- Today, we're gonna try to feed Ivy
for the first time since she had her babies.
And if Ivy eats, we're getting one step closer
to her getting back to normal.
So let's see if she wants some food.
Come on, look.
Oh my gosh.
She took it really aggressively.
This is absolutely great news
because this is gonna be the first nutrition
that she has in her since she had her babies.
So she's gonna start to pump back up.
And in no time, this kind of flappy skin,
that looks like it is now, is gonna look big and full.
So I'll probably just give her one rabbit.
You don't wanna give her too much food the first feed.
And then next time we'll give her a little bit bigger meal.
Then three or four meals,
we can give her a 20 or 25 pound pig.
Like she loves to eat.
Really start to get that girth back to her.
Ooh, doggy, Ivy is eating.
That means my girl's gonna get back to normal
quicker than I even thought.
(tense rock music)
- [Mike] There it is. - [Noah] There it is.
- I am scared.
Are you gonna do the ball for me?
- What are you doing with my breakfast, bro?
- Are you gonna do the ball for me, Noah?
- Yeah.
- But what do I do?
- You stick the mouth in his mouth.
- What do you want me to do?
- [Noah] Nope. You ruined it.
Not gonna eat it.
- Not gonna eat it.
- Good job.
- I don't gotta feed anything, right?
- No, you're feeding the snazz.
- That's even worse.
If anybody's looking for a job, come to The Reptarium.
4-5-5, I don't know the address.
- [Noah] What are you doing?
- I'm ready but don't open it far.
Oh, no, I can't.
No, close it.
Close it!
- No.
- Oh my God!
Noah.
Oh my, Noah.
- Get it.
- [Mike] Just put it right to his face.
Right to his face.
- Aaaaaaaah!
- [Mike] Wow.
- Did you see the power behind that?
- The snake or the scream?
- That was awesome.
- I mean, crikey.
- You know like Irish jigs?
- [Camera Person] Duh duh duh, duh duh, duh duh.
Yeah.
(folk music)
(feet stomping)
- It's a new thing, Mike.
- Are you done?
- Time to clean Lucy.
- Okay.
- Oh man, that looks like soggy Chex mix.
- Beep beep.
- Ow.
(box thudding)
Would you stop hitting me in the nuts?
- What else do we need?
(playful music)
What's up with this shit bag?
- None of your business.
- No, it's literally my business.
My daddy's the owner.
Alright, Lucy.
Hey girlie.
- [Mike] I would just grab her, right?
- [Noah] She's sleeping.
Go. Run.
You got it.
- [Mike] I was gonna grab the camera.
- [Noah] No, you're good.
- [Mike] Gimme that, gimme that.
- [Noah] Uh oh, now we made her mad.
By we, I did.
(suspenseful music)
- [Mike] There you go.
- Oh Jesus.
She's just so intimidating.
Look at the size of that head.
- Yeah, it's...ooooh!
- I got ya.
- Ooooh!
Come on, get her out, get her out, get her out.
Uh-oh, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
Doing anything?
- Yeah, I'm doing it.
I'm sweating already.
Look at that.
Move your head.
(lid thuds)
- I saved the GoPro.
- Well, if we're feeding things,
we might as well feed Butterscotch
and she looks like she's ready to go.
(tense percussive music)
- Whoa.
Whoa.
Okay, here we go.
Ahh.
(snake thumps)
Whoo.
It's the only snake that I know that catches rabbits
outta the air every single time.
Butterscotch is amazing.
Come on, girl.
Back up in your enclosure, up you go.
(he grunts)
Oh, I tell you what.
She's getting heavy.
(Noah coughs)
- I'm fine.
I swear.
I'm not gonna throw up, it's fine.
Ah, God, good Lord.
(scoop banging)
This isn't supposed to be my job.
Where's Dev at?
I'm retiring. (vacuum whirring)
I can't do that anymore.
I'll take this.
- Oh, you wanna do that part?
That's some poops, if I've ever seen it.
That what Jan said, she goes,
"Oh my gosh, there's so much poop."
I'm like, "This is a little poop."
You should have seen it after she ate them two bunnies.
Oh, so good, mm.
(banging scoop)
- [Noah] Why you so aggressive with it?
- Trying to get it off, dude.
- But it's splashing everywhere.
- I'm sorry.
What's the matter, Noah?
Oh, that one.
That one stinks.
Oh my goodness.
(bangs scoop)
You gotta put one of these sensor things over this.
- Mike! Mike!
- Help, Lucy's out again.
Mike, I need help.
She got out.
She escaped, man.
She's taking control of me.
Aah, Mike, she's wrapping me.
(he gurgles)
- All the crap you guys give me.
Everybody seems to scream Mike a lot.
(bangs scoop)
- This is how I'm getting out of working.
- I'm gonna make this drip on you.
- I'm dead.
- I think she's ready.
- That's right.
What time is , Mike?
- Baby time.
- Come on, son.
Fiiii yaaaa.
- Jesus.
Salty, relax.
It's not your turn.
How come I get the lame ones?
Ooh, get it boy.
- Whoa!
Jiminy crickets.
(siren wails outside)
The fireman.
Excuse me Mr. Fireman.
- She grabbed it on the side
and my fingers were right there.
- She almost got your pecker.
- Mm, not quite.
- The fact that Ivy is back on food
is so important for her recovery.
She put months and months of growing babies into her
which took her so much energy.
And then, of course, she was off food
for the last six or eight weeks,
which all snakes do before they give birth.
Now that she's back on food, she can start gaining weight.
And that's absolutely amazing.
Sunfire, of course, another reticulated python
that is getting big and is gonna absolutely love
getting a meal.
Oh, look at that.
This animal gets prettier and prettier.
I mean, look at how gorgeous that animal is.
This is gonna be a good meal for her.
I cannot wait till she gets Lucy's size.
- Tabasco's stick fell down.
We're gonna have to put that up, man.
Oh great.
- This thing doesn't come out of there, boy.
(energetic music)
- Looky, looky, I got another toothy,
or that's a rabbit's claw.
I think that's just a rabbit claw.
- Rabbits don't have claws.
- Yes, they do.
- We could sell that.
Yeah, Peanut butter, Mac.
- Peanut butter with chocolate chips.
Whole milk. (they laugh)
Pots of whole milk.
(Noah scrubbing)
(Mike laughs)
- [Camera Person] That right there, that Windex.
- That Windex?
- [Mike] No, that's that chloro-blexyl-hocka-hydro-heen.
(speaks gibberish)
- What's a chloro-dahexi-dadi?
I didn't do geometry very well.
- I can tell.
- But what is it?
I don't do geography.
What is the chloro-dadexdi-hydree?
Why didn't you write just cleaner then?
- What happened?
- Tobasco?
- Nah, it's lunch time.
Snack time.
- It's nine o'clock.
- Nine fifteen, Noah.
Snack time.
Today we're feeding and this is Mini Mike.
What's up?
So I'm gonna show you how it's really done.
Not gonna say I'm an expert or a professional
but other people do.
Watch how this is done.
Just go here, here.
Boom.
Done. (door thuds)
That one was crazy, okay?
I'm gonna go a little bit slower speed.
Just so you can really comprehend, alright?
Don't blink.
It's gone, ya missed.
Ow.
See that?
That was good.
Here's that. - Okay.
- Don't get bit. - Gotcha.
There.
- That was alright.
- [Brian] Just like Ivy always does, she's dragging the prey
into water.
For whatever reason, she just feels more comfortable
eating in the water, which is completely fine.
It's great that she's acting like the Ivy of old.
In no time, we're gonna be able to take her out
and be playing with her every day.
- Cage is clean.
Looks good.
Lucy's not happy.
So we're gonna put her back.
- She's happy.
- Oh, I don't think so.
Oh, I really don't think so.
- Look at that.
- Noah, Noah, back in the cage.
- Put her in here.
- Put her in.
She'll go up into her tree, like she always does.
She'll disappear.
I don't have to see her for two hours.
- Yeah, all me baby, ha ha ha.
Look at that.
- Why don't you walk the tail in?
- When you want me to get the snake out?
- Now.
- Okay.
- Gonna make a liar outta me when I say it.
This mystical creature is gonna go up into the tree.
Poof.
Disappear.
- And Ivy ate that in record time.
Normally she takes like a half hour, 45 minutes
to even get started.
Literally she pounded down that rabbit
in like five or 10 minutes.
That means she's definitely ready.
I cannot be more happy that she had her babies.
She's healthy.
And she's back on food.
- Come on, it's not rocket science.
- The wheel is broken dude.
Someone call HR.
He keeps hitting on me.
(they laugh)
- Why do you have to mop?
- Just in case.
- Of what?
It's not Matilda.
- It'll be a bloodbath.
- That one might actually happen.
Apparently the branch fell.
I don't wanna.
She doesn't like red and this is the worst color.
- Oh, I love this one.
Train hard, go faster.
- I'm not a runner at all.
Come here, Tobasco, you're okay.
Hi, buddy.
Doing so good.
You just stay right there.
Unscrew this.
I think it goes
like right there. - That's great, dude.
- The screws aren't even long enough.
- You gotta push into it, Mike.
- What do you mean?
- Like a grownup.
This are the blackheads, okay.
I'm gonna feed one.
You're gonna feed one.
When blackheads bite down, it's like a pit bull.
They just bite harder and harder.
And then you're gonna climb all the way in there.
Make sure you get in there good.
Come on, Jay.
We got stuff to do.
- Bro?
Is there any way out?
- Yeah, I'm gonna go take a lunch.
I'll be back.
Did you need anything?
- Yeah, I'll take...
- Well, what are we thinking?
- Subway?
- Yeah, Subway sounds great.
I'll take an Italian.
That'd be great, yep.
- I really don't even know.
- [Camera Person] Geez. (trash can rolling noisily)
Why is it so loud?
- I don't know.
- Bob buys the loudest wheels.
- Told him to get the soft rubber.
- We need like roller blade wheels on that.
- Yeah, roller blade wheels.
I know, buddy, you're doing great.
Just stay there.
- When was the last time you cleaned this?
- Yesterday.
No, Tabasco.
Don't you hit me in the belly with your tail.
Stay facing that way.
Really don't want him grabbing my arm.
- [Camera Person] Oh, oh, he's going.
- I got the screw.
Tabasco, Tabasco.
- [Camera Person] I knew this was gonna be good content.
- You wanna take the glass out?
Look at that.
It's a Lucy tooth.
- Wow.
- Ssssk.
- Found it.
(drill whirring)
I did. - Do it.
(Mike laughs)
This is not what you wanna do.
- There.
- [Camera Person] Look at you, dude.
- That's barely in.
- [Camera Person] Listen, that's all you need, man.
That's all you need.
- I need some leverage.
(drill whirs)
Get away from me.
Let's show 'em who's boss.
Hah.
What you thinking?
Mike, get him out here.
- Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.
Effortless.
You're gonna feed Gene.
Hang on a second Gene, bubba's gotta open it.
- Takes so damn long.
- 92.
Whaa!
(Mike laughs)
There it is.
You jumped a little bit there.
Woohoo.
EE-yah.
You hear that?
Know what this is? - No.
- Baron's racer.
This is a venomous snake.
Don't get bit.
See, a little bit, look.
See him hit the butt.
That's not very ladylike.
- You moved that out further.
- I didn't.
Every time you put your leg down, you kick it away.
(Noah barking)
- Don't you move that.
(can rolling)
Whoa, my garbage.
(Mike laughs)
- Stay.
See? Good, good.
- Do me a favor.
We're gonna need some more bedding.
- This is like one of the first days
that I actually seen you sweat
without spraying water on your face.
- This isn't sweat.
See, this is the training
that Mike needs to start doing more.
It's transfer of energy.
(Noah hums)
- Why'd you make him come down?
- We were just training
Doing a little technique.
- Favorite vine, weed thing.
- Where do you put it?
- Pretty much right by his mouth.
Got your back.
- Mike.
Mike, get my back.
(Mike laughs) - Get your balls.
Noah. - Mike.
One more thing.
Windex, thank you.
- Boom.
Got lucky.
Obviously, you watch the channel.
Look at his shirt.
It's important.
What?
Ooh.
Ooh, I felt the air on that one.
He missed and it went up.
Mm-mm.
So this is a bigger version of the green Baron's racer.
This is the blue though, the female that we just got.
She's eaten twice now.
This is the first time on camera.
Stand back.
This one's crazy.
Her venom is a rare kind of venomous
and she don't mess around, man.
(door clicks open)
Oh, perfect timing.
- What?
- First of all, you're like four hours late.
Second of all, you gotta clean Cushy.
- Wait.
Wait.
- That's what happens when you're late.
You are late.
- I'm not late.
- You know what time we start?
Eight A.M.
You know what time it is?
Oh, seven.
You know what time it is?
It is 9:50.
Get to work.
- I like you taking initiative around here, Mike.
Explosion.
You licked it?
(Mike laughs)
- Sorry, I can't get a girlfriend.
(he laughs) (he cries)
Good one.
Why'd you take that one out?
I have this one.
- 'Cause I gotta clean it.
This is the back one.
I gotta clean this one first.
- Logic.
That is insane.
You got that?
I know it can be a little heavy.
- I think I got it.
Oh, I'm dropping it.
Tobasco, Tobasco.
Scoochy, scoochy.
Move, dude.
Thank you.
Heads up.
- What are you gonna let him jump on me?
I'm down here on the ground.
- Ow.
All right, stay, man.
Hut.
Don't give me that.
I gotta sneeze.
Hut, duh duh.
- Aahh, hah!
Can I go back to my own job now.
- I appreciate your help today.
(cheerful music)
- [Noah] Hope you guys enjoyed today's video.
If you did, there's a playlist
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You can also hit that subscription button.
It would mean a lot to me.
Also hit that Like button while you're down there.
Have a wonderful day, reptile army.
Remember:
Wanna hear a secret?
- Sure.
- There's no toilet paper in the bathroom.
- Ewww!