Worlds First CYPRESS PAINT... Something Terrible We Did not See Coming
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Congratulations on 5k! Won’t stop him from breeding at least.
@@he-mansuncle7661 ohh wow, thanks for pointing it out o haven't even noticed hahah thanks a lot man
Awesome clutch bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥 what a bummer with the deformities
@@patrickalilbitofeverything5181 truly...
Aw man bummer on the eyes, still beautiful animals. I feel you on this, my best snake from last year came out with 1 eye.
dommage pour ces yeux .mais magnifique
The cypress paint was beautiful but if I'm honest the honey paint was 🔥 🔥! And with cantaloupe it could be phenominal.
Cypress paint is awesome…maybe add ghi blackhead gorilla lol 😝
No eyes but came our phenomenal
I’m excited 😊
Love it
You should sell or give those babies to a home where someone who does research on behavior could observe them. Watching a handicapped animal interact in an enriched environment could really give clues about how they use their senses, as it's obviously missing some of their senses. If they just exist in a tub, you won't be able to see much of a difference from an animal without a handicap.
Do you know of anyone mixing NR manderin into ultramel plz
@@carlmorris4553 probably Tofauti!
Absolutely amazing interaction with the Cypress and the honey with paint gives me some ideas for the future all things considered after we see how those other two clutches come out! No matter what love the content Antoine keep the videos coming!
yeah bro..its looking more n more like its genetic...whether is specific to parentage, meaning it was an anomaly carried by one of the parents or whether its a trait as a result of the genes themselves ..like the head shake..might take a few years of breeding to ensure the difference. My guess if none of the males other eggs have the issue then its either and parental problem, or it good have been an environmental issue. You will have to breed the mother again possibly several times to find out if its just her genes or whether its a genetic trait as a result of the gene combinations...breed her to the same male agian..if it shows up then its one of those two options, if u breed her to another male with different genes and it shows up then its her, if it doesnt show up and u breed her to another male of the same genes as the first male then u know is a gene combination issue, agian it may take u several years of breeding to isolate the issue. i would breed him next to a female with the exact same gen combo as her and see what happpens and i would breed her to another male with different gene combo, that will help u isolate if its a her issue first. i think i may have just confused myself...im channeling brian barczyk
I don't think it's a genetic issue as it has hit right accross your morphs it's been pretty indiscriminate has to have a been an incubation issue