New Video: ELARA HAD A BLOCKAGE (ON NEW YEARS DAY)

In today's video, I go over what happened on New Years Day when Elara (my 3 year old ferret) had a blockage. 

Pettubers really arent even trying anymore 🙄

i really really want to get a fish tank someday but i dont wanna fuck it up! and also most cool fish are either marine and/or hard to take care of and/or require a huge setup so thats kind of discouraging.

i guess my first step would be a betta + some glofish [not sure which specific variety but i like how bright they are!] in a 20 ish gallon. 

my mid tier dream fish are black moor goldfish [id say the black butterfly telescopes that solidgoldaquatics had but i imagine theyre hard to get] except the tank they need are soooo big!! 

I just watched his video on spider ball pythons (SBP) and although a part of me thinks there are more arguments to be had based on the amount of breeders that are willing to defend the morphs, I thought all of his arguments were weak.

First of all, he started the video with a “facts don’t care about your feelings” type of argument that send me off right away and “this video is not for the close minded people” which I think it’s kinda manipulative but let us continue.  

One of his arguments was that the snake doesn’t show signs of being stressed or unhappy but (?) neither do pugs and other brachycephalic breeds yet here we are. 

He brought up the case that a lot of people are, rightfully, concerned whether or not the morph is suffering and I think that’s something we, indeed, should be concerced about but he’s response was that, to answer it, we should put ourselves in the shoes of the snake but since we wouldn’t even want to be normal snakes, the less we would want to be this morph. And I don’t know what argument is more idiotic if this one or the next one. 

First, I just want to clarify that I, myself, am not autistic nor do I know anyone that is, so if I’m wrong (and if somebody is actually reading this) please let me know. 

He said that a lot of people compare SBPs with autistic people and the comparition didn’t seem so far-off to him given that he had a lot of autistic friends that, despite their condition, all of them had some kind of special gifts (maybe hinting at things like photographic memory, not quite sure) that would make them not want to be “normal” if it meant they would have to give up that gift. 

Again, I haven’t met any autistic person but it seemed off, especially because there were some comments from people with other illnesses that made it clear they wouldn’t choose to have their condition if given the choice and also that he didn’t seem to acknowledge that there are different levels (or types?) of autism.