- Whoa, look at that one!
Grab the one in the middle out,
that one's crazy.
- Ooh this one is really pretty.
- Holy cow.
- They're all really nice.
(whooshing)
Whoo doggie, Perdida just shed today
and looks absolutely incredible.
The thing that I find crazy about these animals
is how quickly they can change.
I've talked about it before
where sometimes overnight she just gets more spots
or some things change.
Well all these little gray spots
and huge gray splotches kind
of developed out of nowhere.
Some of the ones were yellow just a week or two ago
and went from yellow to gray.
She still has a little bit of yellow in her
but the majority of the yellow actually turned gray,
and she looks stunning.
I don't know, that gray, black, white combination
just is absolutely gorgeous.
Regardless, I just wanted to show off
this absolutely incredible girl.
Oh we have a shipment
of snakes that I wanna unbox with Lori and Noah.
And by the way, welcome to the vlog.
(laughing)
A little family time, unboxing.
Lori ordered some snakes
and I figured why not get the entire,
watch out Noah,
you know how dangerous I am with a knife.
Everyone knows that.
- Yeah.
- Okay so, Lori, do you remember,
let me put that knife down.
- [Lori And Noah] Thank you.
- Do you remember what you ordered, Lori?
- Uh yeah.
- [Brian] I don't.
(laughing)
- Oh big.
- Oh there's two boxes, that's why.
- There's two boxes.
All Ball pythons.
Let's see what we have.
- I already cut it so you didn't have to.
- Okay.
You don't want me to have a knife.
You didn't cut both sides.
Okay, so you take a bag, you take a bag.
- Do you want me to read it or no?
- Uh, you could if you want, Noah.
- I'm gonna read it, just because I don't know anything.
- Well, read it once you open it up.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- Let's see which one bag we got the best bag.
Don't look at mine, look at your own bag.
- I think my bag's gonna be pretty good.
- I didn't even get to pick my bag, so.
- Well, I didn't pick either, I just gave it to you guys.
I didn't even look.
- Can you scooch in?
- I can scooch over.
(laughing)
We're a little tight here.
Okay, who's going first?
I'm gonna go first. - You go first.
- I'm gonna go first.
What did I get?
Oh, I got a whole bunch of stuff.
- Oh, you got some good stuff.
- Oh course he did. - I like that gene.
- Of course he did.
- Oh doggie. - Oh I like that gene.
- Oh whoa, look at that.
Oh my gosh, that thing is gorgeous.
- [Noah] Oh my goodness, this stuff--
- So, this happens to be a spider Mojave Russo,
which I find to be really interesting.
Did you know it was gonna have a pattern like this?
- I did not, I guess I had never seen one.
I thought it would just be patternless.
I don't understand how the spider gene
pattern would do that.
- Theoretically, this should be a blue eyed Lucy.
- Right.
- But in all honesty, that's way cooler
than a blue eyed Lucy.
That thing is awesome.
This here is a phantom mystic,
which is kinda like a mystic potiony type of thing.
That is really, really beautiful.
And finally I just have this clown Ball python.
I tell you what guys, I was really happy with my bag.
You go next, Lori. - I bet you were.
(laughing)
Oh, guess what I got, three normals.
Just kidding.
- Whoa, what the heck is that?
That looks awesome.
- Oh, that's actually really pretty.
- That's an enchi lesser. - Yes.
I would guess that's the enchi lesser.
- This is the enchi lesser, which is very nice.
A really pretty one, too.
- I like how the pattern fades
the lower it gets to the body.
- Oh my gosh, yes.
Enchi and lesser are combinations.
- Bumblebee?
- And, something else?
- This is a firebee.
So, we have a firebee here, which is really cool.
Obviously it's fire, pastel and spider.
- Okay, one more thing.
Oh it's the same thing.
- That's another enchi lesser.
- Nope, the lighter one might be the pastel one, yeah.
- So this is actually the enchi lesser.
The first one that we thought was so beautiful
has actually got pastel in it, too.
Which makes a lot of sense
because that was a really gorgeous snake
and I thought that there was no way
that was just an enchi lesser, so
nevertheless, pretty good, your bag was nice, too.
Okay, Noah, what do you got?
- My bag looks like I'm gonna be bleeding after it, so.
- It's a feisty bag.
It's all the same.
- Oh, look at that, you hit the money load there.
- Okay, so this is the Miguel bag.
- This is Miguel bag, because he loves clowns.
- He loves clown stuff.
- These are all pastel clowns here.
Look at the difference between this one and these.
That's pretty crazy, right?
- That's why I thought they weren't the same,
because they look so different.
- Well, you know as well as I do, pastel varies.
- Yeah, there's a lot of polymorphism.
But nevertheless, I tell you what, Lori,
you did good so far, these are beautiful.
- I know, why would you doubt me?
- We still have a handful of bags left.
So we are not done yet.
(laughing)
You take that one.
Okay.
(laughing) You guys can't choose, you take what I give you.
- Yeah.
- Okay, oh, these are kinda cool.
These turned out really nice.
These are actually super pastel sugars.
Hoo-hoo doggie, these things are beautiful.
- And they can vary, so never really know
what you're gonna get, I didn't see pictures.
These are nice.
- Those are nice ones.
- What's that one, what one's?
- This is just a banana.
(laughing)
- Banana, is it in shed?
- It is in shed. - Yes.
- Okay, because I was like that should be called
a blood orange or something.
- It actually, it is going to be very orange though.
It's got a lot of really pretty.
- That's really good.
So that is the whole first box.
Lori and Noah are on to the second box.
What do you guys have? - Okay, you go first.
We got the basic stuff that I love.
- Oh, bunch of 'naners.
- Yep, bunch of bananas.
And again, these guys can vary a lot, too.
Some are more yellow, some have more orange, but.
- [Noah] Okay.
- All right, that's a whole bunch of bananas.
And everyone knows that, I tell you what,
we sell so many bananas 'cause
they're a good starter mutation, now.
They're relatively cheap.
They're unbelievably beautiful.
- Yes. - So it doesn't seem
no matter how many bananas we get,
we always sell out real quick.
- Exactly.
- Okay, I got a Transformer Ball python ball.
- Oh my gosh, what are these things?
- Whoa, look at that one.
Grab the one in the middle out.
That one's crazy.
- Oh, this one is really pretty.
- Holy cow.
- They're all really nice, though.
These are all really good.
That's not a half enchi. - What the heck.
- What's on your bag?
- What is that? - That's a lesser pewter.
- These are the same. - Oh, okay.
- Look how crazy that is.
- So this is actually a lesser pewter,
but a lot of times lesser pewters
won't have so much yellow like this one does.
- And orange.
- I mean, just take a look at all the yellows and oranges.
That's crazy.
This is what a normal lesser pewter would typically
look like, which is pretty typical.
Actually they call these lithium Ball pythons,
but look at the two together.
I mean, that's a pretty radical difference.
I've never seen one with so much yellow.
I mean, that is crazy.
I almost wonder if there's an enchi gene
or something like that in there,
because that is just too insane to be a pewter lesser.
- I don't know, it's pretty.
- And a normal banana.
- And another 'naner.
The rest of the shipment is just a bunch of bananas
with the exception of this one bag.
- You guys keep pushing me out of the frame.
- Because nobody wants to see you.
(laughs)
- That's not true.
- Oh, these are nice, I like these.
- You know what that is?
- These are, okay, this is either
a vanilla cream or an Amoretti.
- Okay.
- Which is basically the difference is,
one is a fire to vanilla
and the other is a flame to vanilla.
And the flame and the fire are almost the same gene.
- They're Amorettis. - Yeah, they're Amorettis.
Oh there you go, really beautiful.
And again, that's allelic animal
that when you breed the flame or the fire to a vanilla
you'll get these allelically,
so it's not like a double codon.
Even those flame and vanilla are both co-dominant,
these aren't like a double co-dominant, they're allelic.
Like a super stripe, I won't say any more about that
because I'm confusing everyone.
And then what do you have there?
- Another banana. - Another banana.
- This one isn't as
beautiful, but I'm sure it's got a great personality.
(laughing)
- It does.
Noah, stop it, that's horrible.
- This one is Bob the Banana.
(laughing)
So there it is, guys.
The Barczyk family unboxing a shipment that Lori got.
These are beautiful, Lori.
Get them up on the website.
I expect them to be up in the next 30-40 minutes.
No, the truth is, we'll set these guys up,
we quarantine them, we treat them for mites.
- Whoa.
(laughing)
- Eventually, we'll feed them up and make sure
that they're in good shape before they go.
So couple of weeks from now,
you guys will see them up on the website.
Check out this new addition to the Reptarium.
This is actually Bruce and Jessica's
Dominican Red Mountain boa.
Now, these used to be an Epicrates striatus
but recently they changed it to a Chilabothrus striatus.
Regardless, these are absolutely incredible.
And then of course, there's Haitian boas
which are really basically the same thing.
Just a little bit different color.
Absolutely stunning animal, so I'm super excited
that people can come into the Reptarium now
and see an animal like this
that you really don't see very often.
Now, these are actually live bearers
and funny enough when I was like 15-years-old
working at a pet shop, we had a Haitian boa
that actually had babies out of the cage.
We were finding babies for like three months.
I think we ended finding 22 little, tiny babies
before we kinda gave up.
I don't know how many she might have had.
But it was really cool.
Now as babies these guys can be kinda tough
because they're really more lizard eaters as babies,
so getting them started on rodents can be a little bit
tricky but once they get going they are really cool.
So I couldn't be more happy to have
this animal represented at the zoo.
I don't think I've showed off Geoffrey,
they hypo granite Burm in a while.
Look at how big he is getting
and how absolutely incredible he looks.
This is the one that my buddy Miguel
from Always Evolving Python sent
and I couldn't be happier.
I mean, it maybe one of the prettiest
of all of the Burmese mutations.
I really like just a simple albino Burmese
to be honest with you, but this is definitely
in the close running, I mean, that this is
gorgeous and I don't know if you guys knew,
but his name is Geoffrey.
'Cause we just thought it looked like Geoffrey the Giraffe.
And heck, while I'm updating Burmese.
This is our ivory Burm right here
and you guys know I'm a huge How to Train a Dragon fan
obviously, we have Night Fury, we have Toothless.
I think because of the recent How to Train a Dragon,
I'm gonna call this one Light Fury, you know.
I mean, after all it is a white Burmese python.
It has a little yellow on it,
but let me know if you guys like that name.
Let's go ahead and stick with
the unboxing theme for the day.
Lori got something and of course this says,
please wait to open these.
Because I wanted to see them.
So go ahead. - And you're welcome.
- I know.
- Because I didn't want to wait.
- And just for the record, I think I know what they are
but I never actually even saw the design you did.
So this is the very first time
that I've seen anything about these,
so I'm pretty excited about it.
- I'm excited. - I know, right?
- Let's go.
- Ooh.
- Okay, they are not.
I thought they'd be in boxes,
but that's okay.
Reptarium coffee mugs.
- [Brian] Oh my God.
- Look at that.
- Because you doesn't love a coffee mug.
Oh, it's on both sides.
- Yeah, it's on both sides. - I got two sides.
I didn't even know.
- [Brian] Oh, look at that.
- Bam, bam, look at that.
- These are nice, though. - I know.
- These are cool.
They kinda match our floor, did you notice that?
(laughing)
- Blue, not purple but blue.
- There's somebody that comments on every single
one of my videos and they're like,
I hate the Reptarium floors.
(laughing)
- I like it.
- For those of you guys who hate our floor,
you probably won't like our mugs
but the ones who love our floor will love this.
I think they're really cool, Lori.
- That's awesome. - I like them a lot.
- No I love them.
I couldn't be happier.
They turned out really good, the color
and it's a nice big coffee mug, which--
- These guys like coffee.
- Yes, if you're gonna have a cup of coffee,
make it a big cup of coffee.
- That's awesome.
So the big question, when are they gonna be on the site
and do you know the price yet?
- No and no.
- No and no what?
They're not gonna be on the site?
- Okay, wait.
They'll be on the site next week
and I am not quite sure of the price yet.
- Okay, so keep an eye on that.
I'll try to make sure by the time this video's up,
they're at least on the website,
so check out thereptarium.com/shop.
(dog whines)
Holy moly.
Take a look at this ovulation right here.
Oh, that's okay, mama, I promise I'm not going to hurt you.
That is a monster ovulation right there
and we have so many Ball python that are ovulating
I mean, clutches are coming very soon.
I couldn't be more excited about this year.
Can't wait till we start getting those eggs
so we can start seeing babies again.
Oh my God, it's so cool to finally be at that stage
where we're so close to production.
It is crazy how fast things happen with colubrids.
With pythons, you start breeding them
and it's months of follicle growth and eventually ovulation
with colubrids, we just had them out for a couple of weeks
and look at hypo lavender corn snake is already
starting to swell up with eggs.
There are so many colubrids right now looking so plump.
They're just a week, week and half away from a pre-lay shed
and then ultimately a week after that
they actually lay their eggs.
It is crazy cool.
And a hypo lavender corn snake is one of my favorite
of all the corn snakes, I don't know why.
Just because it has that purplish look to it.
Especially as a baby, this is a beautiful snake.
And again, it is amazing
that she is already so chuck-full of eggs.
And honestly, there are so many clutches
that I'm super excited about.
I hope this girl goes.
She has some pretty advanced follicles.
She is a pastel lesser clown Ball python.
And she is actually being bred to a
pastel leopard clown Ball python.
So it'd be really cool to get the
pastel lesser leopard clown Ball python
because they're absolutely incredible.
So with any luck, this girl will produce for us.
This is another one that is in that same group
that is being bred to the pastel leopard clown
but this is actually an enchi pastave het for clown
so again, it's an enchi, it's a pastel,
it's a Mojave and it's het for clown being bred
to the pastel leopard clown.
So in theory, half the babies will be clown
with a bunch of mutations
and the other will be the non-clown
with a bunch of mutations.
But I tell you what, there could be some insane
combinations in this clutch, if this girl goes.
And she's looking pretty chunky.
With all this talk about colubrid breeding season,
don't forget that we have tons leopard geckos breeding, too.
This is actually a mack snow hypo white and yellow eclipse.
What a beautiful animal and it's chuck-full of eggs, too.
I think we'll get our first clutches of leopard gecko
eggs probably next week because they happen super quick.
And then you guys know, there are times we pull close
to 200 eggs in a day.
We only pull eggs twice a week,
but there are times where we're getting 400-500 eggs
from our leopard gecko colony
and there are going to be some beauties.
Just take a look at this one.
And I don't update you guys nearly enough
on my Spotteds, Children's and Stimson's pythons.
I think they're really cool.
For those of you people who are looking for a small python,
these are an Australian kind of pygmy python.
This is an adult female right here,
so it's really cool especially for like kids
or parents who don't want kids to have a big snake.
Maybe a Ball python still is a little bit too big.
This is obviously a species of animal that is incredible.
And again, this would be the Spotted,
but there's also Children's and Stimsons
which are pretty much the same size
just a little bit different colors.
They all look really kinda similar.
They're all an Antaresia so we're having a really good year.
We have a ton of Spotted, Children's and Stimsons
that are gravid, so again, this is a great consideration
if you a really cool Australian python.
Guys, do me a favor really quick,
can you go down in the comments?
Tell me like what your favorite snake is.
I'm just always curious about that.
Like what is the snake that you always wanted,
your dream snake?
I want to know about it, maybe I have it, I'll showcase it.
Or maybe it's something I should add to the collection here
or at the Reptarium, so again, go down the comments,
let me know what your favorite snake is.
Whoo doggie, this is one of those rat snakes
that just kinda burns your eyes.
Oh my gosh and look at the white freckling in its side.
This is one of those scaleless Texas rats
that we held onto last year and oh my gosh
that this is getting better and better with age.
I can't wait till this breeds next year.
I tell you what guys, it's been a really fun day.
I hope that you had a great time.
I sure know I did.
And actually in the next couple of days,
we're going to be doing some traveling out
to the east coast to do a pretty fun collab.
I'm pretty excited about it.
As well as going to visit Steve, from Leapin' Leachies.
He's got some incredible animals.
I'm so excited to see his place.
Have an absolutely amazing day.
You guys mean the world to me.
Remember to be kind to someone.
I promise I'll see you guys tomorrow.
("Blurred Out" by Yomotii)