- Good morning, we're up a hella early.
I hope the start of your day is amazing.
For those of you that like egg cutting
I have the last two clutches of eggs, pretty good clutches.
I'm excited to see what's in them.
For those of you that don't like egg cutting,
well you're about to see the last egg cutting of the year.
We don't have one egg in the incubator right now,
which is crazy.
Of course, Gemma is going to be laying eggs
in the next year.
In two and a half weeks, something like that,
three weeks tops.
So then we'll have some eggs,
hopefully, fingers crossed, back in the incubator,
but this is the first time this year
that the incubators are empty.
I mean, well, these will go back in the incubator
after I cut them but once these hatch, no more eggs.
So, last egg cutting of the season.
What do you say?
We jump in and see what we've got.
In the first clutch is actually a stinger bee
which is an enchi spider
and it's bred to a lemon blast enchi x-treme gene.
So again, the lemon blast pastel pinstripe
x-treme gene enchi.
So hopefully we'll get a bunch of super enchi,
we'll get stingers, we'll get x-treme gene stuff.
Should be some pretty reduced-pattern animals in here,
should be amazing.
We've got two, four, six eggs to go.
Oh my God, I'm excited to get into these
but I am going to miss egg cutting.
Let me know in the comments if you like egg cutting,
you're going to miss it,
or if you're happy that it's over.
Let's jump into egg number one.
And again, last two clutches of the year.
So last egg cuttings of the year.
Here we go, let's get started to see what's inside.
See right here.
Okay, start off right here.
Looks like we have just an enchi pinstripe here.
So nothing too major to start, but hey,
we still have a bunch of eggs to go.
Let's do egg number two.
Stubborn eggs are these guys.
All right, now we've got something a little bit prettier.
Let's see here.
Oh yeah, that's really pretty.
So this actually looks like a
super enchi lemon blast x-treme gene, right?
So that's cool.
So that's again, the pastel, it's a pinstripe,
it's a super enchi and it's x-treme gene.
That's going to be a beautiful snake.
You can see that really reduction of pattern there,
that's amazing.
The only thing we didn't hit on this one was a spider,
which is completely fine to be honest with you.
Four more eggs.
Some eggs are tougher than others, no doubt about this.
Okay, so okay, so now looks like we didn't hit the pastel.
So this one is actually the same as the last one,
minus the pastel, plus the spider.
So this is a spinner x-treme gene super enchi.
So you can see that super-reduction of pattern,
and that's what's unique with the super enchi
and the x-treme gene, kind of reduces pattern,
makes for just almost this really kind of clean enamel,
just a little bit of pinstriping on it.
That's beautiful.
Hopefully we can hit this with a pastel,
that would even be better.
All right, egg number three.
What do we have, what do we have?
And let's see here.
What do we got?
I'm trying to look really quick.
It's hard to tell if it's a pastel or not.
It's definitely a spinner x-treme gene super enchi.
Looks like not a pastel.
So it looks like it's the same animal as the previous one.
So it's a spider, it's a pinstripe,
it's a super enchi and it's an extreme gene,
still really beautiful.
I mean, I love that reduction of pattern.
Two eggs to go.
All right, and again, I know again,
some people don't like the egg cutting,
other people love the egg cutting.
I'm going to miss it because it's just so exciting.
I mean, we weren't here.
I mean, this literally takes nine months
from the start of the breeding season
to where we're at right now, actually cutting eggs, right?
So this is a amazing experience.
And again, we have another, ooh gosh,
look at that reduction on that right there.
That is incredible.
So again, three in a row guys,
that we had a spinner, super enchi, extreme gene,
but this third one is probably
the most reduced of all of them.
Oh my God, cannot wait till these things
climb out of the eggs.
They're going to be absolute rippers.
Last egg to hit the all-gene animal.
All right, here we go.
What can we hit, what can we hit?
Well, looks like we didn't hit all-gene animal,
but we did hit a pinstripe super enchi x-treme gene.
So we really crushed on the extreme gene park
and we have a bunch of really reduced animals,
so that's incredible.
One clutch down, one more to go and then that's it.
These are the last eggs of the year to cut
with the exception of the retake clutch.
But you've got to remember,
that's going to be in 2022,
probably looking at some time about the end of February,
maybe early March before we'd be cutting that clutch.
So that was pretty cool results.
Definitely excited about it.
Again, let me know in the comments
if you're excited for what's coming up in 2022.
Let's jump into clutch number two.
There we have two, four, six, eight eggs.
So eight eggs left for the entire season.
This is actually a lemon blast vanilla
bred to a black pastel lesser cypress.
So I love this black pastel lesser cypress
and the combos could be ridiculous.
So let's jump into egg number one
and we'll count down eight to one, and then we are done.
All right, here we go.
I am really excited about to see
what's going to be in these eggs.
Ooh, woo, woo, woo, it's so weird
how you get some weird stuff.
It's just a solid snake without one bit of pattern on it.
It's like a gray silvery animal.
Trying to think what it is.
I mean, obviously we've got the lesser,
we've got the cypress, we've got the lemon blast,
we've got the black pastel.
So it definitely looks like black pastel.
Gosh, it's so hard.
It's so hard.
I'm assuming it's a super pastel, black pastel,
pinstripe, lesser cypress.
So I think this is the all-gene animal,
which turned out to be just a completely patternless snake.
That is ridiculous.
So that's cool.
That was a beautiful snake
and genetically it's a powerhouse for sure.
Oh, wow.
Let's move on to egg number two,
meaning seven more to go for the year.
That first egg was a shocker.
I was not expecting a patternless animal to hatch out,
but sure enough it did.
And what do we have here?
Oh okay, we do have a little bit of pattern on this one.
Ooh, this is really beautiful too, wow.
So this one definitely is the lemon blast
vanilla cypress black pastel lesser.
So this is basically like the dad,
but adding the pinstripe and the vanilla,
that thing is gorgeous, ooh.
It's getting grays and purples, a little bit of pattern.
I actually like this one a little more,
'cause it has a little bit of pattern to it.
So it looks amazing.
So let's move out to egg number three,
meaning six more eggs to go for the year.
Wow, this clutch has not disappointed.
Wow, I mean it's hey, listen,
if I got to go out in the end of the year
on a clutch like this, I am excited about it.
There's no doubt about that.
Then what do we have here?
Another really beautiful snake, right?
This is definitely a black pastel, it's a pinstripe,
it looks like a pastel, it looks like a vanilla.
And I think that's it.
So we didn't get to the lesser in this one,
that's what changes the color.
So this is basically the same thing as the previous snake
minus the lesser,
which the lesser is like muting it out
and adding like a purple feature to it.
So that's pretty cool though.
So let's move on to egg number four,
meaning five eggs ago.
Like I said I'm super happy
to end on these last two clutches.
Got some bangers in here for sure.
What do we have here?
Let's see.
Okay, this is actually a really pretty animal.
This is basically a super pastel, black pastel,
which is what they would call a silver streak.
It's a lesser and it's a cypress animal.
So again, just didn't have the pinstripe in it,
but it still has that really beautiful
purply kind of interesting gray-looking animal, really cool.
God, this clutches is...
I am so happy we're ending on some bangers.
We have four eggs to go.
Ooh, what will we get in this egg?
Who knows?
Look what we got.
It looks like we got literally a normal pinstripe.
I don't see anything, I don't see vanilla,
I don't see cypress, I don't see anything, normal pinstripe.
So I get a single-line animal, a single-gene animal,
and that's crazy in itself.
But that's okay because the first four eggs were ridiculous
and we still have three eggs left for the entire season.
All right, here we go.
What do we have, what do we have?
Hmm, interesting.
Okay, so this is definitely,
it looks like a pinstripe cypress.
So just a two-gene animal, nothing too crazy.
Wild that the first four eggs were ridiculous.
The last two eggs, not so much,
but we still have two eggs to go.
Again, it's interesting,
'cause the last egg is coming up of the year, right?
Now, if I were to turn the box this way
I would have gotten the last eggs
would have been those last four eggs
that were absolutely ridiculous with the other way.
But with two eggs, we can still end up good.
Let's see, eeny meeny miny moe
catch a tiger by the toe
if he hollers let him go,
eeny meeny miny moe.
We're cutting this egg.
That means that this egg is the second from the last egg
and I hope I picked the right egg
for the last egg of the season
'cause I want to end with a banger for sure.
Let's see what we got in this egg.
Okay, this is actually really pretty too.
This is what they call a pastel lithium cypress, right?
So it's pastel, it's black pastel,
it's lesser and it is a cypress.
So again, really beautiful,
just didn't have the super pastel,
making it a little bit more purply.
Nevertheless, we're really glad.
We got a lot of variety.
The thing that slices, we've literally hatched what,
seven eggs, every single egg is completely different,
which is pretty cool.
And we are down to the last egg of the season.
So again, for those of you guys that love egg cutting,
I'm sorry, we're about to finish.
For those of you guys who are like,
"I'm bored with egg cutting."
You don't have to see it again until next year.
Let's go, last egg.
I hope we end up on something good.
I'll be a little bit disappointed if we don't,
but listen, this clutch was a banger, no matter what.
So let's see what we've got here.
Hmm, see what we've got here.
Well, it's not that crazy.
This is actually a black pewter, possibly a cypress.
So it's maybe a two-gene, possibly a three-gene animal.
Nevertheless, amazing, amazing odds.
And listen, I am retiring,
this is probably the hundredth razorblade
I've used this year,
but we are retiring the razorblades,
shutting it down, no more egg cutting
until the Gemma clutch,
hopefully with her lays,
here in another three, three and a half months.
So Lori did all the seaming
on the inside and outside of the waterfall,
just kind of hoping that she hit all the spots
that may be where there was a leak.
Again, it's so hard when you can't find the leak, right?
So if you knew where it was leaking, you could fix the leak.
But for here, it's almost just like a shot in the dark.
Last time she did it, it was good for about a year.
So let's hope that she did it again and it works.
I have no idea.
And it's been drying for about 24 hours now,
so it should be all set.
So we're just going to kind of clean it up
and then we're going to fill the water,
plug the waterfall in and fingers crossed.
I mean, I tell you what, if this leaks again,
guys, I don't even know what to do.
I don't even know what the next options are.
So let's hope and pray that Lori did a good job.
I know she's way better than I am,
'cause you remember the last time
I tried to fix it like three times and it never worked.
So, and then she did it once and it worked perfectly.
So yup, let's just go ahead and again, positive vibes.
You guys, all the positive energy you can find,
we're going to fill this baby up
and hopefully it doesn't leak.
(upbeat music)
Looks like my girl Ivy is shed out.
She always looks so amazing when she sheds.
Let's go and say hi to her.
What's up Ivy girl.
What's she doing?
Can I get your shed out really quick, sweetheart?
Here you go.
She usually does a pretty good shed
to be totally honest with you.
Again, she spends all her time in the water,
which really moisturizes her skin.
And that makes for a pretty good shed.
It looks like a couple of little rips in it
to be honest with you.
Sometimes they're perfect, like 100% perfect.
Come over, sweetheart.
(water flowing)
Got that last little bit out there.
She looks amazing, by the way,
I don't even know where the other ones are.
Here's Adriana over here and Jazzy, where's Jazzy at?
Okay, so he's over here in the water.
I was like where is he at?
Look, Adriana is coming over to say hi.
Hi Adriana, hi sweetie.
So of course it's always good to have these guys go.
In the next few days we'll actually thaw a big meal.
Like I've been mentioning,
I've got a 20-pound pig ready and waiting for Ivy.
It's probably been about two and a half months
since we've given her a giant meal,
but we've given her smaller meals.
But now that she's shed
she's ready for that really big meal.
We'll probably do that in the next few days.
Let me know in the comments if you guys are excited.
It is crazy.
Look at Adriana, she's like a little miniature Ivy.
I mean, she crawled all the way from over there,
now she's just kind of crawling all over on me.
I'd love to know from you guys,
if you know anyone that keeps anacondas besides me,
if they act the same way.
I mean, do they all act like little puppy dogs
where they like literally just crawl up to you
and crawl all over you and sniff on you
and just want to know what's going on.
I mean, again, Ivy has been doing it for a while now,
but here here's Adriana doing the exact same thing.
It's just so weird, again,
it'd crawl up to you and you almost think for a second
like they're coming over to try to, you know, eat you
or something like that.
But they're actually just super curious.
I mean, look at this.
It is the weirdest thing in the world.
Hi baby, what are you doing silly?
What are you doing?
I love it, I mean, anacondas are the most curious,
most weird animal I've ever worked with
when it comes to snakes.
But I'd like to know if it's just my anacondas
or do all anacondas do this.
So water is all filled up guys.
We have the waterfall running right now.
It's been running for about 10 to 15 minutes right now.
There's no water on the floor,
which could mean great news
or it could mean that it just hasn't built up
and started leaking yet.
I'm sure it's going to take a little while
for it to actually seep down,
get through the bottom base
and actually get onto the floor if it did leak, right?
So I think that the next, I'm going to say if in an hour,
hour and a half, it's not leaking,
we don't see water down here,
Lori did her job and Lori's great at this.
I am terrible at it.
I mean, I tried to fix this thing 10 times in the past
and it always continued to leak.
So I think that so far so good.
You know, I mean, I can't complain.
So again, wish me luck, fingers crossed.
We'll check back in about an hour and a half.
- We're actually going to try to feed Mango
some crocodile pellets, alligator pellets.
- [Noah] He's not even a crocodile, dude.
- He is not.
Just to give him something a little bit different
than snails and like ground up cat food
and all that other stuff.
- [Noah] Can we place a bet, make it a little more exciting?
- What do you want to bet?
- [Noah] One Lunchable, that he doesn't need it.
You get a Lunchable
if he does eat it. - If he does eat it?
Oh, that's fair.
You better eat this.
Noah is buying me lunch.
- [Noah] Don't eat it.
- Yeah, there it goes.
I get a Lunchable (indistinct talk).
That's what I'm talking about.
That's a Lunchable, a Lunchable with a Oreo.
- I'm pissed right now.
I'm so mad, it's $2 gone right there.
- [Noah's friend] Got to get the real Oreo.
- They used to be real Oreos in the Lunchable, but...
- [Noah's friend] They changed it?
- Now it's just a off-brand Oreo.
- [Noah's friend] No.
- Make sure (indistinct talk)
Yup.
- But it did take long, so...
- It did take long.
So you won the bet, this is biology.
Lunchables.
- You got me two?
- No, no, no, I also want some of this.
- All right, I appreciate it. - You're welcome.
Oh yeah, dude.
Nothing like a good old Lunchable.
You're starting with the Oreos?
- The fake one, yeah.
- Did mom never teach you, you eat dessert after dinner?
- No, besides it's lunch time.
- You buy it and then you have to work to eat it.
They're scamming us, bro.
- Hmm, it's good.
- I know it's good.
- Let's make one big sandwich.
Look at this monstrosity.
Jeez, oh my God, dude, what an animal.
Oh my, no way, that's good.
- It's not bad.
(indistinct talk)
- Well guys, it's been a couple of hours
since we've had the waterfall running.
I see no water whatsoever.
Lori is a genius because I can never fix this thing.
She seems to find exactly where things are leaking.
What it basically is, is it's in the back of the waterfall,
like underneath here,
that's where it seems to actually leak, right?
So she seams that up and it seems to work.
So at least now if it leaks in the future,
we know exactly where the leak problem is
and we can try to address that somehow.
But as of now, success.
Oh my God, you have no idea
how many sleepless nights I've lost with this thing.
So it's cool that the pond is fixed.
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