- Have you guys ever heard of paint ball python?
Well this is actually a standing for paint ball python
which is a super cool mutation
and it's bred to this warmer, lesser het paint.
I tell you, I am so excited about this potential offspring.
I did the same breeding last year
and had a bunch of infertile eggs,
so it looks like, oop, there are a couple infertile eggs
but we definitely have a bunch of fertile eggs in here, too.
I was so excited about the potential here
'cause there's never been a woma lesser paint.
I don't even know if there's been a lot of mutations
of paint yet.
So I am really excited to see what the results
of this clutch is gonna be.
And you guys are gonna get to see the results
in this video from right now, the egg laying,
all the way 'till the hatching,
the shedding and everything else like that.
So we've got two, four, six, seven eggs.
I'm gonna get these guys in the incubator.
We're gonna cut these eggs later in the vlog.
We're gonna see 'em hatch out and actually see 'em shed out.
There's a chance, a very good chance,
that you're gonna see some world first ball pythons in here.
I have no idea what they're gonna look like.
57 days from now or maybe six or seven minutes for you guys.
(host laughs)
You're gonna find out what's in this clutch.
This is difficult for me.
I'm trying to write down my top five favorite animals here
at the Reptarium, starting with five,
going to my number one.
And I'm gonna have Mike, Connie and Noah
actually do what they think is the top five.
Whoever gets the closest gets the rest of the day off paid.
- Brian's top picks, wait now let's see,
I know a couple right off the top of my head.
Let's get started.
Just top five, right?
No, in order, all the way to his number one favorite.
See how does he make us do that?
He can't even pick a top five.
Come on, follow me.
All right so personally, I think number five.
Sunfire is in the middle of taking a massive poop.
Connie!
That's like a foot long.
Number five has gotta be either one of you.
Of course everybody loves Salty, but Pepper's more rare.
But I gotta say Salty here is such a good girl.
You're not getting food.
I think that's gonna be my number five girl.
Good girl, good girl.
- What is going on?
Pretty impressive, Mike!
Keep up to be at work.
Full transparency, I haven't known Mr. Brian for too long.
He doesn't really talk to me
about what his favorite animals are
but I have a few good educated guesses.
(Mike grunts)
Wait, why is he doing pushups?
So number five, he's interrupting me.
- I'm sweating so bad!
- Number five I'm gonna have to say
maybe is Baby Kush.
- I left my phone out there.
- Shut up, Mike!
- Don't tell me to shut up!
- Shut up, Mike!
He's got like a really super long tail.
The only reason why I think
he might just be in fifth place
is because he's still very skittish around people.
- My dad's fifth favorite has to be Bowser
the alligator snapping turtle.
It's the same age as my dad.
200 years old.
Don't tell I said that.
Well. (mimics explosion noises)
But it's not that cool, so it's number five.
- You guys are all wrong.
My number five would be Lucy.
- What?
- I was way off then.
- Tomorrow I'm super excited about this clutch.
That paint gene is something
that not a lot of people work with
and tomorrow's the day we get to pull it out of incubator
cut it and see if we got lucky with our odds.
(static noise)
Did we get lucky with our odds or not?
Well, we did get lucky with our odds
but unfortunately when I went to pull the clutch, look it,
they actually were all hatched out!
Now that happens sometimes,
it can just be in a little bit warmer spot
in the incubator potentially.
Sometimes animals just hatch out a little early.
So I was bummed that we didn't get a chance
to actually cut this clutch,
but the results were pretty cool.
Now these guys used to be called paint and super paints.
Now they're actually referred to as recessive mutations.
So there's het paint and then the paint
is the actual super version or the phenotype
that we're looking for, right?
Now we've got some pretty interesting stuff.
This is actually just a cinni,
so this is nothing other than just a single gene
incomplete dominant animal.
But then we actually had a cinni woma that is het for paint.
So you can kind of see some of the patterns down the side
and that's why they used to call 'em super paints
and paints is because you had some expression
with the heterozygous genes.
So you could see the expression,
though it's kind of similar,
like if you think of a pastel and a super pastel,
you could theoretically say a pastel
is het for super pastel, right?
And then we actually got this animal here
which was really cool
which is a woma lesser het paint.
This is gonna be really cool.
And I actually just sexed out both of these animals.
Both of these are females.
So we're definitely gonna raise 'em up
and we can bring 'em back to a paint
and produce some more paint stuff.
That'll be really cool.
And we finally hit the world's first
only animal ever produced like this in the world.
This is actually a cinni, it's a woma, and it is a paint.
So it is the phenotypical version of the paint
or what they used to call super paint
but now they call paint.
Now interestingly enough, I think about this animal
is it reminds me of a sunset ball python.
So it's got kind of the oranges and reds in it a little bit.
It's starting to go opaque a little bit
so you can't see it quite as well.
But the fact is,
is that this has some interesting implications
for producing some other animals down the road.
So I'm really excited about this project
and it's a project that not a lot of people
are focusing on though it kind of reminds me
a lot of the sunset.
And I'm wondering if we could do similar things
to the sunset.
What will a paint clown look like?
What will paint clown and chi look like in other things?
Orange dream, maybe?
I mean there's a lot of opportunities.
Although we didn't get the opportunity
to actually cut this clutch,
I'm still super excited with the results
and I'm still gonna cut a couple of clutches right now.
(trash can wheels rumbling)
- Number four.
So we all know how much Brian loves this lizard
and I'm not gonna say I love you just as much.
I do love you, (kisses)
don't think I (spits out)
some dirt there, but I think this is number four
on Brian's list.
But now that I'm thinking about it,
he could be number three.
Not a hundred percent sure, but I'm gonna say four.
- Number four, follow me this way.
Salty.
It's just one of those animals
I see you guys like to always bring out.
Super beautiful, handleable, unlike pepper.
That's why I think it's number four.
I'm just kind of winging it.
(Mike trills)
- This is tough.
I got an idea.
Right in the wrong way. (laughs)
Gotta use my dad's keys.
Number four has to be Sunrise,
our albino Burmese because oh sh.
(door closes)
Oh my God.
Dude, she's definitely would not be my favorite
because she is so sweet and would never ever hurt anybody.
My dad's first ever snake was a Burmese python.
So it's gotta be on his top five list
and Sunrise, she really is a sweetheart.
She just.
- You guys are all wrong again!
It is an animal that you cannot believe you guys
did not pick this one.
Brillo the armadillo.
(group moans)
- What?
- No, no, that's not true.
We have no history with him.
- It's my list.
So I promised, although that one clutch hatched out
and absolutely was a banger of an animal,
we actually have two clutches I'm gonna cut
that I'm really excited about.
This is a cinni woma and it's bred to a banana lori cinni.
I have no idea what's gonna happen here
'cause the lori cinni stuff is cool.
The banana stuff we can produce super banana.
There's all kinds of cool stuff.
So let's go ahead and jump into egg number one here
and just see what's going on.
We only have four eggs, so hopefully we'll get lucky
and produce some really cool stuff.
But right off the bat,
oh, got a pretty cool looking snake here
but it looks like maybe just a cinnamon woma
but it's really light, which, oh, that makes sense.
This is actually a lori woma.
It's not a cinni, that's why it's a silver color.
And this is the first time I've ever produced a lori woma,
it might be the only one that's ever been produced
so it almost looks axanthic-y
so that was pretty cool.
But again, what I'm really hoping
is to get that combination of cinni,
maybe super cinni, lori, banana.
It could be really, really cool.
So we've got three more eggs to go.
Let's hope we hit something.
But that first one's still probably a world's first
which is really cool.
Egg number two, see what we got here.
Lots of juice in these ones, there's no doubt about that.
Oop, and another one that looks again like a lori.
Oh this is actually one step further.
So this is the lori cinni woma.
So we've added one more gene to it.
Again, probably another world's first
'cause I don't think that we've ever had those before.
We just haven't hit on the banana stuff
or the super cinni stuff.
But we still have two eggs,
and like I said, these eggs are nice and plump for sure.
So that just means it's got lots of fluid in 'em.
But we'll go ahead and just cut again,
kind of a little bit of a messy job when that happens.
Ooh, this one's pretty, too.
This one's really pretty.
Again, another cinni lori woma ball python.
If this had banana in it, it would be a.
- Sensation.
- So let's hope this last egg does it.
But boy, so far we've had three eggs.
All three have been really spectacular animals.
Minus the banana stuff, but I tell you what,
I couldn't be more happy.
I cannot wait till these guys hatch out
'cause they are gonna look super, super cool.
I'll definitely make sure to update you,
and we do have one more clutch to cut after this, too.
So let's go ahead and see what this last egg is.
(relaxing music)
Hopefully we get something crazy.
Come on, come on, come on, come on!
Again, interesting.
Oh wow, this one's even weirder!
It's bizarre.
So again, it's definitely a lori cinni woma,
but each one got a little bit more unusual.
The first one was neat, the second one was cool.
This one is radically cool!
So we did miss out on the banana stuff,
a little bit of a bummer.
Four animals out of four eggs, world first.
Theoretically had three of the same animals
and one other one.
But wow, just take a look at how cool
that animal looks there.
Wow, that is awesome!
- This way! (upbeat music)
(heavy breathing) Shouldn't have ran.
Ooh, ooh, no food.
(Mike heavy breathing)
I gotta do more cardio.
Okay, so number three is going to be Purdita.
The only reason why I say that
is because, oh, I hate parkour.
I'm only gonna say that
because every single time that we do a video
about people's favorite,
Purdita always comes up on that list.
Now she's not the least favorite,
but she's not the most favorite.
So I'm gonna say that she's probably right in the middle.
Go with number three.
But then also I think Elvis could be number three.
So she's either three or four.
How did you do this?
- Okay, come follow me over here.
He's stealing my shot!
This Zumba class.
This is Elvie.
He is super affect, well not really affectionate,
I would say, but he handles people like super well.
He always wants to come out
whenever I'm like cleaning his water,
which doesn't really stay clean
for longer than maybe 30 minutes..
- This is your number five, you're wrong.
(door closes)
- It's not, he's my number three.
- Number three.
It's a two for one special, Salt and Pepper.
They have to be my dad's third favorite.
(Mike yells)
And I don't know anybody else that has, Salt!
Nobody in the world has an albino, and a.
What?
- [Mike] You gotta get her, dude.
- I can't get her!
(Mike laughs)
- Why, why!
I'm bit!
Just joking, such good babies.
Thank you, Mike.
- What number is this for you?
- Number three.
(Noah and Mike high five)
- No.
- [Mike] Yep.
- No I'm not.
- Yep.
- Shut up!
- What did I say again?
I can't remember.
Once again, you guys are completely wrong.
It is Salt.
- Wait, that's what I said!
(Noah yells)
- Noah got Salt and Salt is my number three.
- Woo!
- Getting down to the nitty gritty
when it comes to colubrids,
only a few more clutches hatching.
This is actually pretty cool.
These are actually albino nelson's milk snake
and this one here is pretty much a normal albino,
a little bit what they would call a bullseye.
But then this one here is pretty cool.
Look at the tail on it right there.
How the white kind of goes down like that.
That's a pretty unusual pattern there.
We've been hatching some pretty awesome
and unique colubrids this year.
There's no doubt about that.
(upbeat music)
- Okay, going back to this.
Parkour!
Whew, okay!
So number shoot, what number?
Oh two, come here, Bella.
Everybody knows the story about, behind Bella.
If you don't, go watch the first YouTube channel,
what are you doing?
Bella's one of the reasons why this whole place started.
Brian got all romantic, shared a bed with her.
The rest is history, now here I am.
Got to be high on that list.
Whether it's two or three or one,
one other animal that he says that is his favorite.
So we're gonna go find out.
- I'm gonna have to say it is probably Bella.
I love Bella as well.
Might not come down from there.
I usually have to sweeten the deal with like a banana, or.
I mean as soon as you like get in her presence,
she'll start doing that like cute standup thing.
You can feel that she enjoys your affection
which just makes petting her so much fun.
(door clicks)
- Number two, hello, Lucy, little cheeky little python,
My dad's favorite because the absolute attitude, blah,
is like Lucifer, that's why we named her Lucy.
She might be in the deep REM sleep.
Oh, ah, number two!
- Well you guys are continuing to lose.
It is Ivy the Anaconda?
- Oh, I forgot about her.
- And then the next clutch
is actually an interesting clutch.
It's actually a spie which is a spider pie
(gentle music)
which are animals that are 90% white
and just have a head pattern
and then it spread to a pie.
So everything in here is gonna be pie
but we could get some spies as well.
Now the thing I don't know if I'm gonna know
is if I have a 90% white pie,
it could still be a normal pie
but let's just go ahead and see if we can tell
if we get some spie or we get pies in here.
Again, because it's a recessive mutation,
everything is gonna be pie.
And you can see right off the rip here,
we have this beautiful all-white snake.
Looks like it's gonna be just a head pattern.
My guess is it's gonna be a spie
which is the spider pie
and I really don't know why,
but the spider interacts with the pie
in the sense that it makes a 90% just head pattern.
So you'll never see any pattern on a pie
that has spider in it, which is really quite interesting.
But let's see what happens here.
So see the difference here.
We have all this beautiful pattern
on a pie ball ball python.
So that would tell me
that it is just a normal pie ball ball python
and it's not a spie ball because it has pattern to it.
So, so far it looks like we've got one spie
and one normal pie and we still have four eggs to go.
There is still nothing like hatching pie ball ball pythons.
I mean they're just absolutely amazing,
another normal pie ball
because again you could see,
that's got plenty of pattern to it.
The thing that's awesome about pies
is if you produce a hundred pies,
each one of 'em is gonna be completely different
from the other different patterns,
different amount of whites, all that stuff,
which makes pies absolutely wonderful.
Let's see what we have here.
It looks like another all white, well hang on a second here,
I can't tell if there's a little bit of pattern on,
oh no, that's the head.
You can see the head
has a little bit of a spidery pattern to it.
So it's kind of a diffused, kind of blushed out head.
That would be a spie.
So so far we have two pies and we have two spies.
So so far that's exactly what you would expect.
About half of 'em should be pies
and half of 'em should be spies, on average,
of course that does change over time.
That's over the course of thousands of eggs
not over the course of six, there's no doubt about that.
Again, we have another pie ball.
Really good.
This one just looks like a little bit lower white one
which is pretty cool, too.
I like the lower white pies as well
'cause it shows all that contrast
between the pattern and the white.
I mean, oh man, I'm telling you what,
there's some beautiful snakes here.
I cannot wait 'till they hatch out.
So let's see if we'll get a spie
and get 50-50 percentage wise,
that would be absolutely incredible if we did.
But it looks like we've got some pattern here,
so it definitely looks like
we've got four pie ball ball pythons
and two spies and ooh, it looks like
there might even be a little emoji on this one.
Hard to say, once it hatches out,
I'll know what's going on.
So that's it, we only have probably about 20 clutches left
for the year so I'll cut as many as I can.
I don't wanna bore you with it, but how cool is that?
- Parkour.
Oh. (groans)
Totally rad.
Ow!
Okay, guys.
Oh my goodness.
50% chance sure that Ivy, Brian's favorite green anaconda
that he's ever worked with and I'm taking a long shot.
I think Ivy's gotta be number one.
He says it all the time.
So much fun.
He spent 50 hours in here.
Do you know how hot it is in here?
I think Ivy's gonna be number one.
- So number one is definitely an OG animal
here at the Reptarium, here at BHB Enterprises
and that is Lucy!
(Mike mimics buzzer)
Shut up, Mike.
Lucy isn't like a cuddle bug like Bella,
been with Brian, I mean for a long time.
I don't know exactly how long,
I remember seeing her since way back when
when I was watching the vlogs.
Kind of like the poster child of the Reptarium.
- Number one!
What the?
Why is Elvis out?
That was not what I was expecting.
Everyone's on lunch, too.
Number one is Belly Bananas!
Belly Bananas dropped a poo-poo.
Bella's gotta be number one
because this is the animal
sort of inspired the Reptarium to come to formulation.
Oh!
Who's a Belly baby?
Aw, who's Belly?
Oh my god (cries)
Number one.
- Well, Noah seems to know his thing.
That's right, it was Bella!
I will say I forgot about Elvis.
Elvis would've been 1B.
Did someone else pick Elvis for number one?
- Nope.
- All right, so you guys lose anyways.
Noah got two.
So Noah, you get the rest of the day off, goodbye.
- Bye!
- What?
- This is rigged, that's his son!
- Your list changes literally every day.
- In actuality, this is the last clutch of colubrids
that just hatched out today.
These are pueblo milk snakes.
So it was definitely a banger year
when it came colubrids.
We had so many amazing babies
and it's really sad to see that these are the last ones.
No more eggs, no more colubrids, no more babies.
We'll get these set up.
They'll go up on the website at some point,
it's about time for brumation.
So here in the next couple weeks,
we go through and revamp all of these enclosures.
And then this room here will drop down
to about 50 to 52 degrees for three months.
And all these snakes actually go to sleep.
It's kind of another year wrapping up.
(wind noise)
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(bell dings)
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Have a wonderful day, reptile army.
Remember.
(Mike yells)
- I'm taken!
- No, he's not.