These Green Tree Pythons are ready (and some that aren't)

Not every Green Tree Python is ready—and that's exactly how it should be. One of the biggest misconceptions about imported reptiles is that they arrive and immediately become available. That isn't how we do things at DM Exotics. In this video, I'm taking you behind the scenes of our Green Tree Python quarantine process to show how I decide which snakes are truly ready for new homes and which ones need more time. Some of these imported Green Tree Pythons have settled in beautifully, are feeding consistently, maintaining weight, and have earned my seal of approval. Others? Not yet. You'll see: • Green Tree Pythons that have officially passed inspection • A stunning Mimika Green Tree Python that looks incredible but still isn't ready • Snakes that simply need another meal or more body weight before being released • How patience protects both the animal and the customer • Why appearance alone doesn't determine readiness Every snake moves at its own pace. There is no schedule and there are no shortcuts. You'll also get a look at one of the newest additions to our biosecurity protocol. For years I've brought back limited quantities of NexGard from overseas for parasite prevention. Thanks to one of my long-time customers who is also a veterinarian, I now have reliable access here in the United States. Every new snake entering my collection—whether imported, purchased at an expo, or acquired from another keeper—now becomes part of this preventative health protocol. Responsible reptile keeping starts long before a snake reaches its new owner. If you enjoy rare reptiles, Green Tree Pythons, imported snakes, reptile breeding, quarantine procedures, and behind-the-scenes access to one of the largest rare reptile import programs in the United States, you're in the right place. DM Exotics https://dmexotics.com 💚 Beauty Ratsnakes https://beautyratsnakes.com 📷 Instagram https://instagram.com/dmexotics 🎥 Become a Patreon Member: https://patreon.com/dmexotics 📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/dmexotics Thank you for supporting DM Exotics for nearly 30 years. We appreciate every view, comment, and subscriber, and we’ll continue bringing you some of the world’s rarest reptiles from across Southeast Asia and beyond. #ReptileSuperShow #ReptileExpo #DMExotics #RareSnakes #Snakes #Reptiles #ExoticAnimals #GreenTreePython #Python #Boa #Colubrids #Herpetology #ReptileBreeder #Kingsnake #ReptileCommunity 🔥 We’re excited to officially announce our partnership with Kingsnake.com — one of the original and most recognized names in the reptile industry since 1997. Whether you’re into rare snakes, breeding projects, reptile discussions, classifieds, or industry news, definitely go check out the newly updated platform: 🐍 https://www.kingsnake.com/ Big things ahead. Proud to be working together after nearly 30 years in the industry. NOTE: We have turned on Super Thanks...if you enjoy our content and appreciate the tremendous amount of time, work and money invested in a project such as this, please consider helping us out. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links and I receive a commission if you visit a link and buy something on my recommendation. Purchasing via an affiliate link doesn’t cost you any extra, and I only recommend products and services I trust. BOOK LINKS: A Guide to the Snakes of Papua New Guinea https://amzn.to/3JrsC0x Snakes of Sulawesi https://amzn.to/3zVr3EQ The Snakes of the Moluccas https://amzn.to/3d9aSLr The Pythons of Asia https://amzn.to/3OXRzSn NEW The Herpetofauna of Panay Island, PI https://amzn.to/3QzN16p 0:00 Intro 0:15 The first GTP of several 1:33 A+ Aru Green Tree Python 2:23 Small Aru Green Tree Python 3:23 Cyclops Mtn. Green Tree Python 4:20 Mimika Highland Green Tree Python 5:34 Kingsnake.com is BACK 6:03 Small male Green Tree Python 7:50 General protocol and Nexgard 9:41 Outro-Subscribe for More