- Hey, good morning, everybody and welcome to the vlog.
I hope the start of your day is incredible.
The sun is just starting to come up now
so it's early morning.
We are actually heading to do a morning radio show.
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- Oh, this one's going to be wild though.
- There's going to be like 25,000 gallons swimming pool.
Swimming with an albino alligator.
Swim with the giant animals.
- Oh my god.
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- Woo! We finally did it huh!
- So what happens is we're just waiting for our permits
because the FDA shut down.
The USDA I mean, sorry, shut down.
And usually animal people are pretty clean anyways,
because we're constantly washing our hands
so we don't need to take note, you know what I mean?
So we're used to being really actually sanitary.
If you guys won't ever see me again,
I'll be in a slot in an hour.
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we are live at facebook.com
we are never going to slow down we keep going.
- Alright that went great right, Jay ?
- Dude, it was awesome.
(laughs)
- Its cool
- So what do you say we are get ready
and head over to shopping and get the stay started.
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- I have to give back from the radio station not figured,
We gonna jump right into an A cutting right now.
Its kind of co
I know, you know,
the laurie project has been kind of something I've been
really working on, really loving it
and I think there's a lot of potential in the future.
I've told before I neglected that project.
I should be 10 years ahead of where I am right now,
but I'm starting to really get into it now.
This is actually a banana spider female.
That's a female maker that is bred to a lori ball python.
So we can produce a whole bunch of stuff.
And actually right off the rip,
we actually have a little laurie spider ball python
that already hatched out
and I could see the head sticking out right here too.
Definitely looks like a laurie ball python
don't know if there's anything else going on with it.
So we're just gonna go and cut this clutch,
get the day started again.
I love this morning.
It was so cool to reach so many people.
You know, it's one of the bigger radio shows in Detroit,
which is awesome.
And we're going to be doing it every single week
so I'm excited about it.
Let's jump then cut these eggs.
Hopefully we'll get some banana laurie stuff.
Like I've been wanting to continue to build out
or maybe even banana laurie spiders.
So let's see what we got.
We'll do this little tiny egg first
and this is a little tiny one for sure.
Oh my gosh. Okay.
Well it looks like we've got another spider Laurie for sure.
It's a little tiny little dude to ,
my gosh,
but it looks really cool that that laurie spider makes
it a little bit darker,changes the pattern a little bit.
Really cool. We know this is definitely a laurie,
but we've got this egg way back here.
Oh, it's almost impossible to see.
So I'm going to go ahead and cut this one first.
Then we'll cut this one with the head sticking out.
And again, when the eggs are buried like this,
it's almost impossible to really see what's going on.
So we're going to be able to tell if it's a banana or not
outside that there's not going to be a whole lot
we're going to probably be able to tell,
I can't hardly even see that.
Okay.
So it's not a banana.
I can't tell if it's a laurie or a normal,
it's either a normal or two laurie.
I'm not sure it's not a spider, It's not a banana.
So this is kind of a bummer so far,
we have produced some laurie stuff,
but we have not produced any banana laurie stuff
and we only have two eggs to go.
So let's hope in these two eggs,
we produce some banana laurie stuff.
And again,let the dream when I proved this clutch was, Oh,
I can produce some banana laurie spiders
or some banana laurie stuff.
So saw so far another one that didn't do it.
Ooh, this is really interesting though.
What in the world?
It almost looks like an ASAP thick spider.
Now this could be a laurie spider
just different than the other laurie spiders.
But this literally looks exact that.
I mean like, like laurie always looks a little exotic,
but this looks like an actual exotic.
It almost makes me wonder if there's a chance
there was some exotic genes in both the parents
and we may have had an exotic laurie spider ball python.
Because I'm telling you what that is
just that's as exotic as it gets right there.
I can't believe that that's just a laurie spider.
That would be rad if we ended up having that hidden,
exotic in the gene tool.
That just kind ...
if that's the case,
now we know that dad has half raised exoctic
and we know the mom has had for exoctic,
if that is so what this case is,
that would be amazing because that could really shortcut us
to some of the projects I wanted to work on their future by
breeding lauries into exampic to see what they have.
So while I'll wait for this to hatch, but that's crazy.
That's not at all what I expected.
We still haven't hit the banana, but Holy cow,
we did hit something pretty awesome right there.
One more egg. Here we go.
Last egg just give me a banana laurie,
at least one banana laurie for goodness sakes.
Oh my gosh guys, are you kidding me?
This is just a normal spider ball fighter,
then not a laurie nothing else.
So we didn't hit one banana out of all these eggs,
we had two, four, six eggs, six eggs,
and you know ,breeding a female banana in this case,
banana spider is isn't very common.
So the fact that we didn't produce any bananas
really stinks.
I'm not going to lie to you, but I am super,
super happy that we produce this silvery spider ball python
that thing is a rapper for sure.
So can't wait until that crawls out of the eggs and we can
figure out,
is it truly an exotic or did the Lord influence make it look
as anthetic.
- So today,
I'm gonna to share with you a few things
that I'm excited about that we've been hatching namely,
I'm going to say nothing. I'm going to do it
(laughs)--
- You get you get
- So today I'm going to share with you a few things that I'm
excited that we've hatched, namely scaleless corn snakes.
So we've had a really good year this year,
which popped out some really cool things.
Oop we're calling these guys, Well,
I should say we got them named tiger scalers.
So it actually proved genetic to where you can see it's
almost like a tiger striping.
It's proved out not only in the scale list,
but also the normals too have net tiger pattern.
So it's actually really cool. They're beautiful animals.
And we couldn't be happier with how these ones
have turned out.
The next one I'm going to share with you
are one of my all time favorites
so it's an annual three sticks scalers corn.
Now, me, I go for the blues and the grays in snakes
so these guys are gonna definitely be one of my all time
favorites.
I really don't think you get anything prettier than that.
If I was Brian, I'd be keeping them all, but it's me.
So I'll sell them.
And another one is this really pretty albino scalers texas.
It's not a texas rat. It's a corn snake.
(laughs)
This albino scalers corn snake.
(laughs)
But this guy here has some really pretty colors going on.
You know, the fun thing with these two is
they can vary so much in pattern and color just
by taking the scales away that you
don't even know once you start adding other mutations
and patterns and these things just get really worked out.
But this is a really pretty albino I think.
Now, interestingly enough, these actually have popped out
our cream sickle scalers less line.
So I'm not really sure if it's something to do with like a
carmel or what, but they're just so pretty and so bright,
still trying to figure out exactly what's going on with
these think I'm gonna to talk to a few
other corn snake breeders
and see if they have any ideas, but they're really neat.
And I was excited to hatch these guys out.
I couldn't be happier with the way production went this year
and all of the corn snakes,
as well as all of the other color breeds too,
but I'm not gonna lie,
I'm getting excited for hibernation coming up.
(laughs)
So I'm looking forward to getting these guys food into
hibernation and getting a little break.
- Definitely don't give boas enough love in the blog.
This is actually just a really beautiful hypo boa.
That is actually heifer albino.
That is just an absolute ripper.
I mean, look at the tail.
This is pretty doing you silly little monkey.
You what a beautiful snake.
The hypos typically have lots of pink in them.
Absolutely incredible love this girl.
Maybe next year, she'll be up to size to
actually be able breed.
And maybe we'll get back to breeding boas.
It's been a number of years since we've done anything with
boas.
So maybe we have a couple that will breed this year
and then next year, maybe we'll have a few more up the size,
including some of those red tail boas.
I got like the Sierra NAMS and Guiana.
And this is one of those Sierra NAMS,
I was just talking about.
I look at the tail on that animal right there, doggy.
That is one beautiful, beautiful snake.
Honestly, this is going to probably be two
or three years away from actually breeding red tail boas..
You need to raise up kind of slow.
Unlike Colombians
that you can get up in two really three years.
Usually red tail boas are gonna to take more
like four or five sometimes even six years.
You don't want a power for your true red tail boas because
it's just not healthy for them.
But nevertheless,
these guys just keep getting better and better.
And the bigger they get,
the more insane they're gonna to get.
I was super excited that this clutch hatched out
and ironically enough this was a clutch
we didn't even cut.
We don't cut every single clutch of the year,
but it's really cool.
This is a pewter B female,
which is basically a pastel.
It's a Sydney and it's a spider
and it was bred to a banana fire pinstripe.
Now, weirdly enough,
the only pinstripe influence is this one right here,
which is actually a lemon blast,
which is a pastel and a pinstripe didn't have any other
influence other than that and the other things,
but it still produced some pretty cool stuff.
Looks like we have a little banana fire sinny here,
which is really cool.
Definitely have a banana fire spider right here.
Then these two here are really cool animals.
These are actually the pewter b banana.
So again, this is a banana, it's a pastel,
it's a sinny and it's a spider,
but then this one here was the crammed in the cram minus
the pinstripe it's the all Jean animal.
It's a pastel, It's an n she, it's a sinny ,it's a spider.
It looks absolutely wonderful. I couldn't believe so.
Again, you could see the difference between these and these.
This one just has the NG in it.
These guys don't have the NG in it,
but that thing came out so absolutely dope.
And again, it's neat when you're starting to breed stuff
and just don't know what it's going to look like, right?
I've never seen a banana pewter and she before,
and I don't know if they've been produced or not.
I'm not saying it's the first one.
I'm just saying that I haven't seen it.
So to see it for the first time and go, Oh my gosh,
that turned out even better than I expected is really cool.
So still hatching some amazing animals still have a bunch
more babies to hatch for the year,
but it's definitely around the tail and
there's no doubt about that.
And like I've mentioned before,
we're actually already gearing up for
the 2021 breeding season.
Just another update on the little baby mangroves.
I tell it, they are doing so well this year,
every single baby we hatched,
ate frozen thought and is growing so well.
We have five or six eggs that should be hatching any day.
As a matter of fact, what do you say
we take a look at them and see if they hatched today
because like I said, every day I come, I'm like,
they've gotta be hatching.
I think they're on day off hundred incubation.
Typically it has between anywhere from like 95 to 115 days,
hopefully we have five or six more babies
and they do just as good as the ones
that we've been producing the last couple of years.
And I tell you what now think we're up to
like 20 something mangrove snakes.
Laurie asked me yesterday,
what are you going to do with all these?
I'm like, I'm going to keep them, I guess.
I don't know. They are just so cool.
But let's see if these eggs have not too many Kluber digs
left, but let's see if these mangroves here have hatched out
again. They are due any time, no babies yet.
What a bummer you can see.
I mean, they're looking like they're ready to pop.
They're ready to go. Got two, four, five eggs right there.
So any day now these guys are going to pip out,
hopefully all five come out and look absolutely amazing.
And yeah, one day I probably will start selling them,
but not quite yet. That's for sure.
I think I'm just going to keep a bigger,
there's just so amazing. There's just,
I it's one of my favorite snakes. I'm not gonna lie to ya,
but again,
any day now we should have five
more baby mangroves on the ground.
Fingers crossed they had soon.
Pretty eventful day all in all.
I mean, woke up really early this morning,
worked all day. A lot of really cool stuff.
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