- Today we had so many baby snakes hatch.
Over 500 snakes hatched today,
and we're gonna show 'em to you throughout this video.
So for those of you guys that love baby snakes,
you're gonna love this video.
What we have here is a bunch of little hognose snakes,
but they're pretty special hognose snakes.
There's actually a couple Axanthics in here,
which are really, really cool.
They're lacking the yellow pigment,
making 'em look almost black and silver,
and these are actually had for snow as well.
And then we actually have these guys here,
which are Anacondas.
Now you can tell the difference
between an Anaconda and a normal.
They have the blotching down their back,
like a green Anaconda.
And they also have the black bellies.
Whereas a normal hognose,
you could see there's some breaks in the belly.
So basically, the melanin shifts from the top
to their belly, absolutely adorable little snakes.
Love little hognose snakes,
and these are the very first hognose of the year.
But we've got tons of baby snakes we're about to show you.
I've got a little help for these next few clutches here.
It must be lunchtime though.
Okay guys, what do you think these are?
- [Noah] Albino.
- Albinos, you're right.
Is there anything else in this entire
clutch of albinos that's interesting?
- [Man In Black] Anormal. - [Noah] Anormal.
- Right, you guys are so perceptive.
This is actually a double head albino Clown Ball Python.
Now this is an Albino Clown bred to a double head.
Interestingly enough out of all the eggs, 10 eggs,
there were nine albinos and only one double head.
In theory, one in four
should actually be albino Clown as well, but--
- [Noah] Right there, are you sure?
- [Man In Black] Nope.
- [Noah] It's that one.
- Ironically enough this is the only
albino Clown in the entire clutch.
So it's weird, we cross the eyes when it comes to albinos,
but we only hatch one albino Clown.
A bunch of albinos that are het for Clown,
and one double head albino Clown.
Sometimes when you're breeding albino the double head
you'll get some shark mouthing.
Every single baby in this clutch looks perfect.
- Can you show us the difference between this?
- [Man In Black] They all look the same.
- [Noah] Yeah.
- So this is a normal banded pattern and stuff like that
that goes with albinos.
And then this one has a interesting
Clown-like pattern down its back.
Very hard to see at this age.
As it gets a little more contrast it's easier to see.
And oh my goodness gracious, these are ridiculous,
these are what they call mex-mex,
or San Luis Potosi King snakes.
But these are actually granite.
So these are basically what normal mex-mex look like here,
well, these are a little bit granted out.
Look at this one right here.
You could see the difference
why they call 'em granite mex-mex.
There's some right here, and oh my goodness,
once you open up boxes of Colubrids
they start flying around.
They become so hard to keep in check,
but this is amazing clutch of, again,
these are granites and normal mex-mex.
Wow, these are incredible.
And getting 'em back in here is gonna be a challenge,
there's no doubt about that.
Whenever you clip a box
you gotta make sure there's no heads in there.
We got a lot of baby snakes still left to show you.
Cool animals right here,
this was actually a pinstripe,
possible het VPI bred to a dragonfly het VPI.
Unfortunately it didn't prove out to be het,
so we just have a bunch of cool snakes.
Any guesses on this one?
What do you guys think this one is?
- [Man In Black] That's just pin stripe.
- Exactly, that's a pin strip, good job.
What do you think this one is?
- Desert ghost.
- A pin stripe.
- It's a lemon blast, which is a pastel pin stripe.
- I knew that.
Super lemon blast.
- That's definitely a lemon blast,
not a super.
- So this is a dragonfly,
which would be a fire lemon blast animal.
What do we have here?
One last one.
- [Man In Black] A pin Stripe - Pin Stripe.
- Yeah, a pin stripe.
- And? - Fire.
- Woo he's right, fire pin stripe.
So a bunch of cool stuff.
Good job guys, they're getting better and better.
Let me know if you guys like just baby snake stuff,
'cause we'll have so many babies this year.
I love to show 'em off but I don't wanna bore you guys.
So again, these are just corn snakes right here,
there's just a couple of albino corn snakes,
and then a bunch of normal corn snakes in here.
These are actually triple het for a few different things,
something like that.
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And I love showing off baby snakes.
Baby corn snakes were the first snakes
that I ever hatched when I was just a kid.
So it's always exciting to see corns.
Take a look at these monkeys right here,
these are actually what they would call
pastel cinnamon lessers.
Sometimes these are referred to as pastel lithiums,
and these are actually het for Clown Ball Python.
So these are absolutely priceless
when it comes to the mutation.
Then this one here is an unbelievable genetic animal,
this is a lithium, again pastel, cinnamon, lesser,
but it's also a leopard het for Clown Ball Python.
Wow, those babies are absolutely incredible.
And there's only one little baby in this clutch,
but it is absolutely an exciting animal for me particularly.
'Cause this is the first het sunset
that I've produced in about eight or nine years.
This happens to be a sinnet het sunset.
Of course, it was bred to a sinnet sunset,
so we can actually raise this little girl,
I'll breed her back and get some super sinnet sunsets.
That would be pretty amazing.
Back to some Colubrids, ooh doggy.
These are some beauties here,
these are actually apricot Pueblan Milk snakes.
And these are some rippers too.
Sometimes you don't have as much
of that apricot orange color to 'em,
and these ones look really good.
And once they start zipping around they're gonna be a lot,
'cause there's 14 of them in this clutch.
It was the biggest clutch of Pueblans I've ever produced.
So once they start going, oh, whoa, whoa,
come on little buddy, come on little buddy.
Here you go, woo, once they start moving
I better get 'em in here before it's too late,
yep, it's too late.
Oh, that's way too late.
And now they're biting me, look at this little dude here.
Come on, oh, now another one's biting me.
That's what Pueblans do.
Okay, let go, let go.
Oh, oh, now they're stuck on my hands.
I can't get 'em back.
Woo, I love baby Colubrid season,
but oh, they are high energy.
One more clutch of snakes here.
What kind of Ball Pythons are these?
- Spotted Pythons.
- Yeah right, they are Ball Pythons,
that's for sure.
These are all spotted Pythons,
you can see an entire clutch here.
Tons of little baby spotted Pythons,
there's a lot of 'em, huh?
- [Man In Black] Yeah, is it gonna bite me?
- No, it's not gonna bite you,
and even if it did bite you what would it do?
- Look at this little baby.
- (indistinct) And I man,
we have so many more babies snakes to show you today,
it's wall to wall baby snakes.
This is actually a Enchi bred to a pastel Py,
so we have some pretty cool stuff here.
We have actually just a pastel Py right here,
just that white in Py's are absolutely incredible.
And then this is actually one of the Enchi pastel Py,
just look at how cool the pattern is.
Once these shed out, wow, they're gonna be absolute rippers.
And we have another beautiful pastel Enchi Py here,
I love the way this one's going.
And what's interesting with Enchi's and Pys,
it actually adds pattern to 'em.
So you don't get high white Py,
you actually get low white Pys.
'Cause the Enchi actually actually adds pattern to 'em,
what a weird mutation.
Some more corn snakes,
but these are what they call red line corn snake.
You could see they're just a little bit more
red than a normal albino corn snake.
And guess what else we have?
We have some scaleless red line corn snakes,
absolutely wonderful.
I think this might be the first time that we've
actually produced scaleless red line.
And it looks like we have
three of the red line scaleless right here.
Oh my goodness, a couple snow corns,
that's what these ones right here.
Oh, I tell you what, these are beautiful,
I cannot wait till they shed
and get a little bit of size to 'em.
Cause I can't wait to see what these look like as yearlings.
This actually an interesting clutch,
didn't get a lot of stuff going on in it.
It was actually a pinstripe bred
to a (indistinct) lesser bongo.
It's interesting that really we just got lemon blast,
we got cinnamon, we got cinnamon.
This one is pretty cool though.
- Pewter, bongo.
- Cinnamon.
And then there's the spider in it.
- Okay, so there's definitely spider in it
and there's bongo in it.
So that's it,
this is actually a spider Bongo Ball Python.
And that was basically the coolest animal in this clutch,
back to the next Ball Python clutch.
I told you guys, there are 100s
of snakes that are hatching out here.
It's just so exciting to be
a reptile breeder this time of year.
- We have a bunch of really cool stuff here.
I'm not even sure exactly what's going on here,
that thing is absolutely a ripper.
I think it's a super chocolate,
and after it sheds out I'll have a lot better idea,
because it's just a weird color that I don't know.
And then these are all chocolates,
'cause it was a super chocolate banana
that actually bred this stuff.
So we have chocolate pin stripes here,
of course these are the camo bananas here,
which are the super chocolate pin Stripe bananas.
That we used to call Barney Ball Pythons
'cause we thought they'd hatch out all purple.
Obviously they're not as purple as we'd like,
but we had a whole bunch of 'em.
We actually had four of those hatch out.
And then I always love these,
these are actually banana chocolate pinstripes,
which are really cool.
So that's cool, once these things shed
I'll show you guys too,
'cause they look so much better after a shed.
So whole much variety when it comes to Colubrids,
these actually are black and white,
or what they call desert Cal Kings.
I think the black and white Cal Kings are just amazing,
white and black contrast,
what an absolutely spectacular animal.
And we have actually a high white black and white
desert Cal King here.
And then we have actually albino high white,
and then just a normal albino black and white here.
And then this is what they would call an (indistinct),
so basically what happens is that if you breed
a really nice white (indistinct)
to a nice white (indistinct)
that's when you get more white babies,
that's what they call polygenic.
But basically you're just breeding
the best animal to the best animal,
brighter and brighter and more white animals.
It's just amazing the variety of baby snakes today.
There's some good animals in this one,
this is actually a lesser bred to a Hidden Gene Woma.
So what do you guys think it is first off
right off the bat?
- [Noah] Puta.
- [Brian] So this is actually a pastel lesser.
- [Noah] Really?
- [Brian] Just a pastel lesser.
- That's it, that's cool, that's simple.
- This is actually a pastel Hidden Gene Woma.
Oh God, these guys are keeping on going here.
- [Noah] That is amazing.
- Now this is the real trick,
these are the two animals that I really wanted to produce.
- [Noah] Oh my goodness gracious,
these guys are out of control.
- What do you guys think these are called?
Just take a guess.
- Oh wait, mystic potions.
- Oh, that's champagne.
They really do look like mystic potions,
but they're actually what they call soul suckers.
The allelic between lesser and Hidden Gene Woma,
we produced a few of these earlier in the year,
and I'm so happy we produced more.
Then some of the most popular of the Colubrid snakes,
of course, the Mexican black King snakes.
These are those ones that are just jet black,
shiny, absolutely incredible.
So popular, so amazing.
You can see as babies some of them
have a little bit of pattern on them.
That pattern actually fades with one or two sheds,
and they turn jet shiny black.
Always great to hatch Mexican Black Kings,
because I tell you what, people love them and so do I.
This was a clutch I was so excited about producing,
and I can't believe they hatched out.
And really, I'm not sure how I feel about the result.
This is actually, this is,
what in the heck is that? - [Man In Black] What is that?
- [Noah] Is that a sort of lemon blast.
- I tell you what guys,
I didn't even see this when I first opened up the box.
This is again one of those mystery animals.
It's a pinstripe obviously, but it's got
all of the crazy patterning and freckling in it.
So this is that same thing going on
with the mystery Ball Python.
Because all this should be is a pinstripe, that's it.
It doesn't have champagne, these are champagnes here.
So this actually is a chocolate lemon blast banana,
this is another really ripping one.
Banana chocolate pin stripe.
But these are the animals I was really interested in seeing,
and they came out a little bit underwhelming.
These are actually the champagnes.
You asked where the champagne is,
but these are chocolate champagnes.
So these two here are chocolate champagnes,
and this is a pastel chocolate champagne here.
And I think they're all pinstripe too,
because they have no pattern at all.
- [Noah] That's a banana champagne?
- That's a banana chocolate pin stripe.
- Dang, where the hell did they get that?
- It just sounded good.
- So the chocolate and the champagne
didn't mix as good as I wanted 'em to.
I thought they were gonna be something pretty spectacular,
'cause usually when you add a dark Morph into champagne
something really cool happens.
But nevertheless, really cool genetics on these guys.
Back to Pueblan Milk snakes.
But these aren't apricots, these are really special ones.
You see how big these bands are right here?
This is what they would call
a sock headed Pueblan milk snake.
And we've been working on trying to
produce the highest white ones that we possibly can.
And we've got a couple of rippers in here.
Look at how beautiful these guys are.
I just love to take a look at 'em,
all of 'em are sock heads,
and all of 'em are really incredible.
I could just keep all these,
'cause I love really great high white Pueblan milk snakes.
Absolutely amazing.
Look at how crazy these monkeys are.
Okay, I'm gonna let you guys guess, what are these?
(Noah speaks indistinctly)
- Noah cheated.
- No.
- Did you cheat? - No,
I knew it because they're much lighter in color.
- All right, so these are actually,
so you said children's right?
- Yeah.
- So theoretically you're both right.
These are from our Stimpson Python clutch,
but now Stimpson Pythons
they're actually referred to as children's Python.
So there's no more technical Stimpson's Pythons,
but we continue to call 'em Stimpson.
Because I think Stimpson Pythons
definitely look different than Children's Pythons,
but they're a very similar bunch of really cool,
beautiful, high contrast Stimpson's Pythons.
Whereas the Children's Pythons
there's not nearly the contrast.
Oh my goodness, these are trouble.
These are what they call Blotched King snakes.
Apalachicola county King snakes right here.
And this would be a normal blotch right here,
and then what we have here,
and I am absolutely amazed by it.
This what they call a blazed blotched King,
it's just got that super red.
And then there's some albinos in here
that are incredible too.
Looks like just a normal albino blotchy right here,
and then just some really other beautiful albinos.
Wow, I'll tell you what, this clutch was incredible.
I love King snakes, and I love Goins or the blotch Kings,
'cause they're really ravenous feeders.
Look at the color on this one right here.
Oh my gosh.
When you mix that blaze with the albino.
Wow, these are some rippers.
(indistinct) Ball Python clutch,
and it's a ripper right here.
Remember my Py Ball Drama that has the two smiley faces?
He's the dad to this clutch.
So I'm gonna take a quick look through,
now of course those emoji smiley faces it's not genetic,
so it doesn't pass on.
But I'm just thinking hey,
maybe we'll get lucky and get an emoji Py.
So these are all Py Ball Ball Pythons,
'cause it was Drama the Py bred to a Py female.
So far I don't see any emojis in here.
Gosh, wouldn't it be cool to get a little smiley face?
Looks like we absolutely missed on that,
but look at how awesome these Pys are.
What amazing. I'll tell you, this was a great day
for hatching ball Pythons.
And this is just an albino corn snake
that is actually het for scaleless, and a snow corn snake.
So basically what happens
is the albino is lacking the black.
The snow corn is not only lacking the black,
but it's also lacking the red making a white pinkish snake.
Absolutely incredible.
All of these guys here for are het for scaleless too.
It's just absolutely crazy
to see how many babies hatched out.
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