I mean, he isn’t wrong. All reptiles are amazing 😂

I mean, if you can afford to keep an alligator, know how to keep one and you think alligators are the best. Sure, that's probably the best reptile for you.

And then he goes and argues it. Successfully.

when it comes to the Blood Pythons he is right on, I would rate it 4 out of 5 I have had my blood now for about a year, it is 5 Y/O about 4 foot, I am not going to power feed either, I like slow and natural too. it came to me from a handler at a zoo so it is use to everything, actually likes being held and wraps my arm when he knows he is going to be put back, since mine is well handled and has never really had a bad situation ..... other pets, he gets along with and interacts fine with my 100 Lbs German Shepard (the dog is very well mannered) LOL not as good of an eater as Clint says LOL Large or even jombo F/T just fine, some times ya gotta play the dance, then he may hit it hard from the side and suck on it for 10 min. before moving it around to eat, I have also seen it eat tail first, Im thinking how are you going to do that LOL but he did sometimes in N.Y it gets a little below 70 in my house, it does not seem to bother him, I do notice he slows down a little, but he has a heating pad and a nice tight Blue Stone hide over it I keep 3 different breeds of snakes, its not as active as my Ball Python LOL, the blood can really sit in the same spot for days! you might even think its dead I dont handle him for a day or two after eating just to let things settle, not that you cant its just what I do, since I have a feeding box he dont go into feeding mode every time I open his tank so I have to handle him after feeding to put him back.... I also try not to handle him in shed, sometimes he can be pissy, he almost always hisses when his tank is open that seems to be what this breed does haha but once you start to pick him up he dont hiss at all after its just an over all good (Large) snake, if you are going to get one I suggest watching as many videos from all these guys always be careful, wash your hands before and after handling, make sure its awake and get a few short flicks before reaching and and pulling it out and you will be fine :)

Safari that’s the most accurate description of Clint ever.

Omg right on the nail! This needs more upvotes

Won't Clint be our best neighbor? To figure this out we've broken him into five categories....

I said the same thing back in September lol. "Why Don't I Get Bitten? 24 Tips For Reading Snakes & Avoiding Snake Bites"

So weird, just watched another Video, where he was described as the Bob Ross of Reptiles and NOW I'm not sure what's more accurate!

While I think that itd be weird on a reptile video i gotta appreciate them allowing youtubers to make some money

Seems like the only one who doesn’t 😂, love the profile pic 🦇💀🦇

You mean zoomed

A7X fan?

😅 tru

That is so accurate and I love it 😂❤😂

Okay, not every reptile is the best pet, it's more: 'best reptile confirmed' tbh

True, and I love it

Uh.......

The whole point of "probably the best reptile", "arguably the best reptile" and "one of the coolest reptiles" is that it is not confirming it in fact is the best reptile. It is a lecture in subjectivity. What will be the BEST PET REPTILE for one person, will not necessarily be the case for another. Fact is that one can never confirm one reptile is the best, for what constitutes "best reptile" have different parameters for what would be best for the individual. With that in mind, confirming a reptile as the best pet reptile is impossible. The closest one can get is "probably", "arguably" and "on of the.." I find it beautiful that way.

Nice! I just got a baby blood python almost two weeks ago and love it 👍

I bought mine as a baby and he's been an awesome snake never striked at me once and I've had him for about 4 years now

@@pedro200232201 same, my guy huffs and puffs a little but he’s never struck at me, let alone bit me. I was all prepared for a nippy baby but he’s just been the biggest sweetheart.

Mine is active af at night he is fast too.

Congrats!!!! btw how often do u handle him?? How’s his temper with u and others? My boa is cooler w me than she is w my dad and he hates her. Lol. Any advice you wanna share if u do feel like it will be greatly appreciated.

we have a blood in our snoot family. i carry her around like a baby. she loves it.

@@JK-vy8vh wow i never got the comment notifications until just now. Finding stuff 5 months old feels pretty bad. To answer your question i hold him as an adult around once a month but not that often these days do to other issues. He is quite calm and chill usually just being curious. As a baby he was a little nipper though and i held him usually three or four times a week when he was little to get him acclimated to being handled and people. Short periods of time to start then longer. He actually calmed down surprisingly fast though i think that was partially due to me keeping his tank next to my desk in my apartment when he was a baby and even now so he got used to me being around even when not holding him. Hope that helps and sorry for the long delay.

@@robertal8500 Nice. Also is yours head shy? Asking as trying to figure out how much of an outlier Thud (my blood python) is as not only is he not head shy but seems to enjoy head rubs and will actively try to get them.

Big enough to burn diesel 🚛

Mathilda Murray yes

The girth reminds me of my private

You like em thicc?

That's what she said 😉

How thick is a Snicker?

@@ClintsReptiles when it comes to thickness, a Snicker scores 5 out of 5

@@ClintsReptiles idk about how thick, but I do know they're heavy like a Chevy

@@ClintsReptiles ask T-Pain!

thicker than a bowl of oat meal

Aren’t the short-tailed, the blood and Bornean species all sort of considered “blood pythons”? I know they’re different species under the same genus, so obviously they’re not the same exact species… that’s like saying all ball pythons are Burmese are all rock pythons are all blood pythons are Angolan etc. lol. But I thought the Bornean and short-tailed were also called “blood pythons”? Maybe the association has changed recently. Some of the taxonomy has changed… _Python breitensteini_ is from Borneo; the Sumatran short-tailed, _P. curtus_ and then what was considered the “standard” of blood pythons, which lives mainly on the mainland of Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and some offshore islands, _P. brongersmai_ was formerly called Brongersmai’s python?

​@@erikm8372 they're generally called the short tailed python complex. They're close enough where all their care requirements are the same besides cage and prey size.

Hm this video was just uploaded... why have you commented it 4 days ago? xD

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@@voltix9594 ok. Thx

Why 4 days

Why 4 day's

Sometimes people comment that we are running out of material. Clearly that is not the case :)

This is a very comprehensive list 😂😂

Clint's Reptiles I want to see you hold a viper

GO BEARDED ANOLE!

False water cobra twice?

You're very welcome! Thank you for the kind feedback. I hope all is well with you and your iguana. They can be great if you put in the work, they are just way more work than most lizards.

@@ClintsReptiles haha, yes. I have noticed that. He's a bit mean, expensive, and overall a bit of a handful. But is a lot of fun and always an eye catcher when people come to see my animals!

Jacobs Herps whoosh

@@GorillaClaymation r/ihavereddit

I heard that from my ex once before

Oh no

That’s what she said

They also have *spectacular* colors, too.

PETA probably.

It’s all the tree blood pythons not appreciating getting called awkward

Maybe it was a rat or a mouse that doesn't want to get eaten?

I believe that's from to high a humidity. Should be smooth.

No, those dimpled scales are actually from too low humidity. That doesn’t mean he’s not taking good care of it or that the snake is unhealthy. It’s virtually impossible to keep a bloodpython in the exact right humidity: the air in an enclosure is usually quite stagnant, as opposed to in open nature.Too humid conditions will then quickly cause respiratory problems. In other words... better let it have some dimpled scales than pneumonia.

Is there any real difference in care? So far I haven't found any differences online but I like having first hand accounts

​@@wyattrippy5939 Their care is pretty much identical

Hows your python doing dude?

Unfortunately feeding videos are likely to get a video demonized

@@lolfiish Ye whats that about, youtube screwes you with everything these days. Its just the law of nature, what is so bad about it, its just plain stupid.

He said mass He never cusses cause hes mormon

@Jessica Yun Girl, I heard the same and also had to rewatch. Haha

You're welcome! What do you hope to see now?

@@ClintsReptiles Clint's Reptiles Definitely make a dumerils boa video next. They are amazing and I think they make great medium to large sized pet snakes.

Thank you!

I agree

Came to comment this lol. I have one, they are such an underrated snake, and there aren't a lot of educational videos about them

Just coming by to say I'm very interested in them! My local reptile store actually has one, I always look at him :)

Mikiii B agreed! When I was researching to get mine I had a HECK of a time finding accurate info. Ended up joining some groups and got what I needed but I would love to see these guys get the attention they deserve. I adore my boy!