Baby update! Sadly the runt never thrived and ended up passing away, likely due to its deformities. We never did find the other runt that escaped, but we looked everywhere off-camera for it. And I guess we won't use those incubator bins for small species next year! Always a learning experience I suppose... On the plus side, all of the other babies are doing GREAT! They all started eating right away with no problems, and most are already in their new homes! 🥰
I just saw your lecture from a few years ago at my University (companion animal nutrition course), and I was amazed by how different Rex looks! I also didn’t know Rex was originally thought to be a boy, but I think we can all agree she looks AMAZING! I bet my professor would love an update from you guys, he seemed so excited when talking about your visit!
Unfortunately iys very easy to missed gendered a snake petstores and my auntcdont it all the time for instance was supposed to be 3 female corn snakes in the encloser my mom and grandpa built but one snake kept laying eggs we didnt know how to incubated them or even had one my aunt was an amateur and thought the eggs we bad so had my mom pitched them
that's quite the undertaking considering they have a whole zoo filled with reptiles and have some in the back for breeding. probably too busy to go over each and every one.
@@queenjewel1407 not all but i would love to know if eds baby snapping turtle survived from 2 years ago the ones the neighbors found on an island and he had a bunch of deformations
@@jgodsson479 it's been 2 years...they probably didnt make it or were already released into the wild. otherwise you would've seen them in the video about the turtle tank (back when the zoo was still being built). not saying they would've been in that tank (cause they definitely would not have) but they would've at least mentioned them saying they either didnt make it or released into the wild. considering they were a wild clutch they were probably released eventually. wild animals are handled completely differently from captive bred ones.
I know this video was probably filmed awhile ago however... I really hope you guys find the missing little Houdini! And fingers crossed for the runt 🤞. Good luck.
Buck deserves a great retirement party with a nice chunky rat once he finally stops breeding lol. He's probably sired a good tenth of all scaleless ratcorns on the market at this point
The magic baby really said watch me disappear. It stinks they were never recovered but out of all the babies to escape that one had to be the most ironic.
Hi guys! Thanks for being here for the reptile community! You're the reason why I have two snakes! I've been sick for 5 days and your videos make me feel much better!
Based on your snail care video we got some snails over the summer. We got snail babies yesterday!!! My four year old said it was the best day ever, even better than Christmas 😂 We spent lots of time yesterday looking all over the enclosure and finding tiny, adorable snails! 🐌 🥰
to everyone in the comments saying that the missing baby snake might've been eaten by a bigger sibling: Most snakes don't eat within the first week after hatching, due to them still having internal yolk to use as a food source. If this was only within 3-4 days of pipping, then that would be less than a week and there would be no reason for the babies to have a food response yet.
I hope the little guy/gal with the enlarged head made it. If I lived in the US, I'd happily adopt him/her. I, too, have a somewhat enlarged head (thanks to undiscovered congenital hydrocephalus), so we'd match.
@@chinchepunta Yeah, I knew the odds were against the little critter. But they were against me, too, and I'm here somehow. Only like 20% of untreated babies survive with my condition, and almost always with severe developmental and intellectual disabilities. The fact that I'm here, and without any major intellectual deficits, is...unusual. So I was pulling for that little noodle to be an exception, too. Sadly, the poor thing didn't survive in the end, though. C'est la vie.
@@chinchepunta Yeah, the problem with me is that it wasn't detected when I was a baby (part of a long, long list of things that were missed that I'm only now, as an adult, getting diagnosed and treated), so they didn't put in a shunt (the drainage thing you mentioned). Apparently, it compensated (ie, the blockage somehow resolved on its own, or carved out a new drainage channel and the fluid stopped building up), so the giant holes (the enlarged ventricles) stopped applying pressure on my brain, but never shrank back to a normal size. Parts of my brain are basically squished against my skull. I pretty much have more ventricle than brain at this point. 😂 I've seen the MRIs and the back right quarter of my brain in particular (where the most enlarged ventricle is) is almost nonexistent because it's been so compressed outward against my skull by the built up cerebrospinal fluid enlarging the ventricle. It's pretty trippy. Between that and my partial agenesis (ie, incomplete development) of the corpus callosum (the bit that connects the left and right hemispheres), my neurologists say that I've probably developed a bunch of 'back roads' and other ways of getting different parts of my brain to pick up the slack for the bits that are missing. This is apparently why my intellectual capacities don't seem to be as affected as you would expect to see in someone with either untreated hydrocephalus or (partial, in my case) agenesis of the corpus callosum, never mind both. But now they think the fluid may be building up again for some reason, so I have to have a hole poked through my skull so they can stick some kind of probe in to test the pressure and decide whether they'll need to put in a shunt NOW. Fun times! Anyway, to return to the topic of the little snake, I know his/her enlarged head was likely not due to the same cause (I don't know if snakes can get hydrocephalus or not), but the similar result (enlarged head) and similar low survival rate (untreated, I mean) is what struck a chord with me.
The baby's where so cute! Could you make a video about al the hold backs from 2022? I really wanna see which babies you are gonna keep! Love from Holland🇳🇱🖤🐍
Princess Bride reference!!!!!! Still one of my favourite movies ever. Looking at the comments, no one else has caught it yet... how?? Wait... does this mean I'm old? ARE WE OLD?! Welcome to the world little noodles!
I hope you find that missing baby! Especially since it's almost certainly that other runt. I hope the "helmeted" baby makes it too, even though you don't have high hopes for that.
Hey Snake Discovery, it's HiraethGone! I just wanted to say that y'all changed my life forever. I'm so grateful y'all share your moments with us and teach us things that could save our reptiles lives! Keep going and don't stop!
Wow, they're all so pretty! The orange one that fades to blue is so cool! The one with the minimal head spots, I think the third one you handled looks like it has a skull with a heart around it. Too cool!
@@xtheskeleton3365 Sometimes I wish I could keep snakes, but my landlord flipped about the rabbits I used to have, so I can't rock the boat lol Otherwise I'd buy from SD
Yay more baby snakes, I love hatching videos, I love all your videos and all you do. Emily and Eddie your the ones you got me to wanting to get a hog nose, I'm saving money and doing lots of research to keeping them happy and healthy. And also to get a bigger place to keep one.
There's a lot of interesting color variation in this clutch. Maybe not as dramatic as the fancy combos for bullsnakes and hognoses, but its interesting. I see red, orange, gray (almost a blueish gray), and kind of a yellow-green too. Very aesthetic baby snakes.
Same. I have an enlarged head myself (not so it's very noticeable, I don't think, but it IS enlarged) from a congenital condition, so we'd have a bit of a family resemblance. ;) Sadly, I'm not in the US.
Just an idea for a future clutch. How about leaving a camera in with the eggs when they’re close to hatching? Then you could either make a time lapse of the babies leaving the eggs, or live streaming it so people can watch it and clip it?
I’m so happy I found you again! I used to watch your videos when I was a bit younger. But since then I switched to another account on RUclips and forgot your name. I’ve always loved animals, and I wanted a job as a zookeeper. Recently, I’ve been able to work as an intern at a zoo, helping the groups “small mammals” and now “reptiles”. I saw how adorable their little faces (despite being 16ft+ long) and remembered the person who made me first fall in love with snakes and other reptiles. I wanted to find you again, but had forgotten the name. On my TV I was on RUclips not signed in, and it suggested a video from you, an old one which was my first video I saw from you. I was so happy and excited to subscribe to you again. Thank you for brightening up my days with adorable snakes!
I got my first ever snake today at an expo and He is a red eyed amel het snow corn snake! His name is CandyCorn! And there is no way I would be prepared for a snake if not for my uncle (who has bred snakes) and you guys! You helped me get to a point where I can live my dream having a snake
I hope that the little Runt will turn out to be a happy and healthy little lad. And that you managed to find the missing baby.. I really loved the one that had that really yellow little stripe on its back near the head, that looked so beautiful. And the one that had that super awesome transition between Yellow/Orange from the head to like a blackish-blue at the tail!!
When you put the babies in the baby bins.. are you sure there were 3? It looks like 4. But the baby was lost when you showed us the babies-when you realized you lost it. You had 10 at first, and what looked to be 2 In the corner not really moving. Then they got rustled up and I think one must have slipped when there was chaos. But there were definitely 10 when you first opened the bin!!
I counted the opening of the bin multiple times and only found 9 baby snakes, though the ones in the corners are hard to see I remember seeing the same baby snakes at the start and end of the video so the lost baby definitely escaped prior to opening the bin, at least on camera the one in the top right LOOKS like two baby snakes curled up together, but you don't see it move until Emily picks it up, and you can see the gradient where the tail turns from white & orange to black & gray like the rest of the babies
Emily you guys were looking in the wrong place for the missing snake you took the incubator box out of the enclosure not the incubation fridge check the enclosure LOL
11:38 the reduced head pattern looks like a little skull and the lil guy at 11:50 has a funky little crescent moon. you got some fancy lil babies this clutch! i especially love the inigo montoya snakelet.
Aww they are to cute I just got new baby motley corn snakes a beautiful mohagany color these videos are just so adorable you guys and Dav Kaufman are why I started my youtube channel to show everyone my love for reptiles and tarantulas. Been watching you guys for past 7 years now and still enjoying every video yall come out with
That tiny baby snake was a nice surprise, when eggs hatch you just never know what you're going to get. Hatching eggs is like opening up a Christmas present.
At 8:40 If you pause the video there is 10 babies present, maybe it just escaped when you weren't looking lol sneaky snake 😂.... hope you find it. Lovely clutch.
Little "Eye Patch" also had a minotaur head on the top of their head, so Minos could be a fun name for their new home. Love y'all's videos. Sad to see that the runts didn't make it, but such is life some times.
I love while Emily and Ned are incredibly knowledged and well educated on reptiles, They never try to portray themselves as knowing everything and they are completely honest and open about learning as you go and when they’re trying new things etc.
Wow, apparently I really like ratcorns. I reacted to all of these babies with a lot more awe than I usually show. So pretty. The scaled had lovely patterns and head stamps! The scaleless (sp?) had such pretty colors and they all had such cute personalities.
I love hatching videos! And are you guys moving moving? If so RIP to the future owners for having to deal with rex's room 😂 I bet the gator smell lingers
@@shereewilliams2255 it's a different places at different times of the year. For example it's two times a year in St Louis, in March I think and last weekend
My BEL ball is scaleless, but is only missing what I call his unicorm scale. A single on in the middle of his head. It turned out that if the snake has one ventral scale, they're not, but twp ventral scales means they are scaleless, and little man has two! The breeder even gave us a discount for him not having all of his scales, I told him that next time he should advertise scaleless so he may be able to ask for more money next time it happens, not less haha.
I used to see a snake when i was little. Animals are my life without them we would never have pets. I love snakes they are so beautiful and lovely we should never hurt them because they are a part of mother nature❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Baby update! Sadly the runt never thrived and ended up passing away, likely due to its deformities. We never did find the other runt that escaped, but we looked everywhere off-camera for it. And I guess we won't use those incubator bins for small species next year! Always a learning experience I suppose...
On the plus side, all of the other babies are doing GREAT! They all started eating right away with no problems, and most are already in their new homes! 🥰
could the missing baby be hiding among the eggs in a different bin in the incubator?
Did you guys look in Shakira's cage?? That's where you guys incubated that clutch, not the incubator 🙂
@@izzyherod6303 and hopefully she didnt eat him
@@rhiannonsapp7099 hopefully not! She does like to eat 😳😅 it's tiny so hopefully it could hide from her!
I like to think it ran away and is thriving in the facility eating loose crickets or something.
I hope there'll be an update on what happened to the runt, as well as on whether you found the tenth baby
Yeah, I hope so too. If they do it will probably be on the Community tab instead of a video though.
same
It probably got eaten by one of the bigger snakes, just like the hognose runt :/
I love your videos
@Valerie Park oh no, when did they mention that?
I just saw your lecture from a few years ago at my University (companion animal nutrition course), and I was amazed by how different Rex looks! I also didn’t know Rex was originally thought to be a boy, but I think we can all agree she looks AMAZING! I bet my professor would love an update from you guys, he seemed so excited when talking about your visit!
Yeah, Ed and Emily, with all of their expertise, have sexed their animals wrong on more than a few different occasions. 😬
Awesome!
Can I watch this anywhere?
Which university?
Unfortunately iys very easy to missed gendered a snake petstores and my auntcdont it all the time for instance was supposed to be 3 female corn snakes in the encloser my mom and grandpa built but one snake kept laying eggs we didnt know how to incubated them or even had one my aunt was an amateur and thought the eggs we bad so had my mom pitched them
Please do an update video of all your reptiles ! It'd be great to see who you all still have vs your newer snakes/reptiles
that's quite the undertaking considering they have a whole zoo filled with reptiles and have some in the back for breeding. probably too busy to go over each and every one.
@@queenjewel1407 not all but i would love to know if eds baby snapping turtle survived from 2 years ago the ones the neighbors found on an island and he had a bunch of deformations
@@jgodsson479 He did not. He passed away after a while but he lasted much longer then anyone expected per a livestream several months ago
@@jgodsson479 it's been 2 years...they probably didnt make it or were already released into the wild. otherwise you would've seen them in the video about the turtle tank (back when the zoo was still being built). not saying they would've been in that tank (cause they definitely would not have) but they would've at least mentioned them saying they either didnt make it or released into the wild. considering they were a wild clutch they were probably released eventually. wild animals are handled completely differently from captive bred ones.
@@Jinxness ah thank you. I dont really watch their streams so I couldn't say for certain but I had assumed it didnt make it.
I know this video was probably filmed awhile ago however... I really hope you guys find the missing little Houdini! And fingers crossed for the runt 🤞. Good luck.
same! Itd be a shame if the poor baby had to starve somewhere in a room alone..
find him!!!
I wonder if he wasn't healthy and died in the egg soon after they checked?
@@KMAC-mf4dk they mentioned that all the eggs were empty
@@KMAC-mf4dk In the video they said all the eggshells were empty.
I always look forward to seeing Buck's kids hatch every year. They are so pretty. I do hope you found the disappeared baby. Great video Emily and Ed.
I vote we call him/her Houdini once they're found
Buck deserves a great retirement party with a nice chunky rat once he finally stops breeding lol. He's probably sired a good tenth of all scaleless ratcorns on the market at this point
@@vdovii I'd love that but if I'm sure, they already have a lizard named Houdini who would always excape in their home loo
The magic baby really said watch me disappear. It stinks they were never recovered but out of all the babies to escape that one had to be the most ironic.
Hi guys! Thanks for being here for the reptile community! You're the reason why I have two snakes! I've been sick for 5 days and your videos make me feel much better!
Hope you get better soon!
Me2
Lol I'm also sick- (not being rude for the lol)
Yea, I feel you I'm sick right now. *Sigh*
I've been sick for a few days and my corn snake won't stop staring at me, I'm convinced she knows I'm sick
for 3 million it would be great if you did a reptile tour! i would love to see what snakes you still have, how some have grown, any you've lost, etc.
I'd love to know if they have more pets at home, essentially a second zoo!
Based on your snail care video we got some snails over the summer. We got snail babies yesterday!!! My four year old said it was the best day ever, even better than Christmas 😂 We spent lots of time yesterday looking all over the enclosure and finding tiny, adorable snails! 🐌 🥰
That sounds so cute. I would love to see a video with them if possible. If not I understand, I know it’s not everyone’s thing lol.
to everyone in the comments saying that the missing baby snake might've been eaten by a bigger sibling:
Most snakes don't eat within the first week after hatching, due to them still having internal yolk to use as a food source. If this was only within 3-4 days of pipping, then that would be less than a week and there would be no reason for the babies to have a food response yet.
I hope the little guy/gal with the enlarged head made it. If I lived in the US, I'd happily adopt him/her. I, too, have a somewhat enlarged head (thanks to undiscovered congenital hydrocephalus), so we'd match.
Me too! I'm planning to breed hognose in the next few years 😊 Just got to grow up all the tiny babies! Some of mine are getting biggish!
Yeah they updated that he didn't survive in the comments
@@chinchepunta Yeah, I knew the odds were against the little critter. But they were against me, too, and I'm here somehow. Only like 20% of untreated babies survive with my condition, and almost always with severe developmental and intellectual disabilities. The fact that I'm here, and without any major intellectual deficits, is...unusual. So I was pulling for that little noodle to be an exception, too.
Sadly, the poor thing didn't survive in the end, though. C'est la vie.
@@chinchepunta Yeah, the problem with me is that it wasn't detected when I was a baby (part of a long, long list of things that were missed that I'm only now, as an adult, getting diagnosed and treated), so they didn't put in a shunt (the drainage thing you mentioned). Apparently, it compensated (ie, the blockage somehow resolved on its own, or carved out a new drainage channel and the fluid stopped building up), so the giant holes (the enlarged ventricles) stopped applying pressure on my brain, but never shrank back to a normal size. Parts of my brain are basically squished against my skull. I pretty much have more ventricle than brain at this point. 😂 I've seen the MRIs and the back right quarter of my brain in particular (where the most enlarged ventricle is) is almost nonexistent because it's been so compressed outward against my skull by the built up cerebrospinal fluid enlarging the ventricle. It's pretty trippy.
Between that and my partial agenesis (ie, incomplete development) of the corpus callosum (the bit that connects the left and right hemispheres), my neurologists say that I've probably developed a bunch of 'back roads' and other ways of getting different parts of my brain to pick up the slack for the bits that are missing. This is apparently why my intellectual capacities don't seem to be as affected as you would expect to see in someone with either untreated hydrocephalus or (partial, in my case) agenesis of the corpus callosum, never mind both.
But now they think the fluid may be building up again for some reason, so I have to have a hole poked through my skull so they can stick some kind of probe in to test the pressure and decide whether they'll need to put in a shunt NOW. Fun times!
Anyway, to return to the topic of the little snake, I know his/her enlarged head was likely not due to the same cause (I don't know if snakes can get hydrocephalus or not), but the similar result (enlarged head) and similar low survival rate (untreated, I mean) is what struck a chord with me.
I've been waiting for this video! I believe I got the racing stripe scaleless baby shown. I named him Remy and he's doing great.
That's crazy that a baby just went mia like that. I hope the baby is found.
I swear, we're going to see the lost baby in the next Snake Discovery shenanigans lol
I really hope you'll find the baby some day... happy and healthy, hopefully 😢
Ya
They have about two weeks id say? Before little one starves, even less if its escaped somewhere cold and dry and wil dehydrate fast.
The ombré one (orange head-blue tail) is GORGEOUS!
Love this! It's crazy how diverse the patterns were in this clutch
I love the scaleless ratcorns so much, they always seem so chill and sweet and are all so adorablely cute.
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Wand runt must have used his magic to teleport away.
Hoping hes found safe though! Curious how that one turned out.
The baby's where so cute! Could you make a video about al the hold backs from 2022? I really wanna see which babies you are gonna keep! Love from Holland🇳🇱🖤🐍
Im from Holland too! Nice to meet u
Oeh dat lijkt mij ook interessant!
Haha leuk om te zien dat er andere snake discovery fans zijn in Nederland💪🏻💕
Dacht dat ik de enige was haha
@@amberottersberg6762Nederland
Princess Bride reference!!!!!! Still one of my favourite movies ever. Looking at the comments, no one else has caught it yet... how?? Wait... does this mean I'm old? ARE WE OLD?!
Welcome to the world little noodles!
I hope you find that missing baby! Especially since it's almost certainly that other runt. I hope the "helmeted" baby makes it too, even though you don't have high hopes for that.
I love these babies snake hatching videos!!! They help me not be as scard of snakes.
Hey Snake Discovery, it's HiraethGone! I just wanted to say that y'all changed my life forever. I'm so grateful y'all share your moments with us and teach us things that could save our reptiles lives! Keep going and don't stop!
As long as you aren’t a spider
The lil fellow with the helmet head is hella adorable. I hope they make it
They look so cool!! I would love to see a round up that summarizes what you paired and what you yielded!!
Buck is my favourite snake on here! I love his goofy eyes and gentle nature and he is so pretty
Wow, they're all so pretty! The orange one that fades to blue is so cool! The one with the minimal head spots, I think the third one you handled looks like it has a skull with a heart around it. Too cool!
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought that lol
@@xtheskeleton3365 Sometimes I wish I could keep snakes, but my landlord flipped about the rabbits I used to have, so I can't rock the boat lol
Otherwise I'd buy from SD
Please set up a time lapse camera to see them actually hatch! It would be so interesting 🐍
Oh that would be so cool to see 😱
I second this, that would be awesome to see! 👍🏻
Yay more baby snakes, I love hatching videos, I love all your videos and all you do. Emily and Eddie your the ones you got me to wanting to get a hog nose, I'm saving money and doing lots of research to keeping them happy and healthy. And also to get a bigger place to keep one.
There's a lot of interesting color variation in this clutch. Maybe not as dramatic as the fancy combos for bullsnakes and hognoses, but its interesting. I see red, orange, gray (almost a blueish gray), and kind of a yellow-green too. Very aesthetic baby snakes.
Anyone else find it funny that it was the magic wand snake that disappeared?
Maybe he was still in the bin, he just turned invisible
I know they mentioned reducing their rat corns, but I really hope they repeat this pairing!
I love how excited you are for every baby even tho you have so many each year❤ never stop caring
I love the little one with the unusual head. I hope he or she does well. I would buy that one for a special pet.
Same. I have an enlarged head myself (not so it's very noticeable, I don't think, but it IS enlarged) from a congenital condition, so we'd have a bit of a family resemblance. ;) Sadly, I'm not in the US.
It passed away
I think it looks as if the yellow one has a skull on his head. He definitely is my favorite. Noticed him the first time you opened the lit 😊😍
my serotonin when snake discovery posts a new video 📈📈📈
Just an idea for a future clutch. How about leaving a camera in with the eggs when they’re close to hatching? Then you could either make a time lapse of the babies leaving the eggs, or live streaming it so people can watch it and clip it?
I’m so happy I found you again! I used to watch your videos when I was a bit younger. But since then I switched to another account on RUclips and forgot your name.
I’ve always loved animals, and I wanted a job as a zookeeper. Recently, I’ve been able to work as an intern at a zoo, helping the groups “small mammals” and now “reptiles”. I saw how adorable their little faces (despite being 16ft+ long) and remembered the person who made me first fall in love with snakes and other reptiles. I wanted to find you again, but had forgotten the name. On my TV I was on RUclips not signed in, and it suggested a video from you, an old one which was my first video I saw from you. I was so happy and excited to subscribe to you again.
Thank you for brightening up my days with adorable snakes!
I hope you keep one of these babies for future breeding projects. These babies were stunning
I got my first ever snake today at an expo and He is a red eyed amel het snow corn snake! His name is CandyCorn! And there is no way I would be prepared for a snake if not for my uncle (who has bred snakes) and you guys! You helped me get to a point where I can live my dream having a snake
Wow! Every baby snake had different patterns and colors! They were all very beautiful and awesome :D
Would love to see an update on runt and escapee baby (if you find them lol)!! Also good luck on the move!! 💖
The runt passed
I hope that the little Runt will turn out to be a happy and healthy little lad. And that you managed to find the missing baby..
I really loved the one that had that really yellow little stripe on its back near the head, that looked so beautiful. And the one that had that super awesome transition between Yellow/Orange from the head to like a blackish-blue at the tail!!
It passed
When you put the babies in the baby bins.. are you sure there were 3? It looks like 4. But the baby was lost when you showed us the babies-when you realized you lost it. You had 10 at first, and what looked to be 2 In the corner not really moving. Then they got rustled up and I think one must have slipped when there was chaos. But there were definitely 10 when you first opened the bin!!
8:34 I counted 10, too.
I counted the opening of the bin multiple times and only found 9 baby snakes, though the ones in the corners are hard to see I remember seeing the same baby snakes at the start and end of the video so the lost baby definitely escaped prior to opening the bin, at least on camera
the one in the top right LOOKS like two baby snakes curled up together, but you don't see it move until Emily picks it up, and you can see the gradient where the tail turns from white & orange to black & gray like the rest of the babies
@@fluffyfeathers2124 oh ok! Thank you!
I love ur content as always! been watching for 2 years now
I’m glad y’all still help them, poor baby’s don’t deserve to die
Just got our first baby apricot Pueblan milk snake - learning tons from your channel about different species. ❤
i love the one that gradiates from orange to grey they’re so pretty
Emily you guys were looking in the wrong place for the missing snake you took the incubator box out of the enclosure not the incubation fridge check the enclosure LOL
I would deep clean/search Shakira's cage!! I might be wrong with where they were and the timeline but it might be where the missing snake is!
BUCK! Love getting to see him and his babies. Also I hope you find the tenth baby soon and that the little one makes it.
The tiny one passed
11:38 the reduced head pattern looks like a little skull and the lil guy at 11:50 has a funky little crescent moon. you got some fancy lil babies this clutch! i especially love the inigo montoya snakelet.
Aww they are to cute I just got new baby motley corn snakes a beautiful mohagany color these videos are just so adorable you guys and Dav Kaufman are why I started my youtube channel to show everyone my love for reptiles and tarantulas. Been watching you guys for past 7 years now and still enjoying every video yall come out with
That tiny baby snake was a nice surprise, when eggs hatch you just never know what you're going to get. Hatching eggs is like opening up a Christmas present.
At 8:40 If you pause the video there is 10 babies present, maybe it just escaped when you weren't looking lol sneaky snake 😂.... hope you find it.
Lovely clutch.
Yeah. It got missing while filming the video. They were all there at one point.
*Runt baby left the game*
i love how you guys ask “pls dont eat me” as of they actually could 😂
These are the cutest snakes ever
thank you guys for posting and entertaining us! I Love every part! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I feel like you guys know when I’m having a bad day. So happy to see babies today ♥️
I thought the wings were a moustache... and was confused as to how someone could fly with a moustache
Interesting and cool vid. You guys forgot that those eggs were incubated in Shakria’s habitat and maybe the magic wand baby is in there.
Yes, I thought that too. Could Shakira eaten it?
I would love to see, if and how the colors of these change over time when they grow.
Little "Eye Patch" also had a minotaur head on the top of their head, so Minos could be a fun name for their new home. Love y'all's videos. Sad to see that the runts didn't make it, but such is life some times.
a good place to pause to see the minotaur head is 11:58
Wow. Scaleless ratcorn snakes are so weird looking without the scales! Hopefully the rest of your snakes clutches hatch!
beautiful baby's, hope you find that little guy.
9:58 that is one of the cutest snakes I’ve ever seen! ❤❤❤ and 14:10 ❤❤❤
Em pulling the shedding of that baby was SO satisfying! 😌
I love while Emily and Ned are incredibly knowledged and well educated on reptiles, They never try to portray themselves as knowing everything and they are completely honest and open about learning as you go and when they’re trying new things etc.
I love these babies! They're so cute and wriggly!
I’m early, and yes it’s 1 am (where I am) but this is more important
Is it where I am it’s 4:58 pm
At 11:39 that pattern on the snake's head looks like a skull/clown, that's so cool 😳
would love to sometime get an update on the lost baby and the runt, even if its a short. itd be nice to have some closure.
The runt passed away
@@LPSDevon26 sad to hear it :( thanks for letting me know
Wow, apparently I really like ratcorns. I reacted to all of these babies with a lot more awe than I usually show. So pretty. The scaled had lovely patterns and head stamps! The scaleless (sp?) had such pretty colors and they all had such cute personalities.
I'm guessing the other runt was never accounted for.
Those babies are gorgeous!! I would definitely get one of these.
Seeing the tiny eggs and the tiny snake, I'm wondering if dwarfism can also occur in snakes.
I only found something about "insular dwarfism".
It's 3:56 am
I love hatching videos! And are you guys moving moving? If so RIP to the future owners for having to deal with rex's room 😂 I bet the gator smell lingers
I love the no scales ambre and polka dots scaless 💖 they are all beautiful 😍
Hopefully we get an update on the missing snake
See if baby is in with shakera
The one at 11:38 has a really sick skull on its head. I love him/her ❤
I really enjoyed seeing yall at NARBC it was life changing I loved it I hope you guys liked the signs I brought ❤️
Was it the STL one?
Hmmm the STL one was my favorite
Where is NARBC at every year ?
@@shereewilliams2255 it's a different places at different times of the year. For example it's two times a year in St Louis, in March I think and last weekend
Yeah it was the st.louis one it was this passed weekend as in Saturday and Sunday 12/13
At 11:40, the one with "just a couple dots on its head" - ITS A SKULL!!! 💀🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰💀
You incubated them with Shakira though, did you check her cage for the missing baby? Hopefully Shakira didn't eat it :/
Honestly, I'm surprised you haven't had more baby escapes! Escapes happen to us all at some point, and they're inevitable with tiny little babies!
Yay I’m early for once, I always love the scaleless ones! (I’m a sucker for naked seeming animals like Sphinx cats lol)
legend says the runt is still out there somewhere...
IM EARLY OK UHM I- SHAKIRA SHAKIRA I COULDNT RESIST 😶
So cute! I'm glad you identified the genetics problem... Although er... I'm sorry a baby squeaked out... Poor little adventurer.
My BEL ball is scaleless, but is only missing what I call his unicorm scale. A single on in the middle of his head. It turned out that if the snake has one ventral scale, they're not, but twp ventral scales means they are scaleless, and little man has two! The breeder even gave us a discount for him not having all of his scales, I told him that next time he should advertise scaleless so he may be able to ask for more money next time it happens, not less haha.
Oh my gosh more babies they are so cute!!! And good job to mom. and dad of the babies.
It seems like yesterday that you were hatching the last batch of scaleless babies! ❤❤
Who else loves when they do egg hatching?
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I used to see a snake when i was little. Animals are my life without them we would never have pets. I love snakes they are so beautiful and lovely we should never hurt them because they are a part of mother nature❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
After a totally rubbish day this was just what I needed yous are the best ❤️
I hope your day gets better
@@kristajones7202 thank you 😊
@@charliemum Very welcome
The orange ones are gorgeous.