("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
- Hey good morning everybody, and welcome to the vlog.
It's gonna be a really busy day so,
I am not gonna bore you with a long intro,
I'm gonna just say, let's go ahead,
and jump into it, and have an amazing day together.
Guess what guys?
Look it!
Little baby garter snakes.
Oh my gosh, there is a lot of 'em,
mama, whoo, doggie.
You had a bunch o' babies.
Now this is just a normal heifer albino.
So it's not a granite or anything like that.
But it was bread to an albino granite,
so we should absolutely have some albinos, which we do.
And of course normals that are double het for granites.
So let's go ahead and get mama
just in a holding tub for now.
Go ahead, mama, I'm sorry.
I'll get you cleaned up and back in your home pretty soon.
So let's go I said, oh my gosh,
there is a lot.
What do you say,
maybe we start with all the albinos, huh,
so all right, we've got one,
two,
three, now I'm just gonna put em in a bucket right here
so we can get 'em set up,
there's four, five,
six, seven,
oh these are fresh too.
Seven, eight.
Nine, oh, come on little monkey.
Nine, they are so absolutely cute.
Nine, and looks like, maybe, 10 albinos.
Looks like we have 10 albinos.
I'd say we have more normals,
that are of course, double het for albino granite.
So we got one, two,
and they are absolutely so cute,
there's three, four,
oh my gosh, come on little guys.
There's four, five, six,
seven, eight, oh my gosh there is a bunch of these guys.
There's nine, 10, all right,
so we definitely have more normals
than we had albinos.
There's 11, 12,
gosh that means there's 22 babies already.
That is a big litter of garter snakes.
Whoo doggie.
All right there's 13, 14,
15,
and 16.
Oh my gosh.
We're gonna check really quick
just to see if any are hiding in here.
Let's see, looks like that is about it.
So there it is guys.
26 little baby garter snakes.
There's 10 albinos and 16 normals.
Again, all the albinos are het for granite,
all the normals are double het for albino and granites,
oh my god, how awesome is that?
We are in the dungeon, guys,
which only means one thing,
we have a ball python clutch today, huh?
- Yes we do.
- [Brian] All right, what do we got?
- We have a normal female bred to a fire yellow belly.
- Okay, so it's not like a super exciting pairing,
but hey, all egg are good.
I so love fires, I love yellow bellies.
I love fire yellow bellies.
Let's see what we got.
- The dad is really pretty so I'm expecting pretty babies.
- [Brian] Oh, it's really pretty.
Yeah, it's almost fire esque, you know.
It's got that really faded...
Wow it's got a lot of eggs.
- [Kelsey] Wooee
- Wow, look at that.
Holy moley.
Huh, that is a lot of eggs right there for that guy.
So that's cool.
Because it's double code on that means that on average
one in four of these should be both fire and yellow belly.
And than we'll get a whole bunch of fires and yellow bellies
and combinations thereof.
Regardless, that's a lot of eggs.
Good job. How many eggs do we have?
- One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
- Wow, nine eggs.
That is not bad.
Only one clutch today, but I tell it,
nine beautiful eggs, no slugs.
Absolutely incredible Kelsey.
- Thank you. - Got my tour just showed up.
You guys came from Chicago?
- We did.
- [Brian] What's your name again.
- Davis.
- [Brian] Davis, how are you?
- Um good.
- [Brian] Are you ready for fun?
- Yeah, I have five lizards.
- [Brian] You have five lizards?
What kind?
- Um, I have one savannah monitor.
- [Brian] Wow.
- He's only that big. - [Brian] Okay
- One Chinese water dragon.
Two bearded dragons.
And, my blue-tongued skink
- Oh my gosh, you have amazing stuff.
Unbelievable, well we're gonna see a lot of stuff.
We're gonna have fun, all right?
All right, let's do it.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
And you brought me your little savannah monitor
to take a look at, huh? - Yeah
- [Brian] Oh my gosh, he is a little dude isn't he?
- Yeah
- [Brian] Super cute though.
- I can't believing, we did the mistake of our lives.
- [ Brian] What?
- Um, getting one of these cause,
we only have a little house, and
We're gonna get a five-foot monitor.
- [Brian] That'll just take over your room, and that's okay,
don't worry about it all right.
He's super cute though.
- Well it's extra room.
(laughter)
- Eric says he has an idea for The Reptarium
What do you got?
- I do, I found a toucan dealer okay?
- [Brian] A toucan dealer? (laughter)
- He's in Michigan.
- [Brian] He's in Michigan?
- Dude, 4800, I say we get three or four of em.
- [Brian] Three or four of em - What!
Whose money we spending?
- I know, whose,
gonna go down there? (group chatter)
- We'll go to a bank, and they just give you some.
(laughter)
- Bonnie and Clyde it.
- I'll be honest with you, toucan's are amazing.
They would be so great for like educational shows.
Do you think your mom would let us?
- I swear if you buy one, there's no more Eric.
- Oh yeah, I'd be done for, yeah.
I mean you guys too, I mean, your, you know.
- [Brian] But we could blame Eric.
- Yeah, and get him fired.
- I'm willing to go down for this one.
(group chatter)
- I like how nobody's considering me on this.
I got to clean up after this thing.
(group laughter)
- Yeah, toucan's are a little bit dirty, but,
I like the way you thinking though
I like it, I like it. - Yeah, yeah
- [Brian] Let's do it - This is just...
- Dude it would fit right in there in the whole little
jungle theme.
You know, you got the reptiles, the birds, you know.
Maybe a mammal, down the road.
- This is.. - [Eric] Little sloth.
- This has bad news written all over it guys.
- Let's do it, let's do it.
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I'm gonna go ahead and head to my favorite farm store
to pick up a chick for Verdi, some hay for the tortoises.
You guys know I love this place.
What do you say we hit the road.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
Definitely at my favorite store as (laughter) you can see.
Let's see what's going inside.
Of course, last time I picked up a shirt that ah,
was a little embarrassing.
I don't want to talk about it.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
- So later on tonight, we have a new special event,
Sip and Paint, at The Reptarium,
which I am very excited about
because this is one of my babies that I came up with.
The response has been really good.
People seem excited, so I can't wait.
And another idea that I'm working on is,
snake yoga here at The Reptarium.
We've got something brewing
and we're gonna be publishing a date probably in August
to do that.
- Well this isn't starting out very well.
- Looks like we don't have any Timothy hay which I need.
And I don't think they have chicks here so.
Um, my favorite store has let me down a little bit,
but I'm gonna keep looking around and see if at least
I can see if there's chicks.
If not, I'm gonna have to go over to Tractor Supply
maybe they at least have Timothy hay.
Just like the new thing, griddling.
Instead of barbecuing you griddle, so.
Let me know on the comments,
are you guys on the griddle bandwagon?
- Team griddle bro.
- So Tractor Supply didn't have anything either, so.
I just basically wasted an hour and a half round trip
to go get hay and chicks, and ah,
so now we're not feeding Verdi.
I don't have hay, so that is a bummer.
That doesn't every happen, but ah, there it is.
So, that's just, got to roll with the punches right.
So, onto the next thing.
Had a few people asking about Salt and Pepper
and just updating em.
I think that they were in vlog
like a week and a half or so ago, but they're doing great.
They're really amazing animals.
But I figure since I'm gonna update you,
I might as well go ahead and weight em.
Last time I weighed Salt she was about 372 grams
if I'm not mistaken.
She's been eating like a pig,
so I'm assuming she's gonna get bigger.
I don't know.
Let's go ahead and see if I can get her on the scale here.
Go ahead girl, come on, I know.
Their getting big to get em on.
I'm gonna have to come up with a new system pretty good
because before I could just fit em right in here.
Now, not so much,
I'm not sure exactly what I'm gonna do here.
Ah, she's in there enough.
427 grams, so, that's good, she gained over 50 grams.
That's absolutely amazing.
Look at how absolutely gorgeous she is.
I love this animal, you have no idea.
And we're doing a lot of training with these guys now.
That way when you put em in someone's hands,
they don't move around at all.
Because, obviously as a baby,
moving around's not that big of a deal.
But when Salt and Pepper get six, eight foot long,
when they're squirming around it's gonna be a problem, so.
We've been training em and you can see
how incredible she's doing.
Of course I got my guy Pepper here.
And, by the way, I made a little mistake.
I thought it was weird.
I thought that Salt was growing a lot quicker.
Well she was actually 250 grams.
Pepper was 370 grams.
That means she almost doubled her weight.
She went from 250 to 427 grams.
That is crazy to me.
And again he was 370 grams so let's go ahead and see.
Now he's not gonna be easy at all because he's so big.
So we're gonna do our best we can do to somehow get him
to just kinda relax just for long enough to weight him.
652 grams, whoo doggie.
So Pepper grew a lot too.
Oh my gosh these guys are getting big.
And their growth rate is accelerating quickly.
Oh my god, so.
Those of you guys that want to know what's up with
Salt and Pepper, there's you update.
Got some fish to feed my mata mata turtles and actually
I'm gonna feed our Asian green vine snake.
Sometimes we feed her geckos, sometimes frogs,
but today, she's gonna get some fish.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
Next up is to try to feed the Asian vine snake,
see if he'll eat it.
Sometimes he'll eat in front of us,
sometimes we just leave it in
and they're gone in the morning,
so we'll see what happens.
It's hiding back in the leaves.
It's actually right there.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
- So everybody's here.
The event's getting started.
I'm super excited.
We've got people, we've got paint,
we have drinks, and we have snakes.
What more could you want?
So we're having a blast here,
um, you're probably gonna be sad that you weren't here.
That means, next time we have this,
your gonna want to sign up. This is a lot of fun.
Lot of people from all over the place coming.
We have people from Wisconsin drive here,
just to do this.
I think that's awesome and we're having a really good time.
(laughter)
Even face painting.
(cheering) (laughter)
What do you know.
(laughter)
- I'm not gonna lie,
I think they might be having too good of a time.
So I'm just here to be the normal,
like, not mess around guy.
I'm keeping everyone in check.
Making sure there's no problem
and no one messes with the animals without me.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)
It's about 10:00 at night,
the Paint and Sip party was a success.
Lori had a great time, everyone had a great time.
Some really talented sign makers in here.
Getting a chance to hang on to some animals.
Just an all around really amazing night.
And that is where we're gonna leave it.
I am going to wish you an amazing day,
even whenever you happen to be..
You guys are amazing and I love you.
Be kind to someone and I promise,
I will see you guys tomorrow.
("Nice Out" by Dylan Sitts)