Could you imagine Emily if babies pipped the morning of Tinley AND it was free coffee day? I feel like she'd float away from sheer happy.

That's some amazing growth. It can be hard to relearn old behaviors. I'm so happy for you! (and the snake too. ^.^)

@@lionessoftor4139 me too, I never thought I would see the day I would actually know about snakes. Thank you

I would not be able to resist the urge to pick up and admire. Possibly get stabbed if Loki was involved

that’s really cool

@@polarstorm1424 thanks 💕

Upgrades are great! Well done!

@@muurrarium9460 thank you! I really appreciate it 💕

I am jealous!! It sounds like a dream view! 😍 I live in a big city with no snakes to be seen for miles and miles.... 😭 Do you know what species they were?

@@momamiandkiddokelsi9027 I live in the city too but my house has a bigger yard than most so honestly I’m just really lucky lol . The ones I saw were common garter snakes . We also get dekays brown snakes . They like to hangout near my garden.

@@Lalosherb thanks for your reply! You are a lucky one! Take good care of those beauty's 😍

@@Lalosherb Must be a nice garden then

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Yep. Kinda disappointed they didn’t. I have some chores to get done and a good 2-3 hr Snake Discovery or Aquarium Co-op video is always good to have on in the background.

What?? I doubt anyone would even think to kill abuncha snakes just to get their name in a world record book lol. You don't get any kinda prize or anymore real relevant recognition than your name being in the book or anything.

@@SomeOne-zw6kh Sadly, some people really hate snakes and would do that as a hunting trophy of sorts. I live in SE Missouri, so I wouldn't be surprised by someone trying that in my area.

@@SomeOne-zw6kh In Florida they kill invasive snakes, but idk if they’d kill a ton for a world record

@@SomeOne-zw6kh considering the rattlesnake contests that are only recently being phased out...

It would be a lot easier to hold a bunch of chilled snakes that are not focused on moving away from each other/the handler. So yes, popping them in the fridge first would NOT be animal friendly, but get you a world record (holding live snakes) the easy way.

Dog Discovery.

@@Kazutoification That made me crack up 😂

Amogus sus

Baby’s! Blelele, 🐍

Ah, you have the derpiest burrowing noodle! Great choice!

@@ettinakitten5047I HAD to get the derpiest little noodle lol I totally agree! 😂

Baby hognose snakes tongue-flicking for the first time? I think that might comapre

Did they say what species he is? I backed it up but didn't catch it. He looks amazing!

@@DaleyKreations He's a scaleless Texas rat snake!

@@shaunacorrigan9372 Cool - cause he looks like a legless dragon to me! XD

I would love to have a Garter, but they aren't allowed here.

@@Galemor1 Really? Where do you live? I mean I just found that one on a hike, I took pictures and let it go. My friends all thought I kept it but I wouldn't do that, I'm getting a captive bred snake. Probably a king snake 😊

Ive got a ball python and he feels like a harder less squishy version of those cheap fake snakes, except you can feel slight ridges where one row of scales ends and another begins, it's pretty cool!

@@TotallyARealPerson thank you for telling me! god i want to hold a snake and know what it's like hahaha

Generally they will have lower temperature! So after three weeks ish without food every couple of days they slowly lower then temp until about 55F where they stay for a few months. From feb to March. Where they slowly raise the temp in a similar way. Once there hear is back on they feed them again! This simulates the winter months they usually go through! So the waking up is them getting warmed up! Your snake refusing to eat is going through a similar process, but without the lower temps. So removing his heat Matt if he does the same thing next year might help him out!

@@kallarae927 Hi! I did turn his heat mat off once he stopped eating, he hasn't eaten anything since September, should I turn his heat mat back on and start offering food? he came out a couple of weeks ago and still looks the same, I didn't notice any weight loss

Yea

I kinda wish they would do it again, it was a staple!!!

Probably compost. With all the snake waste on it, it would compost very well. Or make good mulch if you garden. The waste products serve as nutrients for the plants. You could even just dump it out in the woods and it would be beneficial to the plants around it.

@@Macachee very true! aspen fibers would be carbon so add some food waste and you've got a great compost recipe! Plus it being broken down into fibers would make composting breakdown go so much faster

That is very long-

Lucky! I’m cross continent from them… I have almost no chance of visiting them…😢

Too bad Chris Pratt is a jagoff

don't worry it's only cold 5 months a year! 😂😂