- He got me?
He got me!
Whoop. Yep.
Got a little bit of a bite
with this little monkey here.
Look at that.
I'm leaking.
You're okay, buddy.
You're all right.
You're alright. It's okay.
Ooh. I tell you what, this is actually the Black
or what they used to call the Southern White Lip Pythons.
And usually he's pretty friendly
but today he's not so friendly.
And I tell you what, he's got a pretty decent bite
as you can see, I'm leaking a little bit over here.
I just found out recently that
Black D'Albertis aren't really necessarily
Southern Indonesian animals.
That they actually can also be found in the North.
So we've always thought the Northern ones were the gold ones
and the Southern ones were the black ones
but it turns out that that's just not the case.
You can find black ones in the South.
You can find black ones in the North
and then you can find the golden ones
typically only up North typically, is that
at least what I've understood.
Nevertheless, typically a really good animal and super good.
I just haven't shown them off in a while, but today
but today he was definitely a little bit cranky
and gave me a little bit of a love nip.
Boy I tell you what lately I have been getting beaten up
by these animals.
Hadn't it been?
So but, hey, listen, I still love him to death.
And he's a gorgeous one.
You know, there's a time when I was in Africa
and you know that, that, that bongo,
that sound just was in the air.
And you know what?
This is that sound:
♪ In the dungeon ♪
♪ The mighty dungeon ♪
♪ Where python eggs are laid ♪
And of course it can only mean one thing.
Wooo doggy!
There's a lot of eggs right there.
Of course this is a pastel female.
She's got so many eggs.
Look at her over here.
She can't even coil the eggs.
They're all over the place.
But these are fresh eggs.
So they look really good.
She just started laying earlier this morning.
So that's awesome.
And she was bred to.
This pinstripe Red Stripe Yellowbelly.
Now the red Stripe is really cool with the pinstripe
and the yellow belly.
So you put pastel it, you can get a Lemon Blast, Red Stripe
Yellowbelly.
That is going to be absolutely incredible.
Let's go ahead and set up an egg box
and see how many eggs this girl has.
(fast music playing)
And away we go!
Let's see what's going on.
I tell ya, these are some big eggs too.
I tell you what, that is a beautiful size egg right there.
So we've got four outside
of the coils.
And again, it just seems like she had so many eggs.
She couldn't even fit them in the coils.
It looks like she's going to
Mama don't you bite me.
Whatever you do.
Don't you bite me.
So we're going to get those out.
Now we're going to slowly uncoil her.
It's okay, baby.
I know.
You know, it's a bummer.
These mamas are saying:
"Please don't take my eggs."
The truth is it's the best thing for them.
Not only are the eggs have a higher rate of hatching
but also we can get this girl back
on to food because in the wild
she would actually spend the entire 60 days
coiled around the eggs.
Not as many eggs as I thought.
I thought she was going to have
a pile of eggs over here too
but they're all good.
One little booby egg right here.
You see that little boob on the end there?
And then the rest look good.
So we'll go ahead
and get this without getting bit, hopefully.
Come on, mama.
Don't you bite me!
I'm going to take this one egg out here.
And these eggs are so big.
They're going to barely fit into the egg box.
And here we go.
Like I said, they barely fit.
Mama, you did good.
Thank you so much for being a good mama.
We'll get her cleaned up.
We'll get her cage cleaned up.
We have two, four, six, eight, nine eggs.
And you know, what's crazy guys?
This is the first clutch
that's a hundred percent fertile.
We've had some clutches that just had one slug in
but every clutch has had at least a select.
So we have the first fertile clutch of the year.
That is amazing!
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(fast upbeat music)
I love Dumeril's Boa.
This is actually Gerald.
It's a year old Dumeril's boa.
These guys are a Madagascan Boa.
Much like a common boa,
but over on the other side of the world in Madagascar.
They get about the same size.
They have a beautiful temper, but,
but just look at how cool
that pattern is.
Of course, we've got the other one that's bred,
that's a like seven, eight footer.
And that's about the size they get
seven, eight foot, a really giant female
may be 10 foot,
but isn't that an amazing snake?
I mean just, I love the pattern on these guys.
And like I said, absolutely wonderful puppy dog tail.
I love it when Aries is just hanging out right here.
Of course, Ivy does this a lot
and it's kind of one of their favorite spots.
You know, part of it is of course
it got a nice heat spot right here
that's coming down.
And part of it is I think they just kind of like to look out
and see everybody to be honest with you.
So a lot of times Ivy'll be curled up here.
And it's always the same way where their head
is like just right...
Do you hear the waterfall?
Just kind of peeking out.
I love it.
I tell you what Anacondas are amazing.
And I'm not sure we're going to get any babies this year.
We saw them kind of courting a couple of months ago
but haven't seen the actual hookup.
So I have a feeling we might've missed this year.
That's okay.
You know, I don't need to produce a bunch of Anacondas.
It would've been really cool.
But if I don't that's okay.
You know, I'm not going to complain about it.
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- We're messing around with Lucky.
I'm scared!
- Then he goes "ahhh!"
- [Brian] What are you guys doing?
- Get off me!
- Do it, Mike!
- [Host] What are you guys doing?
- Stop touching me!
- I'm scared!
- He's... he won't let go of my back.
- Okay, sorry, go ahead.
- [Mike] I've never been bit by him.
- [Brian] You've never been bit by him?
- No.
- [Brian] You have to go face first dog
to get him out.
- Just get him out Mike!
- You should've.
You touched him and screamed and broke my eardrum.
- Oh, he is so mad now.
- I don't know.
- [Host] Do you guys want me to do it?
- [Mike] Yes.
- [Host] To show you how to do it.
- Ooooh hooo, he's so ready!
- He can't reach you.
He's not even that long.
- [Brian] But now you're just getting him mad.
- Yeah, do it!
- Oh my God!
- [Brian] Here, let me show you how.
The worse that happens is you get bitten
- Ooooh! Your face.
You weren't even scared at all.
But I was!
- See, just take him out like this.
- Yeah, but you work with him all the time.
- Well, you work with him all the time.
Work with him everyday.
- Mmmmmmm
- Stop. Stop, stop, stop.
Stop, stop!
(all laughing)
- He's not bad.
- Ohhhh hoooo!
- These amateurs, you know?!
Gotta teach them how to do things every now and then.
- Oh yeah.
You're about to get bitten right now.
- No I'm not!
Lucky here.
You wanna hold?
- No, no, I don't.
- Oh, shoot, not the face.
(all laughing and yelling)
- Good luck guys.
- He didn't even get me.
- Good luck.
- Okay.
- Treat Lucky well. Goodbye.
- Okay. So today we're going to be feeding the Monitors.
We're going to start with chicken strip.
Hopefully we can get him to take off of the tongs to...
I love these lizards so much.
Now it's time for Artemis Prime.
Come on Arty, come on.
Come on.
Up, up, up (mumbles).
Wait. No, I want the ball.
I want the ball.
Come on kid.
Oh, don't go on my leg.
Yeah, you know, come on.
What do you want, chicken?
There we go!
(whispers) gotta get some more chicken.
He used to try to like,
run out of the cage and everything like that.
Yeah. He's, he's definitely getting a lot better
cause like I said, he used to run up
like try to run up this pillar here.
He got went really well.
So let's move on.
- Well, we got two boxes of snakes here.
These are actually animals
that my friend Warren sent us that are really
just going to go on the BDP website.
But I know there's some Ball pythons
and there's a few other snakes in here.
Let's go ahead and open it up
and see what they are.
Roll that unboxing.
Let's go ahead and start
with the non Ball pythons and see what is in here.
All right.
What do we have?
It says Brian on this.
I don't know if the snake is named Brian
or if I'm just could just come with me.
I'm not sure.
If not, we'll maybe call this Brian,
if that makes sense.
So let's go ahead and open it.
I always say that Warren is really, really
really good at tying bags,
cause it's really hard for me to untie them.
So that's a good thing.
That's a, it's a quality thing to be as a snake guy.
So let's go ahead and see what happens here.
Oh, I said, we're going to start
with non Ball pythons and I lied to you.
This happens to be,
it looks like a really beautiful Enchi right here.
Maybe an Enchi Yellowbelly
or just an Enchi, not sure.
I hope that there's a list in here
at some point so I can see.
Oh yeah, here it goes. Yup.
Oh, it's a Super Enchi Yellowbelly.
Let me take a closer look at that real quick.
Oooop....mmmmm....
I would say more like an Enchi Yellowbelly
but that's okay.
We'll ah,
we'll talk to him about that one.
Another one name Brian.
I wonder if he names all of his snakes Brian?
That'd be amazing!
I have a feeling it's just seeing that it's
going to me I guess, but anyways...
Another Ball python.
This is actually
says a Lemon Blast Yellowbelly.
Oh no.
Lemon Pastel Yellowbelly.
That's true.
Yep. It's really pretty.
The Lemon Pastel.
I talked about it on the podcast the other day.
How there's a different lines of pastel.
The Lemon Pastel actually came from NERC.
There's like the Graziani pastel.
There's a whole bunch of other stuff.
So again, I thought that this was a bunch
of non Ball pythons in this bag, but that's okay.
We'll just keep on unboxing.
All right. Next bag.
Ooh. Aw, gosh.
This is pre,
Now this is a non Ball python and wow.
I love this!
Such a pretty snake!
This is actually a Darwin's Carpet Python
that's het for albino.
Now the Darwin's have that kind of cool rusty kind of color.
Lots of blushing in it.
Much different than say the Coastal Carpet Python.
Again, this is in the Northern territory
and I've actually one time caught one of these in the wild.
It was exhilarating to actually see in Darwin.
So, wow.
That's a beauty right there.
Next bag.
Oh wow.
I wouldn't, geez, I didn't expect some of this stuff.
Again, Warren just said,
"hey, I'm just gonna throw some stuff in
that I think you'll like",
and I absolutely like it.
Again, this is an albino Darwin's Carpet Python.
Ooh, doggy.
We have one here at the rep here.
We have one at BHP that we actually produced.
That is absolutely incredible.
But look at how gorgeous that is.
So again, all this stuff, eventually
if you want your own little Brian snake will be
on the BDP reptile's website.
All right.
What's in this box?
Ooh. This is a pretty one.
Check that out right there.
This is actually a Ghost Boa
that's het for albino.
Okay, so the Ghost is actually
anerythristic and hypomelanistic
and it just has that beautiful...
That is a ripper right there!
And then again, it's het for albino
which means to be a triple het.
So you'd have hypo, anery and albino
which would be a snow hypo,
which absolutely is incredible.
Wow! That's cool.
I haven't had as many boas on the website lately
so it's cool to finally have a couple.
All right.
What do we have here?
Oh my gosh.
This thing is,
WOW!
That's a ripper right there.
This is....
Wooo doggy!
That is actually a Hypo Motley Boa.
So interestingly enough, Motley bows would typically
have like connected saddles all the way down
with really cool things.
But when you put the hypo on it, it almost gets
like dottie dashi.
Whooo doggy!
That thing is beautiful!
And this is a het albino as well.
And this is another beautiful boa.
I love boas, you know what I mean?
I just don't work with boas enough.
So when I get them, I get really excited about it.
This of course looks like a Hypo Motley
that is het for albino.
And it actually said it was 50% het for blood.
Now the blood red stuff is really, really cool.
And then you mix the albino in the blood red
you get all that dragon stuff.
Then you've got the hypo in there.
It makes it even more orange.
Then, oh my God!
I mean, just, it's just amazing.
So really cool to be adding some cool boas to the website.
If I don't decide to keep them,
which I have to get by Laurie to keep them
'cause I'm looking at some of these boas thinking
I should probably just raise these up,
you know what I mean?
I mean, after all they are named Brian.
- Time for the beast.
Baby Kush.
Let's see what happens.
That's good enough,
'cause I don't want him to get ahold of that.
Oooh!
Hoo hooo!
That one made my legs tingle a little bit.
And Brian hand feeds it.
Hey Boobie Kush!
Oooow hoooo!
He just ate two days ago.
It's not like he's starving.
Look at him.
I tell you what guys, I haven't been bit as much
as I've been bitten the last couple of days in a long time
but it's okay because that's all part of it
and I still love these animals.
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