To be honest, I will never go near a venomous snake but I want a ball python so badly that I'm watching every snake video possible 😂

Am I the only one who jumped back when the first snake popped out?? 😂😂

Thank you for being a common sense venomous keeper. I see so much dangerous handling on KZfaq and Instagram.

My boy of three years was giving me an attitude. He's pretty big now, but the hand to the head trick really does work.

I didn't know you had venomous snakes but duh of course you do! I'm sooooooo glad I found your channel

I'll stick to my ball pythons and corn snakes, no fun keeping somthing that can kill you

My little daughter and I love your channel. She loves snakes and I love watching her learn about such cool animals.

"she is a nice thicc female"

the comment @ 17:55-18:29 is so true. "You have to anticipate error," before it's to late. You have to see things that could be a problem. I wish I thought about that years ago

Bro... The very first one you dealt with had me shitting myself. You have an immense set of balls on you, sir.

This is nuts but respect you and your passion. And ur interesting.

like how when you tapped the door the rattling started

Great video guys. Very calm and no BS crazy stuff. I liked how much y’all emphasize on safety and strike zone. Very straight forward and informative. Thanks.

hello again Olympus Reptiles!! just wanted to say I for one don't mind when you get " too science(y) for the videos". basics are cool for beginners but I bet alot of your audience will be able to understand & follow the more complex things. if not I hope hearing these new things will spark more interest in our hobby & people will want to learn more & more. thanks for the upload!!

You always have some of the most stunning rattlesnake morphs I’ve ever seen.

With a wonderful attitude like you have with venomous snakes you would work wonderfully around big cats or horses! Fixing a problem before it is a problem is a man that has some smarts about him!!!!!

Finally a venomous keeper that's not a hypocrite by saying "do not get a venomous reptile"

Very educational and taught me a lot as being a snake keeper myself THANKS!!!!!

There's so many people on Instagram like chrissweet and David's feed that all have venomous snakes, I really wanted one and now you have changed my mind. Thanks, you saved my life, literally 😂

This video was really refreshing. Than you for being so responsible. I've seen some handlers on Instagram free handling these snakes and my heart stops whenever I see it!

“Venomous reptiles don’t make good pets” aww man I was really looking forward to owning a cobra 😂

10:07 I felt like a scientist THE SPECIMEN IS ESCAPEING GET IT!!!

danger noodles no like hooman

I don’t even ever think of getting a venomous snake but I just like watching this mans videos

I love reptiles, animals in General, u guys jst shine, keep it up, u guys r so cool.

Well done vid. There are a lot in this hobby who don't take these animals as seriously as they should and I think that was a great vid showing just how to do things correctly. 👌

Actually, it's theoretically possible to selectively breed venomous snakes to produce less venom to at least not to be lethal to humans so you can still keep this beautiful snakes with fangs. However, we can say it's still a venomous snake since it has venom but the venom is so weak that getting bitten will only make the bite swell for a few minutes. BTW, I personally love the looks of vipers, adders, and rattlesnakes, I love those triangular heads, fangs, keeled scales, and elliptical pupils. I love these snakes so bad, someone should selectively breed now, maybe you could?

You are brave - I am glad you post videos so I don't ever have to get a venomous snake to learn about them. And please get as sciency as you'd like - I doubt anyone will complain. Thanks for what you do!😬

While I would never keep anything this dangerous, I get the appeal of this hobby. There is such respect for the animal, and it's really great to see this versus immediate fear and demonizing.

He pulls out the python bin and lifts the python *python thinking*: oh this is it my shot with the camera!!! *gets put back* python: oh.... okay.

Olympus, and Viper Keeper and Tom are the few hot keepers that I watch. Tom got me into keeping hots, and I continue to still watch videos to keep up with current knowledge, and husbandry tips...

Nice meeting you guys at the show yesterday at the expo in aurora. Keep up the good work!

Nice collection. Kind of interesting to see how nervous your rattlers behave since they're kept in a rack system. This is in contrast to my experience of keeping the majority of my venomous in glass terrariums and having them being much more relaxed. Venomous keeping definitely needs to be approached like a religion, with an unwavering set of rules if you want to be successful. My rules are simple; Always have a clear head, never work venomous early in the morning or late at night, and especially never after drinking alcoholic beverages. Keep distractions to a minimum, no cell phones nearby and lock the door to the snake room. I also never show off my snakes (outside of their enclosures) or do live feedings for friends. I have nearly 20 years of venomous keeping, having kept a collection that numbered as many as 50 adults for a period of time, never had an accidents.

Sorry but the water dishes all needed cleaning out properly instead of just topping up with water - all that debris and possible crap in there not good!

Beautiful westerns! Absolutely amazing!

beautiful creatures! they deserve all the respect...from afar. keep up the good work! stay safe

I live in Southern Australia, we have lots of varieties of snakes here, most very poisonous... but we have none of those rattlers you have in the US ... what an amazing variety you have!!!

Love, love this!!! Very good hot video! I miss my rattlesnakes, love hearing that sound!

These good Noodles need more water and attention. Bless these grumpy loves.

Subscribe! I'm so glad I stumbled onto this video. I love rattlesnakes. Yours are all stunning, and you have great advice for people! Thanks for sharing

This video is giving me anxiety. You are one crazy dude!

Its very nice to see someone implementing safety properly major props nice to see a positive example for the hot community *thumbs up*

Well it's good trick, everything done with minimum risk. Nice video, keep posting we are watching you.

This video is amazing. So good. Why? I'm about to get my first snake, probably a ball python. I had previously thought about the future, and climbing the ladder eventually to venomous snakes. You have disabused me of that madness. Thank you.

Great idea have a snake you can't even look at. You must be one of those geniuses I've heard about

Good Stuff! Always great to see your new vids!

Buddy system! Definitely a must!

I love Brian channel and snake discovery but I just added your channel to my list. I been binge watching 😊😊

Looks like you got a fun job that keeps you on your toes haha love the vid!

the snake at 22:23 has hearts on its back

One day when I have my own house and are an advanced snake owner, I will consider getting a Pygmy rattlesnake. I would rather deal with a tiny terror then a much bigger terror.

That's crazy, i had no idea you had rattle snakes. They're cool looking but you're a brave man.

Great video, Beautiful snakes, Keep up the good work!

Excellent video very epic rattle snakes. Also very educational.

Best handling of snakes I have seen I don't own any and don't want any but a cool video.

at 14:00 when the snake struck i literally screamed and fell off my chair

I’m pretty new to the snake world in general so I would definitely not be getting into owning/raising venemous snakes or even large snake species for the time being. That being said, I am also a huge animal nerd and love seeing videos that explain what’s going on in more depth. I haven’t seen too many videos in the way of snake vocabulary especially in reference to genetic traits and how that works in snakes. It’d be really interesting to see a video like that in addition to the content you’ve already been posting. Thank you for the great snake videos!

Awesome dude, very educational.

Massasaugas live in Michigan where I'm from, and also in Arizona, where I live now. He's pretty!!

Oh my god the caramel albino female was stunning

There are people like you to do these things so the rest of us don't have to lol. Great video dude!

Super educational, thank you for all the information.

I always like the video before I watch your videos.And thank you for making this video as I told you before I hope to work with rattlesnakes...Going Yooper.Awesome.

Recently got my first snake (Enchi BP) love watching your videos, keep up the good work :)

Great presentation!

Super pretty snakes!

I love copperheads Of course wv only has copperhead and Rattlers but I like the colors on copperheads

Buggin 😬😬😬, nah but respect it takes balls to do this

Still an awesome video. Years later! LOL

ur amazing i used to be afraid of snakes and now im not since ur really good

Wow rattlesnakes are such pretty animals, don't think I'll ever keep one though. I think I'll stick to my ball pythons and king snakes.

Those snakes are so cool

The passion is real

You could do with something like magnetic water dishes you can lift out with a stick with a magnet on the end. That way you don't need to spill the dish contents when lifting them out. Cools snakes there, you don't often see snakes like this.

At 17:37, he tries to be all cool, not knowing that the glass on the snake container is broken, decides he wants to put his arm up there. Smart!

I think you should put some kind of stopper on the frame, so when you open up the tray with snake in them, it will go that length, I would hate if you opened it the tray and it falls out. Very dangerous. Great video.

You look, sound, act and even dress identical to a friend of mine. So I sent a screenshot of you and he couldn't believe it. So I sent him your channel link so he could come here and watch himself on screen.

I have a baby purple! Omg, they're gorgeous!

I live in Oklahoma. I’ve only seen copperheads and water masckin (however you spell it). I haven’t seen any type of rattle snake yet. I’ve lived in the country too.

Dont think I could handle dealing with the anxiety of working with these guys all the time.

Very interesting and informative video!!! Nice to see the different morphs. I would love to see a piebald rattlesnake. I wonder if they have markings similar to piebald Ball Pythons?

just got my first "will kill you not just hurt you" snake and absolutely love him, a male malabu pit viper. Though I'd never handle him care free, he is on the more docile side which allows me to grab him behind the head while taking safety precautions

That purple haze one is cute as fuck!

I love to watch videos like these but I don’t think I’ll ever get a danger noodle because I like my fingers

same here lol I like the video before watching those rattle snakes didn't sound happy lmao

Awesome video

Impressive collection, great info from your videos. I'll stick to ball pythons and hognose's

Beautiful male diamond back! I have a carmel female too.

you are awesome man!

Good thing I’ve never ran into a copperhead in Pennsylvania

This is my first time in life saw a white colour rattle snake

I have learned so much

Do a full update on that facility

If you open up the cage with your hands, you’re gonna have a bad time. Mk. If you pick the snake up with your hands, you’re gonna have a bad time. Mk..... #South Park reference

I love this video

That first rattlesnake you handled made me jump, it jumped out of the box soooo quick they move too quick for my eyes too even follow

a good venomous snake to start with is something not very hot. Like a cat snake, or Asian vine snake, some say kraits are good starters but i really dont think so. great video man, keep up the great work.

Nice video and a great collection

I caught a red western diamondback a couple months ago that was really red never seen one like it I see cool ones all the time hear working construction in southern California

Awesome collection, I was hoping to see a gaboon viper they are my favorite but I could never keep one .