Wagler's Pit Viper Gives Birth! 

Thanks Darry means a lot we try to real hard to get good quality footage of the animals as well and not just the humans ☺️☺️

Thank you! Did you see the updated video of the babies? They are getting so big we are going to be moving them into display cages soon

@@TobiesTroop Hi. No I've not seen that video yet but going to right now. Won't be missing another one 😊🐍🐍

Thank you, not gonna lie, I love that camera lol.

🤣🤣🤣 Thanks Jim! Hopefully going to be getting back into the swing of things soon! Life has been super busy but over all well. Hope you are doing good as well! Another vet check for Tobie next week (keep him in your thoughts). Also got a couple more videos edited should be posting one today and one next week!

Thanks Michael, we get lots of practice, but we have also been really lucky. We still get occasional babies that are pains!

Thanks Oracle Reptiles, we are super happy to have them born. Hoping to put more pairs together next year!

Thank you neprajah, from across the pond! 😃

Thanks you! Congrats on the recent baby eyelashes btw! Nothing more rewarding than getting baby snakes!

Thanks Irondogg Reptiles, we were excited to say the least. Now the fun part tease feeding for 6 months until they decide to take food on their own

Thanks Dustin, we try and film the stuff we do thats different, hoping to get to weekly videos, maybe someday biweekly.... btw more cool babies coming in the future 😎

Thank you Stephanie 😊 ☺

Me too 😁🐍🐍

Hahaha we keep it all natural!

@@TobiesTroop natural pest control, no chemicals needed lol

Thanks Ryan!

Thanks David! Can't tell you how jealous I am you got to see wild wags, its a dream of ours to find and film wild ones. I hear they are quite common to find?

@@TobiesTroop they are not to difficult to find here. I probably average one a month without looking all the time. It’s a tiny island with a big city, but a lot of stunning snakes in the green places. Oh, and a monkey or two!

@@Dr_Rig Monkeys, even more tempting. One day we will make it there, if we do we will def post some videos!

Thanks man! They rreally are incredible!

@Juan Damelines, thank you we couldn't be more happy with this litter!

They really are, and they keep getting prettier with age!

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Thank you Andres Johansson!

Thank Kenneth, so glad you like our videos! These snakes are from a very tropical region of the world (SE Asia), we mist them to help maintain property humidity and so they can drink. Bc its rains so much from where they live most don't like to drink from water bowls. Feel free ro ask is about anything else!

@@TobiesTroop ah ok understood! Thanks for that! I am from Singapore and we are not allowed to keep snakes as pets here, we can only photograph them in the forests. Thanks for the info! You guys got Instagram?

@Dave Scire, I know I know.... we had tobie in the room (in a cage of course) I realized i forgot to add his scene when it was too late! We've been having so many things go on as of late. Tobie has been a diva lately, hes demanding more screen time it seems but acts like a wild 🐒! The waglers have proportionatly HUGE fangs and they are so rarely bred and successfully raised in captivity that I don't know but I woild assume it would be about 4+ years to adult size. That seems to be average for a lot of smaller arboreal vipers!

OMG you had me LMAO@ Tobie being a diva and demanding more screen time!! I wish I would have seen that on video lol and honestly I'm shocked Tobie was so quiet while you were filming... Keep up the good work can't wait for the next video

@Dave Scire, added much more tobie this week! You mentioned him smiling in a past video, the ending of this weeks video you can see him smile many times btw. Also forgot to mention... Taylor is 4'10" LOL 😆

@@TobiesTroop yea I just saw the new video and holy shit she is short lol can we say midget?? lol

BMG, we just collect them from the yard and when we are out. We found some huge ones in some agricultural areas that seem to be thriving for us

No. Surprisingly they become more picky after first shed

We still have all our wags and they continue to breed and thrive. 78-82, 50-60% humidity. Keep dry mist daily to every other day. Feed monthly. Plants that do best are pothos. Let us know if you need any help :)

@@TobiesTroop awesome thank you!

@@TobiesTroop also even a yearling feed monthly?

@@TobiesTroop oh and what lighting do y’all use

We produced two litters this year, everything is already gone. They go so quick no time to even post ads.

Lots of house plants, we often find pathos do the best