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Snakes are creatures of habit and are totally capable of learning routines and some of my snakes will let me know when they need to excrete waste so they go into a plastic tote and are taken outdoors and when they have finished they climb back into their plastic tote to come back inside so they can go back into their enclosure. They are by no means stupid animals !!! The snake in this video is Chewy, my 11 foot male Coastal Carpet Python.

Making this video to show people how amazing snakes are that are handled and socialized just like anyone's dogs or cats they make awesome pets and companions. I have a message in this video for EVERYONE that keeps snakes and raises them and loves having them, about our future so PLEASE watch the entire video !!!! Thank You :)
Music Credit: Music Owner: Kevin MacLeod
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Song Title: Sneaky

Snakes are VERY curious animals and that natural curiosity is often mistaken by people that don't understand snakes as an aggressive action toward someone. Snakes in the wild will normally try to flee and get away from people not approach them !! If a snake is coming toward you odds are the snake is just curious about who you are and what you are doing !!! This is Jade, my adult female Coastal Carpet Python being her usual prissy curious self. Snakes are very amazing animals especially if they are handled and socialized and my snakes all enjoy human interaction and follow me constantly when we're outdoors. In reference to Jade, she has a cute nickname that everyone calls her now (Miss Prissy Pants) because she is so particular and prissy and dainty acting for a snake LOL Jade actually has to have her own set of tongs because she refuses to accept her feeders from any other set of tongs that aren't hers :)

I spend most of my time with my snakes out of their enclosures they are an everyday part of my life and family and they are VERY social animals that enjoy being around people. My niece, Crystal was visiting and she was enjoying hanging out with Jade, my female Coastal Carpet Python and accidentally smacked Jade in her nose LOL The looks were priceless for the remainder of the visit Jade kept glaring at Crystal.

http://www.reptilesmagazine.com/Snake... To work with big constrictor snakes you have to become one with the snake !!! You have to show complete trust in each other, respect each other, learn the boundaries that both the snake and handler have at ALL times with each other, learn to interpret and read the snakes body language and always remain calm and patient when handling a big snake !!! For some it comes natural and for others it takes LOTS of years of experience to become one with the snake !!! The snake in this video is Chewy, he came from Brian Barczyk at BHB Reptiles and Chewy is an 11 foot male Coastal Carpet Python and a VERY social snake !!