SnakeBytesTV-Snake Body Language

[BHB]

When handling or feeding a snake there is nothing more important then learning how to read their body language. After getting bit thousands of times and feeding milllions of rodents off I have gotten pretty good at looking for signs of what a snake actions are going to be. I try to explain my thoughts as I'm opening snakes cages that are normally not the friendliest to work with. It wouldn't be SnakeBytesTV if we didn't put Chewy to the test with an Albino Blood that is in a bad mood. We'll see how he does with that? To watch the show just go to: www.youtube.com/snakebytestv please comment, 5 star rate and subscribe. Next week it'll be two years of us doing the show and I can't thank everyone enough for all the support we've gotten over that time. Without you guys we would have never gotten this far. Thanks, Brian(BHB)

[Freakie_frog]

Very good show Brian.. reading body language is a fantastic way to reduce both the stress on you and the animal. It's a skill that people just have to learn from first hand experience and as we all know experience is both a crule but effective instructor..

Good job!!

[withonor]

That was a fun episode. I don't have a lot of reptile experience but I think body language is a universal language. I can tell how they're feeling just like my dog, cat, birds and rabbit.

[piper]

I think it was a good change, I have found the skits put into the shows take up about 2/3rd's of the episode. This one was really good. Brians part, Chewy gets bit and then the question of the week..

[dr del]

Wait?..

Chewy 1 albino blood 0?

It looked more like albino blood 3 (including a superb double-ender ) and chewy 1.

Gotta love the bite and shi... er poop combo.

By the way the first thing I noticed was the mark on your wrist - what managed to catch you to do that?


dr del

[Soterios]

Brian, I would pay money for a DVD of hours of footage of Chewy getting bit and going, "woohoo"


It kills me everytime!

[Emilio]

Great informative episode. Learning snake body language makes keeping these amazing animals a breeze. Oh a chewy was hilarious as usual.