- This is a very special snake to me,
this was the very first
Blue eyed Leucistic Ball Python that I ever got.
Back in the day when these guys were out,
these were worth so much money.
And she's been so special to me,
she's produced so many eggs.
She's getting up there,
she's gotta be 12, maybe even 14 years old.
And she's probably produced somewhere
in the neighborhood of 10 clutches.
So let's go ahead and see what she's got under here,
looks like some beautiful eggs.
And she was bred to this beautiful, super pastel,
Hidden Gene Woma.
Now the Hidden Gene Woma stuff
actually mixed with the lesser, a super lesser like this,
actually produces some amazing babies.
Look at those pearly white eggs, pearly white snake.
Absolutely incredible, 100% furrow clutch.
I could not be more happy.
This girl is so amazing, she's done such a good job,
I swear she's been a rockstar ever since I've had her.
I love her to death.
Let's go ahead and get these eggs
in the egg box really quick.
Mama we'll get you cleaned up,
and we'll get you back on the food in no time.
Two, four, six, seven beautiful eggs,
we'll be cutting these things in about 58 days.
Let's get 'em in the incubator.
Slowly filling up down here, got a long way to go,
but clutch number 15 goes right here.
We check on 'em maybe every three or four days,
but I'll circle back in this video in about two weeks
to let you know how things are going.
(mellow music)
- Fishies.
- Noah, what you doing?
- Feeding my fish.
- We haven't gotten something for that in a long, long time.
- You wanna go buy some fish?
- Yeah, let's go get some fish.
Can I get two of the fish filet sandwiches.
- Mike, wrong fish man.
- [Mike] Can I get a large fries?
(upbeat music)
- Dude, that black and yellow spotty.
- That's what they call a trigger fish.
- Oh, look at that one,
I think that's a little big for our tank though, no?
- I think it might get a little too big, yeah.
- It was a good idea though,
I like where your head's at.
- Thanks.
(mellow music)
- Just the halfway point on the Blue-eyed Leucistic,
bred to the super pastel Hidden Gene Woma.
And guess what?
We still have two, four, six, seven eggs.
They're still cooking, they still look absolutely good.
That's a good sign.
We still have 27 more days before we get 'em to cut,
but hey, when you get this far in
typically you don't lose eggs after that.
It's usually the egg loss happens in the first 30 days,
not so much in the last 27, 30 days.
So far so good.
We'll check back in another 26 days.
- Whoa, did you see that fish, did you see that?
- [Mike] That's a Goby. - [Noah] A Goby?
- [Mike] Fire fish Goby.
- What do you think this is?
- Fake. - Oh.
Look at the little Kobe Bryant fish.
You want a fry?
- [Mike] You've got sauce on your shirt.
- [Noah] Damn it.
(upbeat music)
Look at these, can we get and eat one?
- [Mike] Yeah.
- [Noah] Look at these little crab or something.
- Yeah, the sea anemones are the thing
with the little frangelies.
Dude, look at that eel.
- Whoa.
- It's like a zebra eel, no flake moray.
- It's a moray.
- [Cameraman] Dude, when the moon hits your eye,
like a big pizza pie.
- That's amore.
- [Cameraman] Hey.
(upbeat music)
- It's the night of the 56th day after the eggs were laid.
All the eggs look absolutely incredible,
we still have two, four, six, seven eggs,
so they all made it full term.
Tomorrow is the day we get to cut these guys.
I just love this Blue-eyed Leucistic female girl,
interesting soul sucker type of stuff.
So one more sleep, I'm gonna be dreaming about this clutch.
Wake up in the morning, go to the shop
and finally get a chance to see what's inside these eggs.
- What do you think this one tastes like?
- Probably better than that.
- Whoa, look at that thing with the legs in the back man.
- Oh my God, it's a sea star.
We used to play with these in the Virgin Islands.
- So when are you gonna lose your Virgin Islands?
- You don't lose 'em, they're on the map.
- You know that one size is all the same?
- Huh?
That's an anemone, so where's the crab?
Whoa, should we get a bird Noah?
- Yeah, my mom loves birds.
She'll love it.
- Did you just finish the fries?
- Do you mind holding them real quick.
Thanks man.
- I wanted one more.
- Look how inquisitive this beautiful bird is.
- It's so pretty, what kind of bird is it?
- His eyes, it seeps intelligence.
- What do you see when you look into my eyes?
- Yeah, so the bird is...
(mellow music)
- It is the morning of day 57
on the Blue-eyed Leucistic clutch.
So these eggs are coming to the shop,
we're gonna go ahead and cut them.
But I'm actually gonna do a bonus clutch too,
there's unfortunately only two eggs left in this.
It's actually a Lori Ball Python
that bred to a Super Lori Leopard.
There was six eggs in the clutch,
four eggs went bad, which is kind of a bummer.
But we're gonna go ahead and cut them,
'cause again, we could get Super Lori,
Super Lori Leopard, who knows?
We have another bigger clutch coming,
I think of 10 or 12 eggs that were
Lori Leopard to Super Lori Leopard,
that's the really big clutch that I cannot wait to cut.
Nevertheless, we're gonna take
these two clutches over to the rep terra,
go ahead and see what's inside.
- Dude, turtle ramp bro.
I wonder if we can get them to do some sick tricks bro.
Turtle deck.
Explosion. (loud explosion)
So we are looking to add a few things.
- The Haitian pink tips there
conch fish will generally avoid.
And these you would have to actually feed separate,
'cause they're non photosynthetic.
- Bubble or long.
Which one is he dancing around in right there?
- [Shop Assistant] That is the bubble tank.
- Yeah, let's do one of the bubblers,
and then should we do the cleaner shrimp?
And then we'll see,
let's see if we get anything, this daddy's money.
- Their primary diet are usually like copepods,
and just small crusta stations that live in the water.
And the name cleaner shrimp comes from the fact
that they will take parasites off of fish.
Beyond that they're kind of general scavengers.
- Wait, you could just touch 'em?
- [Shop Assistant] Yeah.
- I thought you got shocky poo.
- Yeah, I thought you got stung by those.
- Some of these have a stronger sting than others,
these ones really don't.
- [Noah] Look at the clown fish is trying to bite him.
(group laughing)
- Can we get one that stings really big,
'cause that'd be fun.
- [Noah] Wow.
- And we also put in through that into the drip bucket too?
- And that's how you get her off Mike.
- [Cameraman] Oh, I get it.
Get her off the side.
Dude.
- The time has come, I think the fact that it's
a Blue-eyed Leucistic, that just means so much to me.
It's actually a Russo Lesser pastel, Hidden Gene Woma,
the potential for soul suckers.
So we could get Russo soul suckers,
we could get real soul suckers,
which are the lesser Hidden Gene Womas.
We'll just have to wait to see.
This is the first egg, let's see what's inside of it.
And right off the rip
we have a beautiful little animal here.
It looks like it is a Russo soul sucker,
which is the allelic, right?
So basically the Hidden Gene Woma and the Russo,
as well as the lesser are allelic (indistinct)
called soul sucker.
So right off we have a soul sucker,
possibly a pastel soul sucker.
I think it looks like a pastel soul sucker,
nevertheless, that is a beautiful snake
and a great way to start.
We still have two, four, six eggs to go.
I'll tell you what, I am loving this.
And of course later in the vlog
you guys are gonna see these guys hatch out.
And then ultimately after they shed
see what they look like too,
which is really that dramatic look, right?
Between the actual (indistinct), and then after they shed.
Let's get into egg number two, let's see what we got here.
And again, that female's just so special to me,
and this is just actually a pastel Russo animal,
so it doesn't have the Hidden Gene Woma in it.
You bring two Russos together, a Russo to lesser,
it's in that Blue-eyed Leucistic complex
you get blue eyed Leucistics.
Egg number three, and remember,
stick around because we're also gonna cut those couple eggs
that are Lori to Super Lori Leopard.
What do we have here?
It looks like again, another soul sucker of sorts.
Yeah, probably a pastel Russo soul sucker right there.
So we haven't got any lesser stuff yet,
but it looks like we've got two Russo soul suckers.
I don't know if anyone else has came up
with a different name of these guys or not.
'Cause it definitely is weird to say soul sucker,
but nevertheless, that's what Kevin McCurley called them
and that's what I'm calling them.
So far we've had some pretty good odds,
let's go ahead and go on to egg number four.
Here we go, egg number four.
Boom.
Ooh, this is a nice one right, oh my gosh.
Take a look at that guys,
look at that animal right there.
Ooh doggy.
That thing is beautiful.
Nice silvery cut.
That is the lesser soul sucker,
so you see the difference between the Russo soul sucker
and the lesser soul sucker.
And this is actually a pastel lesser soul sucker.
Wow, look at that animal right there.
Ooh doggy.
Now that is the ripper, there's no doubt about it.
That's awesome.
And last year we did the same breeding,
we had none of those.
So it's cool that we finally hit one
after two years doing the same breeding.
Okay, onto egg number five.
I certainly wouldn't complain if we get
another one of those lesser soul suckers.
Let's see what we got.
Oh, guess what we got,
another one of them.
All right, we've got another lesser soul sucker,
a pastel lesser soul sucker on that.
So we've got two pastel lesser soul suckers,
and what looked like two pastel Russo soul suckers.
I'll tell you what, we are crushing it, that's cool.
And we have two eggs left to go.
I'm super excited about that Lori to Super Lori lesser,
I cannot wait to see what's in those eggs.
Okay, here we go.
Gosh, let's just end this thing good.
I tell you what I am so happy about
what we've gotten so far.
So, okay, what have we got here?
We'll just set this down, move it around a little bit.
It looks like we got another pastel Russo right there,
not the Hidden Gene Woma.
But so far we're doing good.
Four of the six eggs have been there
the lelic Hidden Gene Woma.
One egg to go.
You guys know I love to end things on a good note,
so let's let this last egg be an absolute ripper.
And away we go.
Come on, be something amazing.
Yes, we did it.
Another pastel lesser soul sucker,
these guys are so amazing.
Three of those little monkeys right there,
I could not be more happy.
Like I said these guys will crawl out the eggs
in the next day or two.
You're gonna see it here in the next minute or two,
and then we'll let 'em shed out the end of the vlog.
Even though we only have two eggs,
we have Lori to Super Lori Leopard.
This is the first time we've ever ever had
a Super Lori Leopard father a clutch.
So let's see what's in those eggs.
(beeping)
- [Mike] What?
- What kind of stuff do you think they're into?
- Bug stuff.
Two cleaner shrimp and a sea anemone.
- [Shop Assistant] 161,09.
- It's not my money.
(Noah laughing)
Look, a trash can for our crappy fish sandwiches.
- All right, and we're back here with our cleaner shrimp,
two of them.
And then a little bit of a...
- (stuttering) Anemone.
All right, we gotta do the little dripper drip.
Just look at that.
Oh, here it comes already.
Your dad's over here sucking on it and stuff.
- [Cameraman] There it is.
- I don't know what you're doing, keep doing that.
Keep going.
- I'm trying to get the air out.
- Keep going. - So this is going,
do you mind watching this for a couple minutes,
or for 30 minutes?
I got a business call coming in,
I'll be right back.
- [Noah] A business call.
(Mike blowing raspberries) (Mike grunting)
- And again, I was certainly disappointed
that we had six eggs in this clutch
and only two of them made term.
But right off the rip that actually the four eggs
I was a little bit concerned about.
So I was happy that at least two made it.
So theoretically, if the Super Lori Leopard is the father,
which hopefully is, he's the only one we've bred this year,
everything should be Lori.
The fact that's a Lori female means that most of them,
three outta four, should be Super.
And then of course the Leopard is,
of course, one out of two.
So theoretically who knows what we're gonna get?
But I sure hope it's gonna be some Super Loris
and Super Lori Leopards.
I'm nervous guys.
These are the first ones of the year,
let's see what we get.
All right, here we go.
I'll rip up the rip.
What do we have?
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Okay, aww, it's rolled over, it's rolled over,
I can't see what it is.
Hang on, I'm gonna see what we got going on here,
try to roll this thing over.
Aww, you wouldn't believe this guys.
It's just a Lori Ball Python,
so no Super Lori, no Super Lori leopard.
No Leopard, no Lori Leopard,
just a Lori Ball Python.
So that's bad odds right there.
But we've got one more egg,
let's hope this is a Super Lori Leopard.
Come on now, this has gotta happen.
I'm so bummed that it was just a Lori Ball Python,
but that's part of the way this game goes.
Let's go ahead and cut this one.
Come on Super Lori Leopard,
come on Super Lori Leopard.
Let's see what you have, a big egg too isn't it?
Okay, well we definitely, ah,
you've gotta be kidding me right now.
We had two Lori Ball Pythons,
not even Super Loris.
Unbelievable, no Lori Leopards,
no Super Loris, no Super Lori Leopards.
We got two normal Lori Ball Pythons,
that's actually crushing when it comes to the odds
but that's the way it goes.
We'll still show you when these guys hatch out here
in just a couple of days.
Til then we'll fast forward a couple of days.
(beeping)
- Where's Noah?
I specifically asked him to stay here and watch 'em
while I took my business call.
Where's he at?
- Life's hard as a business man.
(loud farting)
Courtesy flush.
(toilet flushing)
- Noah, where you been?
I told you to watch this while I took my business meeting,
and you're gone.
- Well, I had a business meeting.
- Oh, a business meeting?
You got a little something there in your sleeve.
The other side.
- Oh shit, my bad.
Thanks man.
- No problem.
(mellow music)
- So all the babies finally hatched out.
I always love when this female has eggs,
these are so special for me right.
So look at all these amazing gambles.
These are just literally (indistinct) Russos
are what they call Russos.
You breed these two together
you get of Blue-eyed Leucistics, of course.
And these two here are pastel
Hidden Gene Woma and half Russo,
basically what they would call a Russo soul sucker.
And then of course these monkeys here,
this is actually just what they would call
a normal soul sucker,
which is a lesser and a Hidden Gene Woma.
They're (indistinct),
this beautiful purplish, grayish animal.
And then these two here actually have pastel in them too,
you can see they're just a little bit more faded
when you put 'em together.
This one has one shake darker right here,
and these guys have the pastel in.
Absolutely wonderful.
So we're gonna go and get these guys settled,
they'll shed out here in the next four or five, six days.
And we'll show 'em to you as soon as they're shed out.
- We're gonna move the fishies into the tanky.
(Mike laughing)
Mike, you (beep).
(Mike laughing)
Why'd you do that?
- You are the idiot, it's gravity fed
and you put the end up and you go, "Watch this."
- You put it down.
- No, you put it up.
Go on, open it, open it.
- [Noah] Uh oh, are they chase them.
- [Mike] But they left.
- [Cameraman] Clown fish are not clowning around.
- You're not gonna get stuck,
stop moving the thing.
Look at it, it's waving around like a fricking (indistinct).
- That's what sea anemones do,
we have to peel it off the bottom of the bucket,
just like a very fine stick.
- [Cameraman] And if you rip it you kill it.
- Don't do that.
- I can't even get my grubby little fingers
underneath that seal.
Mike, smell my finger.
- (gags) What did you stick it in?
- That's for me to know and you to find out.
- [Mike] Here she comes, here she comes.
- [Cameraman] Oh, is she coming?
- [Mike] She's coming, she's coming.
- [Cameraman] She's coming? - [Voiceover] I'm gonna come.
- [Noah] Oh my God.
- [Mike] Gentle, it's not floating away,
so it must have grabbed on, right?
- All right dad, what do you think?
Do you see our anemone?
- It looks weird, it looks like it's upside down.
- Yeah, it is.
- You gonna flip it right side up,
or is this just gonna die?
- It wasn't exactly like that when we put it in there.
And then there's two other cleaner shrimp in there now,
one's in the back.
- Oh yeah, I see it, it's cute.
That's awesome. - Yeah.
- How much does this cost me?
- $720.
(mellow music)
- And of course they all shed out,
and there's some absolutely beautiful animals there.
This is actually what they would call
a pastel Russo soul sucker.
So the allele between the Hidden Gene Woma and the Russo,
and then pastel added to it.
And here's another one of the exact same genetics,
but each animal looks a little bit different,
which makes it cool.
It's just called polymorphism,
absolutely incredible.
This one's really beautiful,
it doesn't have as cool of genetics beyond it.
It's just a pastel and a half Russo,
or what they call a Russo.
Which of course, if you bred with another Russo
would produce white snakes.
Then this is the first full on soul sucker,
because the Blue-eyed Leucistic girl that I love so much
is actually a lesser and a half Russo
that produces the Blue-eyed Leucistic.
Some of these animals are lessers.
And when you get lessers and they're a Hidden Gene Woma
you get what they call soul suckers,
which I absolutely love.
And then this is the exact same animal,
but just adding pastel.
So this is a pastel soul sucker
and we actually produced two of these ones.
Absolutely incredible.
And I love showing you guys the difference
between when they first hatch out,
and when they actually shed out.
Because that's when their true beauty absolutely comes out.
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- What is this man?
- [Cameraman] I'm sorry.
You can't do it like that.