- Guys, check this out!
This is a Granite Checkered Garter Snake
and these are a bunch of little babies,
just literally born here within the last hour or so.
I don't know how many babies she has,
but we're gonna go ahead and find out.
Look at how cute they are!
They are so little and adorable.
Oh my gosh!
And again, this is a recessive mutation called granite.
It was bred to an albino granite,
so these are all granite babies that are het for albino.
I'm going to get a bucket and get 'em all out of here.
All right, so I'm going to just put the first one in here.
There's one little baby.
Oh my god, they are so...
Oh, mama's not happy.
She's like, "Don't you take my babies!"
There's two little babies over here.
Trying not to get bit by mama here.
Three little babies.
Look at how cute they are, oh my gosh!
I'm just dying with cuteness.
Let's see, I lost count.
I got so excited I forgot.
Four little babies.
Five little babies
and these guys will typically have anywhere
from 10 to 20 babies.
It looks like there's a handful more for sure.
There's six babies here.
Look at how cute this one is right here, just curled up.
Seven babies and the thing is it's nice.
I don't see any stillborn babies
and I don't see any infertile ovum,
so that's really good too.
How many babies did I count?
Was that six babies?
I think it was six.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven babies.
I just keep getting so excited, I keep on forgetting.
Here's eight babies.
There you go.
There's nine babies back here and they are so
absolutely adorable.
10 babies.
That's all I see, but I'm gonna look around here
just to make sure that they aren't kind of hidden
in the bedding and stuff like that but mama,
you did such a good job.
What a beautiful snake!
Garter snakes are what started my whole passion
for reptiles when I was a kid catching
garter snakes in the wild.
So producing garter snakes
each year is absolutely incredible.
We've got 10 baby beautiful Granite Checkered Garter Snakes.
- [Kyle] Is the coast clear?
- What's a ghost? - No, the coast.
Is the coast clear?
- Ghost.
- [Kyle] Grodie, man!
Oh my god!
Fangs itching. - Ooh, it's so scary.
They're molt-iplying.
Get it?
(both cackle)
- [Man] Hold it.
- I'm not holding that.
- Jalen. - No.
- Jalen, Jalen, put your hands out.
- [Noah] It's a jumping tarantula.
- You gotta be calm.
- [Noah] So you gotta be careful.
- Jalen, just hold it.
- No, besides that's not real.
- It is real.
What do you mean it's not- - Stop!
- That's what we wanted to do to Mike.
♪ Jalen's losing her job ♪
♪ Because she is scared of a little tarantula ♪
♪ Pick it up Jalen pick it up ♪
♪ Pick it up, Jalen, pick it up ♪
- Oh, you broke his leg!
- I have some really sad news guys.
It's about Mike.
- [Noah] What?
- Mike is actually gonna be leaving?
- Finally.
- No actually, he- - Wow!
- He's only leaving for two weeks.
He actually has to have surgery on his vasagna.
(both laugh)
No, he's actually getting his tonsils out,
so he's going to be gone,
but we actually have someone new here, Connie.
You guys are about to meet her
and she's going to have to be taking over Mike
and I think that the best thing she can do to train her
is to actually go clean Butterscotch
because it's a shed out.
What do you think, Mike?
- Let's do it. - All right.
- Let's just throw her right under the bus.
- Oh, and by the way in the comments,
wish Mike the best of luck with that surgery, you know.
- Yeah. - Because,
it's a tough surgery to have
and while you're down there, hit that like button
and you know, go ahead and subscribe.
- Mike, what are you doing?
My dad's unboxing ball pythons right now.
- Okay, what are we doing?
- Not just baby garter snakes today.
We actually have a bunch of other cool babies.
These are all really beautiful animals.
I mean, take a look at this.
- Ow!
- Did you look at it?
- Wow.
- It looks like a bumblebee, but it's a very interesting
looking bumblebee which is a pastel and a spider
but it's just kind of got an interesting head pattern to it
and it's just this clutch came out super dope.
- 'Sup?
- This happens to be a black pastel spinner
bamboo ball python right here which is really cool.
Then, we've got a couple really beautiful
spinner blasts here.
- Look how beautiful.
- Although they're just pastel spider pinstripes,
they're super clean animals
and they look a little different than a normal spinner blast
so I wonder if there's like a little gene in here
that's enhancing things and cleaning things up.
- A little energy, a little bit of elbow grease,
gonna clean 'er up nice and good.
- Then, we have this one's pretty cool.
This is actually a black pastel, pastel,
a pewter, our black pewter.
Also, a pinstripe.
That combination just makes this kind of sooty,
interesting gray looking animal.
Love it.
This clutch came out really, really interesting.
- This is Connie.
- Hi.
- Connie's gonna be replacing me for a couple weeks.
- Yeah, let's throw her right into the fire.
- So first thing you gotta do is go get that black tub.
- Okay, let's go get it.
Here it is.
For Butterscotch.
- You gotta pick it up.
- Oh, you want me to pick it up?
You don't want to help.
- Mike's not gonna be here so you're gonna-
- Oh, right, right, right.
- You gotta work. - Good, good, good.
- [Staff] Why does it seem like she did that
so much easier than you guys?
- And so much faster.
Look at how fast she's going!
Way better than Mike.
- [Mike] She already knows the next step, opening it.
(staff members laugh)
- You can do it that way, but probably...
- It's easier to keep them like that.
- Because, it's life or death.
- It might be actually.
She's hungry.
Butterscotch had a little bit of a rough shed,
so we're going to put her into soak
to get the rest of the shed off of her.
- [Staff] Watch, this is gonna be the time
she doesn't do anything.
- How funny would it be if I went next to her
and grabbed the small hook and be like,
"Here you go, Connie."
(bongo music)
All right, here's your hook, Noah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Connie, here's yours.
- Okay.
- Wow, that's sexist.
- Yeah, what?
- I didn't think about that.
I didn't think about that.
It was just gonna be a funny joke.
- You didn't even think about it.
- [Mike] All right, let's just get her out.
- [Noah] Go with your hand.
- Shut up, Noah.
(swanky music)
- [Noah] Not gonna be easy today.
- He's got this-
- Whoa!
- Yep.
- [Noah] How easy would it be if she spilled into her bath?
- That's what I'm saying, dude.
What are the odds?
- [Noah] She's super nice today.
I've got shit in my pockets.
It's blocking why mobility.
- You guys are doing so good.
- [Noah] Hop in here, get a hand on.
- I'll touch her, I'll give her pets.
- [Mike] No, not pets!
- [Noah] God, she's so wet!
- [Connie] (chuckles) Good job!
- Dude, that was- - [Noah] You didn't even
let her do anything!
- No, I just watched.
- That was so easy today.
- [Kyle] She didn't learn anything.
- That was easy.
- Next up, we actually have
a Russo Soul Sucker type of clutch.
- Listen fella', I knew a few soul suckers in my day.
You remember her, man? (chuckles)
- You need help.
- Basically, what that means is a hidden gene Woma.
- [Both] Woma?
- Where are you, Woma?
Woma? Not under the rock.
Where could it be? - Woma?
- Whoa, whoa!
Woma!
- Gene pool Woma. - Woma.
That's not hidden.
- It's right there.
- And the Russo which is a blue-eyed
leucistic complex animal.
(Mike crows)
- Russo, not rooster.
- Oh, that makes sense.
- They mix together and they're allelic
and they produce what they call Soul Suckers.
- So guys, we just have something
like a pastel Russo right here.
We have another pastel right here.
But then, you start getting into these animals here.
This is actually a pastel Soul Sucker.
So again allelic with the hidden gene, Woma,
and the het Russo or Russo which is het
blue-eyed leucistic based.
And we have a few of these.
Again, another pastel Soul Sucker here and guess what?
Another pastel Soul Sucker here.
- And you get a Soul Sucker.
And you get a Soul Sucker.
- You get a pastel Soul Sucker.
- You get one.
Everybody's soul is getting sucked.
- The interesting thing about that is that I look
at this clutch right now,
every single animal in this entire clutch is a pastel
which is weird because only half of them should be pastel
and half of them should be normal.
So we didn't get any normal Soul Suckers
because every single animal in the entire clutch
would either be pastel or a pastel Soul Sucker
or a pastel Russo or a pastel hidden gene Woma.
Just a really interesting clutch,
but I love these ones.
They are so awesome.
- I've seen it all.
I used to bodyguard for Alice Cooper.
- Yeah?
- Not just babies today,
but we actually have a clutch of eggs.
This is actually just a normal female
bred to one of the mystery males
and basically the mystery males are just a mystery gene.
I don't know what's going on,
so I bred 'em to normal so I could really start
to unpack what's going with their genetics.
Go ahead and pull her off really quick.
She's really protective and again,
pythons wrap around their eggs
to basically protect the eggs.
Now, some pythons will do what they call thermoregulate
where they'll actually twitch and raise the temperature
of the actual eggs itself.
This clutch is two, four, six, seven beautiful eggs.
I cannot wait to find out what the heck is going
on with this mystery gene.
- Three,
four,
five,
six,
seven,
eight.
(group laughs)
- All right Connie- - [Connie] Yeah.
- So here's some gloves for you.
(can rattles)
Jesus Christ, this thing's so loud, dude.
- What?
- The, if you, you know,
if you don't do it right,
we're gonna make you use a toothbrush.
- [Connie] Are you serious?
- Yeah.
So.
Stop it.
It's here, thank you.
- Wait.
That's better.
Use this to get the shed out.
Use the gloves to get the poop out.
You already dropped your gloves.
Connie, I'm trying to help you.
I'll be back in like 15 to 20 minutes.
I got a business thing next door I gotta go to,
so have fun! (vacuum whirs)
- Okay.
- So no, I'm thinking the quarterly three.
- Yeah, to three, we where multilayered there.
- Multilayered.
- Yeah, because next quarter, Mike,
we gotta make sure we're making that cold, hard cash.
(jazzy music)
- Did you hear the scoop though?
- [Noah] What? What scoop?
- You didn't hear the scoop?
- No, give it to me double time
because anything is possible
when it comes to business, baby.
(music continues)
- Yeah, just go ahead and sprinkle it on me,
just lots of sprinkles.
- I might have to serve it soft to you
because it can get a little overwhelming.
Oh, oh!
- You know we have to work some Sundays
if we're gonna make this work.
- [Noah] Oh, I love Sundays.
- He's a comedian.
(music continues)
- Yeah.
- And actually back to a very similar clutch
than the first clutch that we looked at earlier in the vlog.
- Mike, what are you doing?
My dad's unboxing ball pythons right now.
- Okay, what do we do?
- I feel like I've been here before.
- We have a Spinner Blast here which is again, a pastel.
It's a pinstripe and a spider ball python.
- That's my favorite move!
- [Noah] Jesus, Lord and Mary!
- That was so stupid.
- He's really good at that.
- A little bumblebee ball python which is just
a pastel and a spider.
- I'm allergic!
- And then, we have three of these really beautiful ones
like we had one in the first clutch.
These are black pewter Spinners,
but also bamboo Ball Pythons.
Just a really interesting look.
Almost looks like they have chocolate ball python in 'em.
- Who ate my chocolate bar?
- You did.
- No.
- But, they actually don't.
And then, one more of those silvery animals
which is the black pastel pinstripe.
A bunch of cool ball pythons hatching every single day
to be totally honest with you.
- What is he, George Washington?
He never tells a lie?
- Chopping down some cherry trees somewhere.
- What's that have to do with anything?
- I don't know, I read it in a book.
- You don't read.
- Saw it in a movie.
- All right, what was the context?
I don't even know what, cherry tree?
- Well, cherries.
Gonna get you some, knock 'em down.
(muffled chatter)
- [Noah] Six.
Seven.
Eight.
Nine.
I can't.
- It's only an extra 128 pounds.
- [Mike] Yeah, that's it.
- [Man] Dang, that was impressive.
- I couldn't go all the way down.
- You did it.
I've been hitting the gym, you know.
- [Noah] Really?
- Yeah.
- [Noah] Kind of looks like a SpongeBob episode.
- A little bit.
Excuse me, sir.
You like tarantulas?
- What's that? - Do you like tarantulas?
- No, I do not.
- Oh.
(driver laughs)
You don't want to hold it?
- No, I do not.
I'll hold an animal.
- No tarantula?
- [Driver] No tarantula.
- All right, we understand.
- [Driver] (chuckles) Thank you. Bye.
- Bye.
- That's why I like UPS.
- Wow, it's clean.
Didn't do the glass, but it's clean.
- Thank you.
- Let's do this.
- So we've got a new recruit here.
He's come all the way from Alberta, Canada.
So we are going to have him help us
put Butterscotch away by himself, by the way, right?
- Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
All by himself. - We wanna watch.
- [Brian] You ready?
Here you go, just jump in there.
- Oh, here she comes.
Oh my goodness gracious.
Okay, she's big and wet.
- See, these guys are professionals.
- Yes. - Yeah, I do this every day.
- There we go.
- I can honestly say that I don't think this wouldn't
have went as well if Aiden wasn't helping you guys.
- Yeah, I agree.
- Good job, Aiden. - Thanks.
- Here's a souvenir.
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- This is weird. - [Noah] Yeah.
- I don't like this at all. (laughs)