Ramin Rastad, the beloved actor from the series Wild, proudly spoke about his life alongside his wife and caring for exotic reptiles at home. In an engaging interview, he shared his unique experiences in this area and discussed the challenges and joys of living with eight boa constrictors and a large iguana.
Getting to Know Dangerous Reptiles
In this interview, Ramin Rastad mentioned that he and his wife met about 15 years ago online through Facebook. This acquaintance led to a deep and shared love for keeping exotic reptiles. He said, "We gradually increased the number of our reptiles, and now we have about 24 animals."
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The Story of Eight Boa Constrictors
Rastad referred to the eight boa constrictors in this interview, some of which reached lengths of 3 meters and 80 centimeters. He jokingly said, "It was enough for my wife to leave the door open for these snakes to scare me!" This statement reflects his deep relationship with these reptiles; although they have also brought fear and excitement into his life. He also talked about their large iguana, which is about 1 meter and 20 centimeters long.
Challenges and Solutions
Rastad pointed out the challenges of keeping this number of reptiles and the need for sufficient space for them. With the increase in the number of reptiles, this family sought help from their collector friends to be able to care for these animals properly and provide suitable conditions for them.
Living with dangerous reptiles certainly has its unique challenges, but Rastad speaks passionately about the experience of this life. He emphasized that this love for reptiles has not only enriched his life but also created amazing and memorable moments.
In the end, Rastad jokingly said, "I have left more than my wife's dowry in this house!" This statement reflects his commitment and affection for his wife as well as his endless love for these unique creatures.
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