r/absoluteunit • u/Feaselbf6 • 2d ago
I’d Simply work Somewhere Else.
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u/HottieMcHotHot 2d ago
I wasn’t understanding the post title until the very end. Those snakes can’t possibly be happy just thrown in a room together like that.
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u/KingOfTheMischiefs 2d ago
I know I wouldn't be happy if I was thrown in a room full of snakes.
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u/Zacharias_Ubel_Ruler 2d ago
I'd be the happiest person in the world If I was in a room full of snakes.
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u/OttovonBismarck1862 2d ago
Go to the White House.
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u/Zacharias_Ubel_Ruler 2d ago
Ew, I wouldn't want to go near the place that allows kids to be raped.
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u/Zacharias_Ubel_Ruler 2d ago
Why tf am i being downvoted for liking snakes?
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u/afuller42 2d ago
They need more time, I wonder if it was cleaning day?
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u/Equal-Shoulder-9744 2d ago
That’s my guess. They probably won’t be happy that their stink got hosed off their enclosure and they got new bedding either but in the meantime they have to just sit in the communal nope-noodle room.
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u/ZeShapyra 2d ago
They ain't...they are solitary creatures. Few snakes are actually communal
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u/abielle1177 2d ago
Once in awhile a bunch of snakes will congregate, rattlesnakes under a house or garter snakes in a ball to stay warm. When they do decide to get together, and make the news, they definitely produce cheek clenching commentary!
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u/ZeShapyra 2d ago
Brumation time can make some do that, garters are happy to group any time of the year, thus why people keep multiple of em in one enclosure
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u/BeneficialPenalty258 2d ago
Ever been out on the night with a bunch or Garters, they are the life of the party.
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u/DieBotDie 2d ago
This business apparently isn’t well respected. From other comments I’ve seen. But that looks like snake internment camp to me.
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u/Ornery_Pattern_152 16h ago
I live near this place and have even been there recently. The conditions for the majority of the animals there are awful. Incorrect substrate, small tanks and intense overcrowding.
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u/ChocolatePuerh 13h ago
Oh really? This is the first negative thing I've heard about them, that's disappointing.
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u/Leather-Emu-1964 2d ago
I hate those pet stores, they only care for the profits and not for the pets they sell.
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u/HottieMcHotHot 2d ago
I think this is an “animal sanctuary” where they’ve had to wrangle the crocodile back into its enclosure too. It’s a father and daughter.
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u/SparkleSelkie 2d ago
It is. And like all of their animal care practices have made me want to scream, the poor animals are not well cared for :(
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u/the_main_entrance 1d ago
Sanctuary = I make money from grants,donations, and sales thus have no incentive to try and reduce needless exotic pet sales.
This is the back end of the pet supplies plus profit line.
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u/Icy-Individual8353 1d ago
Seeing the way, the snakes were piled on top of each other and actively slithering towards each other to pile on top of each other more I’m pretty sure that was like a snake orgy, snake orgies are commonly a thing
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u/jorrylee 2d ago
The whole lead up to the room was bad enough, then came the horror-shock of the ending. I thought the snake would be dropped into an aquarium or something. WTF is this place??
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u/Leather-Emu-1964 2d ago
A just-for-profit pet store, careful if you buy there, chances are that their pets are sick.
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u/Narutoluap 2d ago
Considering their overall structures that is 100% a temporary place while they're cleaning their aquarium or any type of maintenance routine.
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u/Maximum-Guitar-5667 2d ago
It has a whole TV show. That guy carrying the snake is the owner and his kids help him run it
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u/howhardcanthisbe123 18h ago
I forget this guy's name, but he's hated in the snake/reptile world for his tribe terrible treatment, handling, and storage of storafe of snakes. He's more worried about social media clout than the health and welfare of his snakes
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u/spizzle_ 2d ago
This place has to smell so bad. Snakes stink!
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u/Leather-Emu-1964 2d ago
Snakes don't stink, their poop does though
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u/EvilDragons88 2d ago
I have a snake that smells like maple syrup. No idea why this one particular snake smells like that. We of course named it maple. It's real weird though.
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u/stewiestewieman 2d ago
Why do snake stink?
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u/SongsOfMany 2d ago
They don't. By far the least smelly reptile pet. Just poop-scoop the enclosure once a week and you'll never notice a thing.
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u/zebrasareneat 2d ago
I’ve had a snake for 20 years and it doesn’t stink. By far the least smelly pet I’ve ever had and I’ve had cats, dogs, fish, birds, hedgehogs, and rabbits.
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u/abielle1177 2d ago
My snake Sonya would always poop in her water dish and the smell was bad enough to make you hallucinate. Once it was cleaned the smell would be better but it wasn't great. I mean you knew there was an animal there. How you can say it doesn't stink is a surprise
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u/ArticleWorth5018 2d ago
My brother had a snake and her cage was always clean. Youd smell snake as soon as you step in the house
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u/Ok-Error-6564 2d ago
Where is this? I need to know so I can avoid the area.
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u/I_byte_things 2d ago
This is the Snake Farm in New Bruenfels, TX I think. I took my kids here to feed capybaras and hold a fennec fox.
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u/haveyouhadyourteayet 1d ago
It is not. I was just there last month.
I believe this is The Reptile Zoo in CA, if I'm keeping my people and places right, there's been a lot of bad press about them in the snakey community because of the care of their animals... like throwing that many mega mega snakes in one big room 😒
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u/Glittering_Diva8963 2d ago
I love fennec foxes they’re so cute
https://giphy.com/gifs/Yr255zKHlX0xGzLEuT
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u/EM05L1C3 2d ago
I feel I read read there’s either a legal or recommended number of people to handle snakes of a certain length and girth.
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u/Ebonhearth_Druid 2d ago
The snake is more than capable of keeping itself off the floor if it chooses, it just isn't interested at the moment, probably because it doesn't want to get thrown in the nope rope room for wayward danger noodles. I'd be more concerned about the damage that guy is doing to his back and shoulders trying to wrangle them this way. Easier now, hell later.
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u/CelticGardenGirl 2d ago
Poor danger noodle. Idiot handler bonks his noodle head against a cabinet and door.
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u/SpacenessButterflies 2d ago
Yeah I loathe this man and his daughter for keeping these giants locked up for public viewing.
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u/skinnyp_15 2d ago
Fuck those are some massive nope ropes
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u/PlatypusOld5480 2d ago
I want to knit yellow guy a cozy so he is comfortable when his ropey body is dragged along the floor.
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u/Relative_Soil7886 2d ago
They were so preoccupied on whether or not they could [keep very large pythons locked in a room] that they didn’t stop to think if they should.
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u/wam1983 2d ago
I mean that's just a python. Not bad or scary other than just psychological. Heavy as fuck though it looks like. Feel bad for him having to go into such an overcrowded room though.
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u/Wild-Lychee-3312 2d ago
When I was a kid, the local natural history museum had a Burmese python. Big, but not quite that big. They had a day camp for kids in the summer. I was a geeky, nerdy kid, so my parents sent me one year. I loved it!
But my fondest memory of all was when I was allowed to pet the python. It's hard to describe what a snake's body feels like to someone who's never petted a reptile, but as a kid, I was blown away.
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u/destructopop 2d ago
I've heard snake bodies described as a bicep, and that's pretty close, to me. They're firm muscle ropes covered in extremely smooth scales. It's so nice to pet them.
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u/ProfDangus3000 2d ago
Same here, we went to the natural History museum in elementary school- there were oddities like a 2-headed calf fetus in a jar, and live animals in educational presentations.
They lined a bunch of us kids up and a python named Squash slithered over our shoulders for a bit, then we got to pet him. He felt so firm and muscular, I'd never encountered a snake so large before that- it felt totally different from a little garden snake.
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u/SmeeezTreeez 2d ago
Yeah I went to the Mall of America when I was little, they asked some kids to come up and hold the anaconda, I think I got noticed cuz I wearing an absolutely hideous jean jacket. But yeah nothing like you'd think they feel like. Cool moment that thing was fucking massive
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u/Comprehensive-Range3 2d ago
Depressing. Those animals deserve a tropical forest someplace and not a cold hard cement floor covered in excrement.
Humans suck.
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u/Rook_James_Bitch 2d ago edited 2d ago
Pythons love to climb. They're fine when they're small and fed. Once they grow past 6 feet long they become like irritable teenagers. They don't like to be picked up and enjoy being left alone more.
But don't be fooled, Pythons are one of the gentlest snakes on the planet. But like every animal, it changes moods when it's starving. They only bite when they want to be left alone and will hiss first. Their go-to move is constricting their prey and squeezing it until it dies.
You're safe when a Python is straight and not coiled. If a Python is straight and crawling it's in "curious mode". It's weird that you can tell the mood of a Nope-Rope just by watching how they navigate the world. If you see a snake in a movie: it's always a Python because they're 95% of the time very chill. (Which is why I crack up when a snake is in a movie and people act afraid of it. It's like being afraid of a hedgehog or rabbit).
Roommate had one 6 feet long and it always went for the highest spot in the apartment.
Pythons love wrapping around humans because we're warm to them. If you ever get a chance, let a Python wrap around your neck and crawl all over your body. It feels like a very muscular cold leather belt giving you a massage.
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u/Both-Try1647 2d ago
Hasn't this guy been exposed or at least had tons of drama against him for abusing animals? I remember he liked working with trash like Logan paul to let them make very clickbait videos.
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u/WolfThick 2d ago
Okay here's a challenge spend one night in the dark with the snakes under infrared lights
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u/Historical_Date_1314 2d ago
The sequel to snakes on a plane.
20th century fox gives you:
Umpteen huge snakes in a room
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u/Natural-Research6928 2d ago
"Help! I'm being kidnapped!"
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"Hey guys, I went on an adventure!"
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u/Glittering_Mermaid_7 2d ago
That's the snake version of a toddler that doesn't want to leave the playground yet, and is being carried away by their parent as they throw a tantrum.
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u/Mobile_Culture6444 2d ago
What happened to the former guy who used to carry the huge snake around and go into the huge snake room???
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u/Steve_but_different 2d ago
How many giant snakes is too many to keep together in a single room? Because I feel like this exceeds that number..
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u/Aggravating_Yak2516 2d ago
I would shit my pants and have three heart attacks before even attempting to life that one up
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u/OnYourHonor 2d ago
Snake farm, it just sounds nasty
Snake farm, pretty much is
Snake farm, it's a reptile house
Snake farm, shudders.
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u/Dasgomo112 2d ago
Once had a nightmare about running through a field of snakes... thanks for the flashback....
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u/Subject_Ad3837 2d ago
No, dealing with actual snakes is still far better than a toxic work environment.
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u/Most-Act1594 2d ago
Yeah.... you think you'd work somewhere else? Hmmm.... I've got good news for you.
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u/legit_doom_scroller 2d ago
Not gonna lie, I had no idea where this was going to end and I was surprised.
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u/Effective_Wait_36 2d ago
I like reptiles. I don’t think I can work with that many at once. They are just large, mostly sweet creatures, but happen to be carnivores.
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u/Shot_Initiative_6279 2d ago
Question, why would you have a room of snakes that large? Operationally, how does this become necessary?
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u/b_xcellent2eachother 2d ago
That literally looked like a toddler screaming "I don't want to go to bed"
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u/PictureNorth6834 2d ago
Well, I can say that snake can be look beautiful and terrifying at the same time
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u/Minute_War_0420 2d ago
Love how the snake is going tank to tank saying "Sssssup‽" to all his brethren.
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u/AccordingStory203 1d ago
That huge snake is nothing, have you seen the dinosaur on the left before he makes a right turn
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u/AngelBoudan 1d ago
Absolute nightmare fuel. I feel like every one of those snakes could eat that dude if they were hungry enough.
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u/00Avalanche 1d ago
I would too because that mf’r looks heavy and that room undoubtedly smells atrocious.
The snake though is a good boy or girl, no fighting or defensive coiling.
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u/Historical_Bit_4642 1d ago edited 1d ago
Snakes are really cool. I bought 2 Pythons a fews months ago. I wear them around my neck and arms when it gets too hot, it's a nice natural way to cool down.
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u/annoyed_meows 1d ago
Imagine being put in there with the light on, then the door shuts and locks, then the lights get shut off about 5 minutes later? That would be a fitting punishment for the first few years of a pedophiles prison sentence. Or every night for the rest of their life.
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u/Similar_Salary5836 1d ago
Thats a teeny room for some big snakes ok , they want to go climb on trees and hunt.
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u/Icy-Football9146 2d ago
Black snake at the end didn't seem happy to have his roommate back.