- Today we're gonna find out, how well I know The Reptarium.
I'm gonna be blindfolded.
- What? - What?
- So Mike and Connie are actually gonna have me blindfolded,
and they're gonna leave me around The Reptarium.
I have to find out what enclosure
and what animals are in wherever they leave me.
- Get over here, Connie.
Think we gotta start a little easy.
Cupcake. - That's easy?
Follow my voice.
- I don't like it at all.
- We're gonna spin you around
five times. - What?
- One, two, three. - Four.
- Let's stop at three.
This is way worse than I thought
'cause I feel like I'm falling.
- All right, now do a little cha-cha.
- Little cha-cha.
- All right, we're at the cage.
(suspense music) Doors open.
- Feel like it- - Am I in the door...
In the thing now?
- You are in the enclosure.
Watch out, your head.
Ah, I got ya.
- Are you serious? - No.
- Are you serious? (Mike laughing)
(head thuds) - Aw, dang it.
- There's a branch in there, Mr. Brian. Watch your head.
- Oh, wait. I got something.
(Brian screaming) I got the snake.
I am in Cupcake's enclosure, and this is Cupcake.
(kids cheering) - Brian, Woo!
(hands clapping)
- Whoo, I did it.
- You can probably take the blindfold off now.
- Of course, Cupcake is what they would call
a common boa constrictor.
A boa constrictor imperator from Colombia.
Absolutely massive snake, super strong,
but a really cool pet animal.
One of the more popular big snake pets.
(record scratching) - This one
we really gotta mess with his head.
Does the new snake bite?
Let's do the diamond python,
'cause he might think it's Lucky, or the dart frogs.
- You ready? Follow my voice.
- I just realized, I don't like being in the dark.
- One- - [Connie] Three.
- Wait a second, you're saying three,
and you're saying two. - Three, it's good.
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
- [Cameraman] Arms down, arms down.
- Really feel, describe, like,
think about what you're feeling.
- All right, so water dish here.
- [Connie] (indistinct) help you?
- Well, we got some plants. - Wow.
- I think I have an idea.
- I think it's gonna bite, but it might...
- So, we gotta snake. - You're right.
- You're tickling his booty right now.
I thought you knew this place back in?
- [Connie] I think he's climbing up.
- Is this the diamond python cage?
- Yeah, good job. (kids cheering)
- I got it?
(hands clapping) - Yeah.
- All right. (hands thumping)
- Ice Cube, the diamond python,
is from a New South Wales area of Australia.
An absolutely amazing snake
that has that beautiful pattern on it.
These guys can actually live in areas
that can drop into the 40s at night.
So although they are a python
and they definitely like to be kept
about 78 to 82 degrees typically,
it can actually tolerate lower temperatures
than most pythons.
So, I don't know if this seems easy or not,
but I don't think that I should be the only one.
Who's going first?
- They're gonna make me do it.
- What, what? Oh, no.
Why for me?
- Because it's all good. - You know what?
I don't even care.
I got this, like I can put my hands down, that confident.
(waterfall splashing)
(Brian indistincly talking) (suspense music)
(Connie screaming)
- I felt something touched my head.
- Okay, hands right here.
- Oh, are you serious? - [Mike] You saw how it works.
- Okay, I feel like I know where I am.
It's on the original side of The Reptarium.
This plant that always gets stuck in the door,
when I try to close it,
this is Peaches. (kids cheering)
- Oh, she's good. - You got it, you got it.
- Oh, my gosh. All right.
Peaches is an Apricot Pueblan Milksnake,
an animal from Mexico.
Really cool tricolored milksnake,
one of the kinda easier milksnakes to keep.
They're a little bit squiggly when they're babies,
but as you can see, Peaches,
when they get older,
can make amazing pets.
(scene whooshing) - All right.
Can I take this off?
- [Brian] Yep, uh-huh. - Okay.
I'm always cleaning the poop in these cages, man.
- Do we need to play music
in the headphones? - Yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, you can do that.
- I like how he's starting all the new stuff now,
I'm next. (Connie laughing)
- We're gonna have headphones, have the blindfold
and we're gonna be playing music,
so you'll have no idea where you're at.
- Sorry in advance for the sweaty eye mask.
(upbeat rock music) (both laughing)
- I'm trying to think. - Wow.
- Maybe we could do Jeffrey?
He might think that it could be over there.
- [Connie] All right, Mikey. - Up.
- Jam session over. Can you hear us?
Put up two fingers if you can hear us.
(waterfall splashing) - What is going on?
Are we spinning? - [Guests] What's happening?
(suspense music)
- Oh, where are we going?
I feel like we were walking for 30 minutes.
Oh, who was that?
(suspense music)
Where? I can't see.
- [Connie] Don't hit Mr. Brian on the head.
Oh, he's grabbing the thing.
- Is it open?
- [Connie] Yes. - It's open.
- Aw. (head thuds)
Low cage, obviously.
- [Connie] Yep, feel around.
- Oh, uh, plants.
Oh, that's loud song. (head thumping)
(Brian laughing)
Oh, I think I know who this is.
This is, uh, this is Jeffrey.
- Yeah. (laughing) (kids cheering)
- Gosh. (hands clapping)
- I almost gave it away for a second.
- I don't know how to make this any harder
to be honest with you.
You got it right. - Good job, Mike.
- I don't know who's wearing this thing next but good luck.
- Yeah, I sweated a lot. - You'll have to
wring it out. (laughing)
- Of course, Jeffrey is a Hypo Granite Burmese python.
Burmese pythons are one of the giants,
always say it's one of the four giant snakes out there.
Anacondas, Burmese pythons, rock pythons
and reticulated pythons,
of course, scrub pythons, stuff like that get pretty big,
but nothing as heavy bodied as this.
Jeffrey's two and a half years old,
one day he's gonna be 18 foot.
- Gotta do something hard.
- [Videographer] You know who we should do?
We should do Neo.
- Oh. - Because she just
got put in there.
- If you haven't seen that,
go follow on the video. - What?
- Watch that video.
I can't talk.
So we're gonna go around Salt and Pepper.
- I think we're walking by Salt's tank now, right?
- Oh yeah. (goofy music)
- And then we're gonna bring him around this way?
- (laughs) This is so messed up.
- Take him right to the enclosure.
- Yeah, smart, Mike- - Hurry up.
- That's why we pay you the big bucks.
Did I say big box or big bucks?
- I could be in another building by now,
I don't know.
(goofy music)
- I just washed this glass. (Mike laughing)
- This is so hard.
(Mike indistinctly speaking)
- Gonna bite me, is it?
- [Mike] No. - [Connie] No.
- Oh, I got it. I tell you what?
I had no idea that we were in front of Neo's cage at all.
Am I right?
- Oh, yeah. You're right. (kids cheering)
(Brian laughing) - Yeah.
I was so distracted by how loud you were.
(all laughing)
- Well, that's right.
You guys can hear me without it.
Neo is an amazing animal, of course,
he's a articulated python, but it is a Motley Golden Child
Pied Reticulated Python.
He just got that beautiful iridescence in it.
Now these guys don't get as big as the mainlands, typically.
Pythons don't usually get 15, 16 foot.
So, can you imagine Neo at 15 or 16 foot?
How amazing is that snake gonna look.
That's wild.
Oh my God, that's- - Still crashed-
- We'll have to take you to a loop.
You'll still nailed it. (Brian laughing)
- What do I get to listen to,
Kidz Bop? - Nope.
She doesn't know where she's at.
She might think that it
Cherry Pop. - Oh, yeah.
Or how we gonna get her to not know where she's at?
- Trust me, if you do what you just did to me,
you will have no clue where you're at.
- I bet. I know exactly-
(Connie screaming) - Up.
- Okay, I can't hear anything.
(Mike indistinctly whispering) (Brian laughing)
(Connie screaming) - This is so much worse
with the music.
Why are you walking so fast?
- No touching, no touching.
- Whoa, where are we going?
Whoo. - This is what they did to me,
but I have no clue.
- Man handling me. (playful music)
- Ugh, are we done yet?
- Yep, there's a stool. (ladder clanking)
(all laughing) - There you go, one more.
- Oh my God.
(hands thumping)
I just stuck my fingers in the water.
It's not super-duper hot, like Cherry Pop.
Oh my gosh.
I actually might get...
Oh, oh. Food bowl, food bowl, water bowl.
Oh, I know who this is.
♪ Shakira, Shakira ♪ (kids cheering)
- That's crazy.
That was impressive.
I'm not gonna lie to you. - I just (indistinct)
moving around. - Yeah,
I really actually didn't have any idea.
- Shakira is a cool lizard from the southwest part
of this country.
They are amazing, they're called Chuckwallas.
They get pretty big, you know,
they'll get two and a half, three foot at some cases.
And really wide bodied, really mellow animals.
Love it, super hot.
Literally hotspots in the 130 to 140 degrees.
If you touch Shakira right now,
it's actually warm to the touch, which is just amazing.
But they are so cool.
One of those animals that have been a dream animal of mine
for a long time.
I can't be happier that we have 'em.
- [Mike] He got salty.
- Go to the bathroom.
(Mike indistinctly talking)
- He's got to not only say that they're dart frogs,
because he's gonna know what the waterfall and stuff like...
He has to say which one of the dart frogs it actually is.
What do you think? - Fantastic.
(water splashing) (playful music)
- Let's do this.
- You gotta like push him hard.
- I know where the bathroom door is.
- You look like a zombie, Mike.
- Well, where we going?
- Oh, my goodness.
Good thing, I didn't eat lunch yet.
Oh, we're spinning again, okay.
- [Brian] Oh, still going.
- [Connie] Ooh. - [Mike] Oh, God. (gagging)
Oh my goodness. What are we doing today?
- Don't grab me here.
(suspense music) - All right, so top cage.
Oh, okay. It's a small one.
So it's a zoomed head.
Oh, that's a stick.
- Narrow it down. - Oh, feel some water.
Feel a stick, thick water, half...
Wait, I don't know what side we're on.
Waterfall. - [Brian] Yep.
Oh, is this a blue poison dart frog?
- Yeah. (kids cheering)
- Dang it. - [Mike] Yeah.
- You got, you got it.
Okay. - You got mud on your arm.
- That's not mud.
- Look at how cute those frogs are.
These are actually a dendrobatid or a poison dart frog.
But these are what they would call the Azureus,
which are these electric blue, beautiful dart frogs.
They'll get about an inch and a half or so.
So these guys are just young right here.
Can't wait till they get bigger.
And the dart frogs are really an amazing animal.
Their poison isn't very harmful in captivity
because it's what they eat in the wild
that causes that excretion to be very toxic.
You don't have to worry about it, as a matter of fact,
touching them is more harmful to them than it is to us.
So for this next round,
we're gonna make it a little bit more difficult.
We've got a blindfold,
we've got the headphones blaring music,
and we're gonna need a key.
The deal is, is that I'm gonna be blindfolded,
and you guys are gonna pick
whatever enclosure you want me to find
and I have to find it on my own
and actually open up and find the animal.
Let's go. - Yeah, right in front
of the anaconda cage. (guests laughing)
- Are you guys are gonna have to shout at me
what cage I'm supposed to find.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Mr. Nubbins. - No help?
- What the heck is this?
Oh, okay. This is the front counter.
Okay, Bowser?
Wait, whoa.
(Brian laughing) - Whoa, Bowser?
- That's the door.
Door? What the heck is this? (guests laughing)
(Brian hisses)
- [Mike] Don't do it.
- What the heck? (Mike laughing)
I dunno where I'm at? Why is there only one door?
Bowser's enclosure should be right here.
(Connie laughing) - Okay, Bowser's enclosure.
- [Connie] (indistinct) yourself.
- We should be coming up to the wall over here.
And then there should be a door right here.
Okay, then we've got Ben and Jerry.
Then we have...
Wait a second. (Mike laughing)
I'm lost. This doesn't even make sense.
What in the world am I doing?
- Just keep going. Just keep going.
- Okay, this is alligators, mossy frog.
- Whoa. - Where's the tree?
- [Connie] Oh.
(playful music)
- If I'm not mistaken,
this is the enclosure.
I gotta open it.
- [Mike] Um, wouldn't open it.
No, no, no, no. - No?
- [Mike] That wouldn't open that.
- Ow. (buzzer buzzes)
- [Connie] Oh. - The wrong one.
(all laughing) (Mike screaming)
(hands clapping) - [Brian] I was so close.
So close.
- Where's the tree? (Brian and Connie laughing)
- It's hard, man.
Oh, hello.
Hi, nice to meet you. - Hi, honey.
- Come here.
Mr. Nubbins is the Dominican Red Mountain boa.
A really cool animal that you don't see around a lot.
You typically see a lot of Brazilian Rainbows,
which are in the same genus as this,
but the Dominican Reds are definitely something
you don't see very often.
There's also something that's called a Haitian boa.
Very similar as well as far as color and actual size
and everything like that.
Just a really cool animal, live bearing snake.
And again, I can't be happier with the fact
that it's super docile and a really good animal ambassador
here at The Reptarium.
- I keep liking these kinds of setups.
- Yeah. - You know?
- I think in the new boas.
- I'm not gonna be able to tell you the name of it.
I'd be like, it's boa. - That's fine.
It doesn't matter. Let's do it.
- Oh my God.
Hello. Hello.
All right, Mike. Where are you?
(playful music) (Connie laughing)
- Where are...
Are you guys here? I like, cannot even know.
Where are you? (Connie laughing)
- Spin, spin, spin, spin, spin, spin, spin, spin.
- Whoo. - Go find the new boa.
- The new boa?
Can I crawl? (Mike laughing)
- I don't even know where I'm at.
Don't laugh.
Oh, it's the turtles.
(Mike screaming) (Connie screaming)
- What I just touched?
Why does it keep moving?
No, no, no, no. Turtles.
Oh, What? I am so confused.
What? What? (plastic rustling)
Oh, oh, oh, okay, okay, okay. (Mike laughing)
- And then, this is Bowser. Where am I?
(Mike laughing) - Hmm, greens.
Okay, we're over by the chameleons.
Billy, the silly, Briley.
Whoo, for a second there I was like,
I don't know if I'm gonna find where I'm at.
Shoot. Shocksies.
- What does that even mean?
- Oh, shocks.
Oh, sorry.
(playful music) Okay, I don't know.
Okay, I'm just gonna go with, this one.
- Crazy. (kids cheering)
She got it.
- Did I get it? - Yeah.
It's smelled fruity in there.
- This is a beautiful new addition to The Reptarium.
This of course is a boa constrictor,
but it's actually bred to a Colombian that is an IMG,
which is increasing melanin gene, and then to a leopard boa,
which is a Central American boa.
So it's gonna probably stay a little smaller
than a Colombian boa.
Maxing out maybe at five and a half or six foot.
But as it gets older,
that increasing melanin gene will get darker and darker.
And you can already see the iridescence on here.
It's probably not gonna be as black as say, Night Fury,
but it's gonna get pretty close
and it's got that beautiful iridescence.
It's gonna be just really cool to see how this thing grows.
The last one for Mike.
So far, I'm the only one that didn't get an enclosure
which I'm a little embarrassed about.
Let's see if Mike gets this one.
- When I was in that center space,
I was so confused where I was.
Rise and shine, Mikey.
- Oh. - Yeah.
- I don't spin that, hang on a second.
(Brian laughing)
- Reptar. - Who?
I can't hear it, yell out.
- Reptar. - Reptar? Ooh.
- Come on, Mike.
Trust your instincts.
- Oh, wait. They hand sanitizer.
Oh, this is gift...
What is that? Gift shop counter.
Stop bugging with me.
Oh, I got one door.
All right. I know I'm going.
(water splashing)
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I got the easy,
Nova.
This is Ben and Jerry.
Terrance is right here.
Means this is the tree, that Brian also couldn't find.
Macy? That means it's right through,
that's Reptar, baby.
(kids cheering) (hands clapping)
- He got it. Of course, Reptar, the leachie gecko.
You guys know it.
They always make fun of me when I say,
"It's the largest gecko in the world."
But it is the largest gecko species in the world
for a place called New Caledonia.
So soft and so amazing. Just really cool animals.
As these are becoming more popular in the pet trade,
and actually produce more,
they're becoming more affordable.
These guys absolutely make wonderful pets
and are just great animal ambassadors.
Well, I guess in this case, I'm the loser.
So that means we're out. (logo thuds)
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- Something.
- Mr. Brian lost.