Any Good Youtube Reptile Channels?

[artgecko]

I saw a thread like this on a FB group and thought I'd start one here. I'd like to know what channels you enjoy watching on youtube and what they cover.

I know there are people on youtube that have a bad rep., or are generally maligned, but lets try to not focus on that and keep it positive. I know I could really use some new people to watch and (hopefully) help support by subscribing and liking their material if they produce good videos.

To get us started, I'll post a few of the ones I enjoy below.
1. NERD- mostly BP, Monitor, and Retic related, but interesting care videos and commentary on things like genetics.
2. JKR-- Care / tip videos, cutting and clutch videos, and morph information. Almost exclusively BPs

3. Olympus Reptiles- Cuttings, Clutches, Genetics, General care, Some venomous, mostly BP related

4. Hissy Fit Reptiles- *same as above, but all BP related*

5. Royal Constrictor Designs- Gerrick's channel, all BP related

6. Rooted in Reptiles- All BTS related information on care

7. The Dart Frog Queen- Dart frog viv setups, culturing food, chameleons

8. Dav Kaufman- "herper's TV" and "hobby breeders" series plus his vlog. Interviews with breeders, tours of facilities, herping in foreign countries

9. Kamp Kenan- Mostly about reptiles in his facility, but also tours and interviews others, rescue / relocation, etc.

10. Brian Gundy- Good information on Boas and BPs, mostly morph related, but also care.

[Booper]

My favourite is Balls2U, love watching his clutch cutting and listening to his thoughts regarding ball pythons. He is a UK based snake owner though, so views might not line up to American standards!

[ElliotNess]

My take on them

1. NERD- Only big name with real passion
2. JKR-- Big Name - Great Morphs - Should do more informational videos. They come off across sometimes as sales pitches more than anything else.
3. Olympus Reptiles- Good Info but lately rants and sponsored by TGR who refuses to resolve their tape connection issues...
4. Hissy Fit Reptiles- weird voice - cant listen too long.
5. Royal Constrictor Designs- Garrick is AWESOME - I have a bunch of his stuff.
6. Rooted in Reptiles- Gonna check them out
7. The Dart Frog Queen- Gonna check them out
8. Dav Kaufman- Weird Dude
9. Kamp Kenan- Just discovered his channel...
10. Brian Gundy- Probably the most genuine person who wants to help inform about reptiles on EARTH

[Pengil]

Not a big YouTube person, but I really enjoy Reptile Discovery. There isn't a ton of ball python specific videos, because that's not one of the species she keeps (although there are a couple about helping a friend's beeps after they were recovered from a house fire...), but she does quite a few general snake and reptile education videos. Viewers can even vote on which pet they want to see get fed next, and there's quite a variety to choose from- hoggies, kingsnakes, garters, some boas I think, retics, egg eating snakes, toads, fish, geckos, turtles, and even a stunted alligator she rescued.

[mlededee]

Triple B TV- interviews and collection features with a variety of reptile breeders
Always Evolving Pythons- ball pythons
DM Exotics- Unusual colubrids and pythons, also field herping trips to Thailand and surrounding areas
Reach Out Reptiles- reticulated pythons
Godbold Exotics- arboreal boas
K Brothers Pythons (not doing new videos, but they have some really good stuff on their channel)- Australian pythons

Also here are some good radio shows if that is your thing:
Morelia Python Radio
Corallus Radio
Green Tree Python Keeper Radio
Herpetological Highlights
Chameleon Breeder Podcast

[Valyrian]

drthik1 has some great videos on Burms and Retics. His big albino Burm girl Cornflake and male Goldenchild Retic Moses are always good to see.

[SDA]

Snake Discovery

Not just reptiles but amazing info on terrariums - Serpa Design

[hilabeans]

Snake Discovery

Not just reptiles but amazing info on terrariums - Serpa Design

I love Snake Discovery. I watch all of her videos with my daughters.

[C.Marie]

Triple B tV is awesome as well as his blogs his does a live stream every Tuesday eight o'clock western time

[pretends2bnormal]

I've been watching viperkeeper lately. His channel is entirely venomous snakes, but it's fascinating to see so many of them since I don't have any plans to keep any.
(and where I live, meeting one would be either a copperhead or a rattlesnake... both not a good idea)

His commentary working with them is pretty funny and the variety of animals is amazing. Videos span back at least 10 years, so there's a lot of content to see.