- Hey, good morning everybody,
and welcome to the vlog,
and I do mean good morning.
It's before six o'clock in the morning
and I am heading off to the airport.
That's right, my alligators
that we got from Gatorland last year,
these beautiful animals including Chopper here,
my biggest alligator of the bunch,
are just getting too big, guys,
and I've been mentioning it for quite some time.
What are you doing over there, Monkey?
You stay in your cage.
You stay over there.
Ow, crazy Monkey.
So I've been mentioning for a while
that we need to get some new baby alligators
and once we get them trained up,
these guys are gonna go back down to Florida
to Gatorland to live the rest of their life.
Oh my gosh, these guys are getting so big.
Stay in there, stay in there, stay, stay, stay, stay.
Oh, okay,
So, obviously they're getting
a little bit unruly
and it's time for sure.
So we're picking up some baby alligators today.
Don't worry.
These guys are going to be around
for probably another six to eight weeks
while we're training the baby alligators.
But, I am going to miss these guys so much.
I love them so so much.
But I'm excited that we're getting some new babies, so.
By the way,
I hope the start of your day is absolutely amazing.
Let's go ahead and get the gators setup ready,
so that when we come back,
they're ready to go.
And then we'll head off to the airport.
Just a really simple setup.
Again, these guys are only going to stay back here
for training for maybe six to eight weeks,
something on that lines.
Basically we just have a big aquarium here.
Got a basking light that we're going
to put on screen top.
We're going to put some rocks in it
so they can climb up
actually get out of the water,
bask, stuff like that.
We've already got this completely disinfected,
so I'm just going to go ahead,
fill it up with water,
put some de-chlorinator in there,
let that set while we head off to the airport.
It's about an hour drive to the airport.
We'll get the alligators.
By the time we get back
the water should be warmed up with the heat lamp
and we should be ready to put them in there
and start the fun
of training these little dudes.
(upbeat music)
- [SpongeBob Narrator Voice] One hour later.
- So here at Delta, ready to get my alligators.
I always love this feeling.
Every time I come to this building
I know I'm getting some cool animals
so lets go inside and get 'em.
How are ya?
- Good, how about you?
- Good, good.
I am here about some alligators.
Pretty excited.
They are here,
which is good,
because sometimes when you come to the airport,
you go to pick something up,
it's not always there.
So they're here.
They're going to be here in a second.
Oh, there they come.
My babies.
- Here you go.
- Oh my god.
Thank you so much.
You got me all set.
- They're not getting out of that thing.
- No, you guys want me to leave one or two here?
- Oh, why not?
- Yeah, yeah, keep you busy till 10 o'clock, all right.
Thanks guys,
I appreciate it.
You have a great night.
Come visit me all right?
- I will, I will.
- All right, please do.
Thanks man.
Bye.
Ha ha.
(laughs)
I am so excited.
Can't believe my six baby alligators are in here.
I've been thinking about these guys for months
so it is going to be so cool.
I'm sure they made the trip fine.
It was a really mild night
so it was in the 50s all night long
so I don't think there's going to be any problem.
We'll get 'em back over to the Reptarium,
open these little cute little buggers up
and see what they look like.
(upbeat music)
Okay, we are back here at the Reptarium.
And, my alligators are here.
The only problem is
there's a lock on here
so I'm hoping that
somewhere hidden in here
there's a key.
I'm not a hundred percent sure,
if not I'm not sure how
I'm going to get in to the alligators.
Let's see.
There's no key.
Where would the key be?
Huh.
Okay.
Hmm.
This is rather interesting.
They sent me a shipment
with a lock
and no key.
Okay, hmm.
That's interesting, isn't it?
Let's see.
How do we get in this box now.
Huh.
Let's see.
Is there anywhere on here?
Key, key, key, key.
Oh wait, maybe here?
Nope, no key there.
Huh.
I hate to ruin a perfectly good toolbox, here.
But I don't know what else to do.
Is there a key on this side, maybe?
Ah, we found the key.
They should have maybe warned me about that
and said, oh look for a key in the box.
I didn't even know there was side box on this.
So, all right,
here we go.
Wouldn't that have been a bummer.
I would have had to like take a saw
to the box or something like that.
So, okay, get this lock off real quick,
put this over here,
and
we are ready to see my babies.
Oh, look at this.
- Look, look, look, look at this.
Somebody come look at this.
- Got a couple bags.
Oh my god, they're going to be so adorable.
You guys should be ready
to be killed with cuteness.
Because these are going to be so adorable.
Oh.
You know what guys?
I'm not even going to try to attempt
opening that,
and I'm just going to go ahead
and cut this bag open,
because there's no way I'm getting to that knot.
Oh my gosh.
Are you kidding me right now?
Oh my.
Jay, you're going to freak out dude.
- [Jay] I'm so excited.
- Oh my gosh.
Look at this.
- Somebody come and look at this.
- Oh.
Oh my gosh.
Look it.
- [Jay] Oh no.
- Oh my gosh.
This thing is the cutest little thing.
I can't.
I didn't remember 'em being this small before.
Oh my gosh.
That is absolutely adorable.
Let's get the other one out.
Looks like there's two per bag.
We got six little babies.
Again, these came from Gatorland.
My friend Savannah and Mark and Mike,
and all the guys down there.
They always hook me up
and these little babies were hatched there
and they are unbelievably beautiful.
Oh my god.
I am tripping out right now.
They're nice and warm,
which is good.
That meant that the heat pack worked
and stuff like that,
plus it was mild,
the sun's just about to come up pretty soon,
so the weather actually cooperated perfectly.
This time of year a lot of times it can be snowy.
But those are two little babies there.
Let's go ahead and open up the rest of 'em,
and make sure they're all okay, number one,
and number two,
just kinda take a look at 'em.
Oh my gosh, they are so adorable,
stay in there little monkeys.
- [Jay] That is crazy cute, dude.
- Oh my gosh,
they are so much cuter
than I remember them being.
You, know, again,
last year we got babies about the same size
and now look at how big they are.
Now I really realize how big those animals grew.
Every now and then
people will come in
that haven't been here for six or eight months
and they'll be like
oh my god, your gators got so big.
Now I understand why,
because they are--
oh my gosh
they are so absolutely adorable.
Hey cool, look at these--
Oh he's chirpin'.
Oh my gosh.
Take a look at--
Guys, look at his little mouth open.
What's the matter little cranky monkey, you.
Oh my gosh.
So that's four.
Oh, oh gosh.
They are so--
Woop, stay in there guys.
- [Jay] There's going to be chaos.
- Oh my gosh.
Okay, let's see the last couple.
Oh, they are so unbelievable.
Get in there little monkey.
Get in there.
We're going to go ahead.
Oh, these guys are--
these guys look a little bit bigger.
Oh, I guess they're about the same size.
They're all about the same size.
Unbelievable.
Man, I'm so lucky to have friends at Gatorland
that hook us up with little baby alligators.
Again, what we'll do
is we'll train these guys
for the next you know, probably four, six,
maybe even eight weeks,
to clicker train
so that they come to eat
so that when people come to the Reptarium
they can feed our little alligators
just like we've been doing as they've gotten bigger.
And then once these guys
are really on fire for clicker training
we'll go ahead and
sadly send our babies back to Gatorland.
And they're going to live their life
out in the wild at Gatorland.
It's going to be absolutely incredible.
As for now,
let's go ahead,
get these guys in their new enclosures,
let them settle in,
and wait for the crew to come,
because they're going to freak out.
Okay, I'm just going to go ahead
and put each one of these guys in their new enclosure.
The water's nice and warm now,
they've got the basking spot
they can get up a get a little bit of sun over here.
Let's go ahead and get these guys.
There you go little buddy.
Oh my god.
They are so absolutely adorable.
I tell ya, I love 'em.
And we'll let these guys
kind of settle in for the next
probably two or three days
without messing with them too much.
Then we'll offer them their first meals after that.
Oh!
This little monkey got me.
You bit me little buddy.
It's all right.
They don't hurt so bad at this size
that's for sure.
They are so cute.
Oh my gosh.
Unbelievable.
Ow, look at him.
He got me.
The little monkey.
Oh my gosh.
Look at how cute they are guys.
Oh my gosh.
Just swimmin' around.
This is such an incredible experience.
Again, I forgot how small they were
when they're babies.
They're so cute.
Jessica and Andrea, they're going to freak out
when they see these guys
when they come in here in the next hour or so.
So again, we'll just let these guys settle in.
Truth be told, I'm probably not going to get
a lot of work done today,
because I'm going to be
just sitting, staring at my alligators all day,
but from all of us out here,
thank you Gatorland!
You guys are amazing.
By the way, they put out a really cool vlog
link in the description.
Go show them some love.
Tell them I sent you.
And there you have it.
Baby gators.
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- [Bryan] What are you doing over here?
- Um.
- [Bryan] You got a switchblade?
Whoa.
- It's Eric's,
but yes, super cool. - [Bryan] Okay.
Oh my gosh.
Look at these.
I tell you what.
It's trippy you know.
I love feeding roaches to reptiles,
because it's a great nutrition,
but it's so gross, no?
- It's a little gross,
but kinda cool.
- [Bryan] Oh my gosh.
Look at these things.
I can't even believe that I would touch these.
I mean these things--
It's the thing of nightmares
to me when I was younger.
I can't believe I would do this now,
because I tell ya, they freak me out.
Get off me, get off.
Ow, aah.
Oh my gosh.
Okay.
All right, well I'm going to let you
get to your roach business.
- All right.
- Okay, bye.
- No, I know.
- [Camera operator] They're so cool!
- I know what they are, I know.
- Now madagascar--
- No.
- Can we at least get an ant farm.
- No.
Why can't we get an ant farm?
- [Bryan] An ant farm would be pretty dope,
but I do agree,
the roaches would be awesome.
- Roaches, hell, no.
- Come on.
- And ant farm, that's just stupid.
- It's not stupid.
That's cool.
They're like, they're necessary for the environment.
- Good, well get one for your apartment.
- I have two already,
I'm an ant farm guy.
- All right there you go.
- I'm going to get one in.
That's why I work here.
- I say yeah.
I think we should, no.
- Of course Eric says yeah.
- With Jessica and guess what,
we got a baby gecko.
- Yeah, this is mom actually.
- [Bryan] That's mom?
She's really pretty.
She's got some beautiful contrast, huh?
And this is the little baby?
- Some nice bold stripes in there.
- [Bryan] Oh yeah.
- [Jessica] It's a nice stripy little baby.
- [Bryan] That's a really nice stripy baby.
Oh, it jumped right into the new--
Oh, where you going mom?
Don't run away.
Oh my god.
That's cool.
That thing is absolutely adorable.
So was it probably going to be bred
like the same type of color.
- I think it's going to be similar coloration.
- [Bryan] Okay, so--
- [Jessica] Yeah, as her.
The father was nosferatu so he had less color on him.
- [Bryan] Oh, okay, so--
- But you can see this ones already got some
orange on it.
A little tiny bit.
- [Bryan] Sure.
That's cool though.
It's awesome to hatch geckos regardless.
Still getting eggs too right?
- Yup, exciting.
- [Bryan] Awesome.
- This one has a sibling
that hopefully hatches out soon too so.
- [Bryan] Okay cool.
Give it a second, but all right awesome.
Little update on the little albino
Darwin's Carpet Python
that we hatcher here earlier this year.
Remember I was so excited.
I had never hatched any albino carpets before.
And it was really a dream stake of mine.
So doing really well
and getting unbelievably beautiful.
And this is a sibling to it
and ooh doggy,
that is one beautiful snake right there.
That is actually a Jaguar Darwin's
that's hep for albino.
Oh my gosh.
Just the kind of rusty red colors this thing.
Unbelievable.
And he looks like he's a pretty feisty monkey too.
What the heck?
I might as well show you
a couple carpet pythons that we produced last year.
They're just ridiculous.
This of course is just a jungle carpet python
and oh my gosh.
That thing is unreal.
And then this one is actually
a jungle jag.
The jag is just a co-dominate mutation
that kinda reduces pattern,
jumbles things up,
makes more yellow and stuff like that.
You mix it in the jungle,
a really high yellow one,
and oh my gosh,
look at the head pattern on that
and look at the color.
That's too--
I love carpet pythons.
I really do need to work with more of them.
It was one of my early loves of snakes
when I was younger.
And we have a bunch of cool ones,
but I definitely need more.
- [Camera operator] You guys would consider
yourself pretty smart?
- Oh yeah.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, I would says so.
- [Camera operator] Are you good at math?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, five plus five times--
- [Camera operator] So let me tell ya.
If you were to dig a five foot--
- Five foot.
- [Camera operator] By five foot--
- Five foot.
- [Camera operator] By six foot--
- Ten foot. - [Camera operator] Hole.
- Sixteen feet.
- [Camera operator] Yup.
How much dirt d'you make?
- Um, about 2,312 pounds.
- I used to work construction.
- [Camera operator] Okay.
Let me get you an estimate.
- [Camera operator] Go ahead.
- So it's five by five.
- [Camera operator] Five by five by six foot hole.
- Six feet deep.
- What kind of--
What are we measuring, like?
- No, hold on, hold on, hold.
- Ounce, grains?
- Five by five.
- [Camera operator] Five by five by six.
- That's ten.
- [Camera operator] You know there's no dirt in the hole.
- So that.
- Five by five is 25.
- [Camera operator] There's no dirt in the hole.
- Wait.
- [Camera operator] You're digging a hole out of dirt.
- No, you said, that's--
- It's about half a yard of dirt.
- You worded it wrong.
- Half a yard of dirt.
- You said how much dirt do you fill in the hole.
- [Camera operator] I said if you dig
a five by five by six,
how much dirt is in the hole?
- No, you said--
- Listen, I can take it--
- [Camera operator] How much dirt is in the hole?
- Run it back, run it back.
(rewinding sound)
- [Camera operator] If you were to dig
a five foot
- Five foot.
- [Camera operator] By five foot
- Five foot.
- [Camera operator] By six foot
- Ten foot.
- [Camera operator] Hole.
- 16 feet.
- [Camera operator] Yup.
How much dirt's in it?
Okay now what do you guys say that you know?
(laughs)
- I don't know.
I don't know.
I could dig it.
- Unbelievably adorable.
I'm going to miss my big alligators
as they're getting bigger
and getting to go back,
but I am so excited to have
these little monkeys.
So we have six of them.
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