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You rock Ms. Vanessa!!

Just a kiss…rare encounters like this I don’t mind. I didn’t react much to it in the video so it probably won’t earn us any extra views lol

Yes, they can double clutch or even triple clutch if you are feeding them enough and their condition is good.

It is but can be hard to find…usually have to put in a lot of hours and a lot of trekking to find animals(and luck).

If we actually charged admission we would have to bribe police to allow us to operate just like must be done with so many other ventures over here. There is no admission lol…as a rule I only slide people money for the lucrative things.

@@DMExotics lol

We think so. After the first GTP on Biak, I reminded Apple that I don’t personally know anyone that has documented GTP’s there, I also don’t even know anyone that has been to Biak other than the friends we are traveling with…that was a very special encounter and there can never be another first time for that. I haven’t seen any fellow foreigners since the 8th(not counting my reflection in the mirror lol).

@@DMExotics And I see so many more "FIRSTS" in your future! There are those who talk talk talk...and those who DO! I love it man. (My ears perk up when the DOers talk!). Looking forward to all you guys have to share! Thank you both! You guys always keep it real!

@@DMExoticsgreat stuff. I spent quite some time with Danny Gunalen and Ari Flagle in Papua firstly, looking and finding nesting Boelen’s pythons, but also found Merauke GTP and Biak on our travels, and Cyclops mountain near Jayapura. I love this sort of content..

@@MrCites1 Ah yes, the "research and conservation"...I am only making videos.

At this moment I don’t have any but I have something in the works. I did have a breeding loan but it went sideways so not anymore.

@@DMExotics You don’t need any right now though. You can just go out and see them in the wild. What could be better than seeing em in their natural environment?

@@happybee7725True, but travel here is not so simple. We try to give a sense of what it’s like but even our videos do not show the whole picture.

There’s more coming

I’m just along for the ride. We are currently in Indonesia expanding our business…maybe I’ll do something house related down here. Indonesia seems a lot easier for retirees(especially when you buy even a small house).

Most of UA-cam is fake but we don’t care about views so we keep it real.

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The same ones from our previous videos, they are a small locality found in Nan. Which subspecies I am not sure. They do not range all throughout Thailand and I am unaware if they range into Myanmar....they may to a very tiny extent but even the border right now is a dangerous place.

You don't have to figure out how to get them, we import surplus into the USA every June and some years we add a December run(this year likely).

I'll message you about doing something on one of those upcoming imports

If someone wants to order enough to fill a box, we can take it into LAX and our broker will forward freight. It can be mixed with Boiga but non-venomous I am not sure. This year IATA has imposed new regulations that would require us to divide boxes into "compartments" if mixed venomous and non and I am not sure right now how USFWS is interpreting the verbiage. For Malaysian species, permit applications went in three months ago so it cannot be last minute.

@@DMExotics I understand. How many animals would make up the large box you’d mentioned?

@@StLMikie No idea, it is one of the styrofoamed lined boxes you see from our Malaysia unboxings. If small...a ton. If adults not a crazy amount. If it is concerning, maybe not a good option. I usually import 7-10 boxes like this.

You could have even just one animal sitting in a large box like that, freight is going to be pretty significant because you are going to to pay a share of intl. and then domestic.

@@DMExotics I see.

The reason I started my channel years ago…all retics and ball pythons. Still not popular though.

I can but not sure if I want them or not…trying to be selective.