- So many baby snakes hatched out
while I was gone on my trip, look at this one here.
We actually cut this egg just before we left.
This is actually from a Champagne Combo
and it hatched out absolutely ridiculous.
I don't even know what the genetics are behind it,
but it's one of the coolest Champagnes I've ever seen.
Oh my God!
Buckle up guys, lots of baby snakes today.
And we had our first Pumpkin clutch hatch out
which is absolutely amazing.
This is actually a Cinny Spider Pumpkin.
Now, as it gets older, it's gonna get more and more orange.
And there's definitely some bangers in here.
Take a look at this one right here.
This is actually a Spider Enchi Pumpkin.
That pumpkin really reduces the pattern.
Certain genes, the orange pop, certain genes,
it just really reduces, absolutely incredible.
This would happen to just be an Enchi Pumpkin right here.
Not a real high expression one,
but still, really, really cool.
And then of course, this is just a Cinny Pumpkin here.
We have a couple other pumpkin clutches
that are about to hatch.
It's a new gene that we developed here
at BHB and I am so excited to see what the future is.
Next year will be the first time we'll be able
to breed pumpkin to pumpkin.
Let's hope there's some supers to it.
Learning Australian with Peter Birch.
- Hey Noah, you wanna grab me a lemon squash
out of the chilly bin, mate?
- Chilly bin?
- What did he say?
- We have a chilly bin?
- Chilly's start on Wednesdays.
I've never even heard of lemonade squash chilly before.
- I didn't even know they made that.
"Grab something out of the chilly bin."
What is the chilly bin?
- That's what I'm saying.
I don't even smell any venison.
Like usually (sniffs), beans- - I'm not a fan of beans.
I'm not a fan, but- - That's what I'm saying.
I don't smell any of that.
Let's talk to Grits.
- Hey Grits, do you know what a chilly bin is?
(crickets chirping)
- You know what?
We can ask an Australian animal.
That makes more sense, yeah. - Oh yeah,
this is from Africa.
- Yeah, bye.
- Bye Grits.
- Oi mate, is there a chilly bin around here?
- Lemon squash chilly bin.
- Lemon squash chilly bin, mate.
- [Lizard] It's actually a cooler!
- A what?
- [Lizard] A cooler!
- We don't have any koalas here, man.
We talked to the frilled dragon.
They said it's a cooler?
- Yeah, it's a chilly bin, keeps your drinks chilly.
Nice and cool.
- Oh! - Just like this thing here.
- A cooler, not a coolah.
- There's no lemon squash.
- What do you guys have?
- What is a lemon squash?
- What the hell?
- What is it? - You get the lemon
and you squash it, you drink the juice.
- Oh, lemonade.
- I thought lemon and squash is a weird combo.
- So many colubers hatched as well.
Look at this one right here.
This is actually what they call
a scaleless leucistic ratsnake.
Unbelievable, the scaleless leucistics are so cool.
They're so wrinkly and awesome looking.
This little bugger is amazing,
and we hatched a couple of 'em when I was away.
Very fresh.
We also had some normal scaleless Texas rats
hatch out too.
Hoo-hoo, this guy is a little pistol.
How many times you go, one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10.
You gonna run outta energy buddy, 11, 12, 13.
Oh my goodness.
What are you doing, buddy?
What are you doing?
Okay, okay, calm down, calm down, calm down.
Okay, see, I calmed the beast.
No, I didn't.
But really beautiful, this thing is absolutely adorable.
And you have to remember
that as I've been doing ball pythons
for the last 25 years, I was dreaming of animals
that looked as beautiful as this.
This is actually a banana extreme gene Lori ball python.
I believe it's the very first one that's ever been produced.
And then, take a look at this.
I know this is a world's-first year.
This is actually
a super banana lori pinstripe extreme gene.
Oh my gosh!
There are some rippers in here.
And then, take a look at this one right here.
Woo doggy, that's a world's-first too.
This is just a super banana Lori ball python.
But look at the color on that.
Every single animal in this clutch is beautiful.
This is just a banana Lori pinstripe
but every snake that's hatching is just a dream come true.
Woo-hoo doggy, some of these things are on fire.
And by fire,
I mean they're actually fire ball pythons as well.
This happens
to be a super orange dream fire Enchi Ball Python.
Oh my goodness, that thing is incredible!
And then, look at these right here.
These are actually Super Orange Dreams here.
Now this would just be a Super Orange Dream.
Look at how orange that animal is right there.
And then, this one is actually
a Super Orange Dream Enchi Fire ball Python.
Oh my goodness!
I never in my life, thought we would see orange
on a Ball Python like that.
This one is pretty cool,
it has all kinds of recessive mutation.
It's actually what they would call
a Ghost Strawberry Sunkissed corn snake.
It has like five different recessive mutations.
That's hard to get.
I have never hatched anything
out like this before, either.
Another crazy milk snake.
Oh, look at this guy.
Look him chomping on me here.
It's just a baby but this is actually
an extreme tangerine Honduran milk snake.
But look at the pattern on this monkey right here.
Absolutely incredible.
Instead of having triads,
it actually has stripes all over it.
This is definitely gonna be a keeper.
And hopefully, I can get this guy to stop biting me
and prove out the genetics behind it.
'Cause it would be absolutely incredible.
And this was actually one of its siblings.
And you can see it has similar markings on it.
Not quite as extreme,
but a lot of those bands that they call triads
on milk snakes are actually missing
to these kind of striping, kind of circles,
all kinds of weird patterns.
It's gotta be something genetic
'cause there was two of them in the clutch.
- Hey, hey, hey, you know what would make this
a lot easier, guys?
- What's that?
- If you use a trolley.
- Trolley. - A trolley?
- Yeah, if you had a trolley,
it'd make your life a lot easier.
- I have a trolley, I don't do drugs.
- No, no, trolley, you know?
You put them on top of the trolley and you push it around.
Keep everything all in one place,
make it so much easier to work with.
- Is that considered a trolley?
- Yeah man, that's for the stuffed animals.
- No, quite big, got wheels on it.
You put stuff on top, push it-
- Oh, garbage can.
- And it got wheels, it's got four wheels.
- What's wrong with you guys?
Oh, go find one.
You guys are useless.
They don't know nothing about nothing.
This is what we need, a trolley.
Oh, so much easier.
Here you go, here's the trolley.
- Oh. - Put the stuff on top,
push it around.
- Cart.
- This is, yeah, like a cart.
- Isn't that like something you drive,
like you ride on the road?
- No, that's a car.
And then, you have shopping carts.
- Don't you guys have Mario Kart?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's a cart.
- Just like that, just take off the Mario.
- This would be a good Mario Kart, honestly.
- It's gonna be a long day.
- And there's some baby snakes that are hatching too.
And some more extreme tangerine Honduran milk snakes
but you can see how they're supposed
to look with the bands,
but this one's got some circles too.
That's a little bit more common
but you typically don't get that.
A (indistinct) that you got with the two
that hatched out before.
See, this one has one little circle
and everything else is bands
which again, are called triads.
This is a clutch that I don't even know how to explain.
This was actually a pastel Enchi Bongo who's bred
to a Killer Leopard Lesser Clown Ball Python.
So all of these are heifer clown.
And these two here, are literally animals
that I don't even know what they are.
They're certainly pastel, they're certainly cinnamon.
They look like they're Bongo
and then, maybe Leopard on top of it.
Maybe that's what's breaking up all that pattern
and you gotta remember, these are now heifer clown too.
But oh my goodness!
This one looks like almost the same animal here
but looks like maybe a super pastel version of it.
But look at those silvery, beautiful snakes.
And then, this one here,
this is definitely a super pastel cinnamon lesser
that is heifer clown.
I think it's also Bongo as well.
So this will be an absolute powerhouse
when it comes to genes.
Then we have a little lesser Enchi here, heifer clown,
a couple little pastel Enchi clowns.
And then, we even have a blue eyed leucistic
that is heifer clown as well.
Don't know what the genes are in here
but this clutch absolutely blew me away.
It's so good to come back to such amazing animals.
Here's what we call
a tire track mosaic California King snake.
It's got that big old stripe down its back
like a tire track, unbelievable.
These guys actually came out probably 10 or 12 years ago.
We produced the first mosaics
and just been kinda linebreeding 'em for specific things.
Some have really cool triangular patterns
and some were going for this wide stripe down their back.
Let's get back to some ball pythons.
- I thought that double cheeseburgers had double the cheese.
- Hey guys, I know you got a lot of goannas here.
Have you got any Australian goannas?
- I think you're the one with the Australian gonads.
- Not gonads, goanna.
- Gonad.
- Hey, behind the door.
- Yeah. - Did we hire a Anna?
He's asking-
- A Anna?
- Go Anna, he said- - No, I don't so.
- Where'd Anna go?
- Look, come on guys.
I'll show you what a goanna is, come on.
That's a goanna.
- That's not Australian.
- Not Australian, that's what I'm saying.
Do you have an Australian goanna?
- Yeah, right here.
- That makes me feel like home.
Goanna, look at that.
- I thought they were called monitor lizards.
- They are, should we hold 'em?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's do this.
- [Duo] Goanna.
- [Peter] Goanna.
- Goanna, go!
- [Duo] Goanna, go, goanna, go.
- Come on, buddy.
- I thought you were Australian.
- Yeah, well I just don't have the really long reach.
The bum-rush, like the beautiful example
of the Australian goanna!
- You said you had these in your back, freaking yard?
- Yeah! - Really?
- Isn't that messed up?
- Although, not as friendly as this, usually.
I just love the extra tip of the claws
that really dig deep into your flesh.
- Yeah.
- I've got one called Leonard.
- Leonard?
- Body size is about this big plus tail.
I love goannas
and that's a beautiful example right there.
- Look at these here.
This is actually an Enchi pinstripe
that is bred to a Banana Enchi Bongo that's heifer clown.
Now these are possible heifer clowns.
This is definitely a pinstripe super Enchi.
Might even be bongo in there
because that is super reduced.
Take a look at this animal right here.
It's just a Banana Bongo, possible heifer clown.
I love these ones here.
There's actually two of these in here.
And these are actually,
look like they're Lemonblast Enchi Bongos, possibly.
I'm not sure,
'cause they definitely look extremely beautiful.
And again, the fact that they're potential heifer clowns.
They're females, you raise 'em up,
you breed 'em back to clown,
you could potentially produce clowns.
They're 50% possible.
There are some beautiful animals.
Look at how clean this animal is right there.
Look at that head stamp on that.
Are you kidding me right now?
That thing is crazy.
I mean that is one
of the most beautiful head stamps I've ever seen
on a Ball Python.
Coming back to this, it's ridiculous.
Stacks and stacks of baby snakes.
And it's like Christmas here today.
I am loving it!
- Hey guys!
- [Noah] Whoa! (Peter grunting)
- Those cheeseburgers are giving me a whooping,
that White Castle, no good, I tell ya.
I need the dunny man, where's the dunny?
- Don, like Donny Rapture from NERD?
- Come on man, it's coming!
Where's the dunny?
- What's dunny?
- He's lives in New Hampshire, I don't-
- Where's the crapper?
- The crapper, oh, we have two crappers.
- Gotta go!
Ooh wow, that feels a little bit weird.
- Oh God, Peter!
- [Friend] You made a mess.
- He's making a little bit of a mess, isn't he?
- Oh my! - Really, really?
I think he really likes me.
- I reckon so.
- We get extra friendly down here.
Yeah, sorry for the mess guys.
If you show us where the Hoover is,
I'll clean it up for ya.
- What's Hoover?
- Hoover Dam, yeah, Arizona.
- A Hoover, got a dustbuster?
- Ghostbuster, I like that.
- I have a VHS at home.
- Man, you guys are bad, to suck it up.
(air whooshing)
- Oh, I think he's talking about a vacuum.
- Oh, yeah, we can get one of that.
Just wet or dry?
(vacuum humming)
- It just doesn't stop, vacuum.
- Good job, could use a Hoover.
- This guy is weird.
- Remember that world's first Pueblan milk snake?
We actually hatched two of them out.
Well, they have shed out while I was gone.
So not only have things hatched
while I was gone, but they shed out
and oh my gosh, since this thing shed out,
look at how incredible it looked.
Absolutely wonderful.
Cannot wait to prove this project out.
Loads of corn stakes have been hatching as well.
This actually is a Sunkissed
that is heifer anerythristic and heifer scaleless.
So this clutch was actually a yellow belly bred
to a Puma, meaning that everything has
to either be yellow belly
or what they would call spar
which is allelic to yellow belly producing Puma ball Python.
This would be an ivory here,
which is the super yellow belly version
which is basically like the whitest snake.
As this gets older, it turns more and more white
with a little bit of a gray spot on his head.
And then, this would be a Puma Ball Python right here.
Pumas are absolutely amazing.
Again, this is what they call allelic,
I know it's a little bit confusing
but if you breed a yellow belly
and a spark together, this is what you get.
And if you breed a Puma
to a yellow belly, you get all either yellow belly,
super yellow bellies, sparks or Pumas.
- Hey boys, feeling a bit peckish.
Need a bit of a feed.
Wanna do a run over to the servo, grab us a feed?
- Grab us a feed at the servo.
Servo, servo, servo, have you heard of servo?
- Servo, where they serve the petty.
- Petty?
- Petty in the car?
- No. - Servo.
- You fill it up. - We have win shield wiper.
- Petty, petrol.
- He's talking petroleum.
- Petroleum.
- Petroleum. - Gas.
- All right, what do you want?
- Just grab us a feed.
- [Friend] We'll just grab him something.
- He wants feeder mice?
- Want a Lunchable.
- Lunchable.
Turkey or ham today, brother?
- I think I want turkey.
- Turkey, yeah, well I'm feeling more
of like a turkey today.
Do you want some butter?
- Wait, is a $20 in Australia the same as the $20 here?
Or is their money worth more?
I don't know. - 20 Equals 20 to me.
Let's get him a lemon squash, mate.
- One of these, eenie, meenie, miney, mo.
(quirky music)
- How are you guys, all together?
- All together today.
- Okay. - Our big Uncle Peter
gave us some money.
- Sounds good, 9.75.
- 9.70, Okay. - Here you go, Sally.
- [Noah] Okay, there we go.
- Is that Canadian money?
No, it's Australian.
- Yeah. - Is it real?
- Do you accept that?
- We do not accept Australian money.
- You know I love purple snakes.
And this is actually a lavender snow California king snake.
It doesn't get much more purple than that.
That is an absolute ripper.
And basically what you have here,
is you have what they call a melanistic
or a chocolate California Kingsnake bred
to this lavender albino.
And when you breed 'em back,
you get these lavender snows, which are ridiculously purple.
Bunch of little corn snakes are hatching here.
Some are still in the eggs here.
These haven't even pipped yet
but we have actually, scaleless corn snakes here
which are absolutely beautiful.
Got a couple scaleless here.
A little scaleless corn here,
got a creamsicle corn here
and look at how feisty these little monkeys are.
They go like, "I'm gonna bite your finger."
They're so small, they can't even break the skin.
This is the first time they're seeing people.
So they're like, "Oh my God, that's a big, bad person.
He's gonna probably hurt me."
I promise guys, I'm gonna love you guys to death
but pretty soon, these guys will be hatched out too.
So what an amazing day for baby snakes.
- You know, that's where Uncle Peter's from.
- Damn Peter. - But no, I'm sorry.
We cannot accept Australian money.
- Peter's always messing me up.
That's a real dollar right there.
- That's better.
- [Noah] Doesn't even feel real.
- That's what I'm saying.
It's like a piece of tape somebody just colored pencil on.
- Have a good day.
- Bye. - You too.
- [Sally] See you next time.
- He was buying us snacks.
- We bought him a lemonade.
- Lemon juice. - A lemon squash.
- (chuckles), So many new terms today.
- Oi, gov!
- [Peter] What's up, mate?
- Your bloody money's fake?
- What do you mean?
That's real stuff.
- She wouldn't accept it!
- What's wrong with your country?
Did you get it at servo?
- We went to the servo.
- Well, we got you a lemon squash.
- Awesome, nice.
- I don't even know what these are.
This is actually a bumblebee female bred
to a banana Enchi lesser bongo.
So there's a bunch of really cool stuff in here.
This is obviously a banana spider,
looks like bongo, possibly lesser.
I'm not 100% sure
but they are absolute rippers.
And when you get into this type
of stuff, it gets really, really difficult.
This actually looks just like the adult male, actually.
A banana Enchi lesser bongo ball python, I believe.
But then, there's this animal right here
that's really got me baffled
because that thing looks absolutely ridiculous.
You can see a little bit
of the orange coming through the sides
and just absolutely a wonderful looking snake.
Again, I'm not 100% sure what the genetics are behind this
because there's so much going on
that there's all kinds of things.
But I've never seen one ever hatch out like this.
So I have nothing to compare it to.
We'll probably just have to raise up, breed it,
and find out what's going on.
But wow, that's amazing!
Can you imagine all these baby snakes hatched
when I got to come home and see 'em all.
I mean, what a great way to come back.
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(Noah chuckling faintly)