I super appreciate how much you guys try to let the snakes hatch naturally with a little intervention as possible! I've tried watching other channels similar to yours but hated how they were pulling snakes out of their eggs as soon as they pipped/were cut open.
Yeah. And these are pets so a bit of help is expected. Cause there's a major difference between a baby that died because of a bad egg tooth and literally drowned in its own egg, and a baby dying because of say that major spine kink in one of the last few clutches...
@@Tell-Your-Dog-I-Said-Hi Brian doesn't do that anymore from what I've seen. We can't hold things against people when they've made the effort to change bad habits/practices. If you watch his more recent egg cutting videos, he doesn't pull them from the egg even if he has to untangle an umbilical cord. People make mistakes, but if they learn from them and change how they're doing things it's a lesson learned and it should be acknowledged as such rather than thrown up constantly even though they're no longer doing that negative thing.
I must add. For the weighing, you probably need to weigh them the same amount of days after they hatch. Cause the lot that hatched first might have lost some weight in general cause they are older and havnt fed yet. And vis versa.
True, but also a scale that only weighs to the nearest gram is not going to give a ton of accuracy for this. I'm surprised they haven't gotten a scale with more accuracy. Especially when they weigh hognoses, you will see a clear size difference and they will both come out as 3 grams, and one is probably 2.5 and the other 3.4.
I like how gentle you guys are with the animals, all the time, no matter what. All the other bigger "tougher" UA-camrs, I feel like they just be yanking snakes and other animals around, either out of the cage, out of the box, out of the egg, whatever whatever. I'm always thinking "hey hey calm down now" or "whoa no need to whip the poor guy around" you are always very understanding of the animals behavior in a way that's very sweet but also very safe
That's because people that do that are still the idiots who think the "danger" of having a snake is cool, instead of someone who realizes that most reptiles are like regular pet's and be very fulfilling to just hold.
The weight difference can result in the ones hatching first had a week of absorbing their yolk with no food to compensate for the energy spent on moving around and living in general. And the freshly hatched babys are still full of yolk. Similar to human babys drop up to 10% of their birth weight during the first days until Moms Milk is fully there. To compare the babys better in a future experiment, you should weigh them the day they hatch and compare to the second half when they hatch later. Sorry for any grammar or spelling mistakes. English is not my native language
I just commented about this too, I wish I'd seen your comment first 😂 That would be an interesting experiment, to see if it's typical for baby snakes to lose weight during that small window of time, and how much weight is typical to lose.
Yes! I commented, too. Though I think they would need a more accurate scale to see that % change, since theirs rounds to the nearest gram. 10% of a 6 gram snake might not change the reading!
Yeah... and the small sample size doesn't help either. The bigger clutch had both the smallest baby (20g) and the largest baby (26g) which might have skewed things a little. I'd love to see this done with a larger clutch and with weights taken at the same age!
The way Emily and Ed have changed throughout all the videos is just amazing Ed stopped being camera shy and from serious voices and worse audio their probably now the best reptile UA-camrs out there thank you for teaching all of us about these lovely creatures (love u)
This channel is how I overcame my fear of snakes too! I even ‘pet’ a snake at an animal show. The baby hatching videos are the best first step in my opinion. Good luck on overcoming your fear of snakes!
So if the parents are 2 different strains of axanthic, what does that mean for the babies genetics-wise? Does it mean that they have the genes for both and present for neither? Would they in turn be able to breed with a partner of either strain and have axanthic babies? The little honker is absolutely adorable
I suspect they are mutations in the same areas but affect those differently, so one animal couldn't have a working copy of both genes, but that's just a guess
It means that all babies are 100% Miami axanthic (what their mother Shakira is), and 50% het ballum axanthic, assuming that's the strain of axanthic Mr. SYG is het for :)
These hatching vids really put into perspective how tiny my hoggie is 😂 he was born over the summer and is about 8.5 inches now, while the other species are bigger right out of the egg! 😊
You should see a newborn Green Anaconda, they are bigger than my full-grown California Kingsnake... My little hoggie is only about a month old. I've never dealt with such a tiny snake, I was afraid he wouldn't be able to swallow a day-old pinkie but he eats like a champ! They are such cute little guys. 😍
Hey Snake Discovery! I just want to chime in and say that I think you guys are a wonderful presence in the reptile community and I greatly appreciate all you guys do for the community and how wonderful the content you guys produce is. I genuinely want to live this kind of life where I can live with and work with animals as an actual career path that's my entire future goal and seeing keepers like you really helps motivate me to keep my dream of working with animals alive.
Fun Fact: rubbing alcohol gets Sharpie off most smooth surfaces, like bins or the name tags :) in case you run out of room for genetics when you cross them out
That wasn't Pisces, that was Cancer! (Referring to 4:30) In regards to the difference in size, you also have to take into account that the ones in the incubator hatched almost a week sooner so those snakes had an extra week to grow.
@@sleepyj9123 I couldn't resist saying it. I'm not big into Zodiac signs but I am proud of my own sign. I did the same thing of looking, couldn't find, and had to correct it.
Technically the weight experiment wasn't perfect, considering one tub of babies were older than the others (even if it was only a couple days). I think weighing them all the day after all have hatched, and then weighing the others the day after they hatch as well. It would make it a little more accurate 😊
I love how you give them the space to come out on their own with a little support and attempt to save them if they're struggling. It's very responsible and kind.
Just a thought. The incubator babies were older and because they digested their egg yolk longer could have lost weight over the longer time out of the egg. Besides a larger sample size you would need to weigh all the babies on the same day out of the egg.
I'm so excited to see tricolors, I remember them saying the first clutch went bad but that the female had like 2 more clutches so I hope they made it! Also I haven't heard them mention the MBK's so I think the eggs might've gone bad but I hope they didn't
After watching your videos for years, it’s still so exciting to see that you’re learning new stuff all the time. Thank you letting us come on these lil journeys with you 🥰
On average the incubator hatchlings were heavier but the one small one weighing 20g ruined it for them. The biggest was in the incubator. So I would say that one was too small a sample size to make judgements on. 😊 But it’s interesting to see these results.
The incubator babies were lighter. If we do not include the outlier, the incubator babies sum up 23/24/26=73g while the enclosure babies sum 25/24/25=74g. Even without the 20g baby the incubator babies had an average lighter weight, and their weight was more inconsistent, while the enclosure babies had more stable weight
The M with the point on the end is Scorpio! The point resembles the stinger of a Scorpion 🦂 it’s actually very fitting because snakes are also associated with Scorpios ☺️
Wicken’s wicked reptiles does a different style but is responsible, particularly he advocates for very large cage sizes, and goherping has a very good video on the spider gene and its ethics
That was very interesting to learn there's two strains of axanthic with bullsnakes, I wonder what the difference is with them and why they're incompatible. I almost wondered if the more vibrant patternless was a hypo patternless or something, probably not though (I've only seen albino patternless and now standard patternless). Probably just a pretty patternless as there's always variation in morphs :).
Probably different genes. I know in humans they've identified at least a dozen different genes for albinism, for example. If they're in different genes, then a snake het for both would just be normal.
Thank you for making such educational videos. I am really interested in snakes and I might get one in the future. So it’s really good too be able to watch interesting videos that also helps me get a little bit more educated and get me even more interested on the subject!
Hey Emily and Ed! I love your channel. I am terrified of snakes but love the education that you give. I hope to visit Snake Discovery one day soon. And by the way 69 is Cancer, by zodiac sign😉. Continued success to you guys💜💜
the 69 is cancer which is july and my sign for july 7th :) Also are we getting any videos of garter snakes this year? Those are my favorites aside from the hognose snakes. :)
Keep us posted on their devolopment, curious to see if they eat different and grow in relation to their warmer siblings, and their personalities/sassyness.
Wow! So they really do have pattern-less genes. Still, I'm impressed that your viewers are so vigilant and care so much about your noodle babies. On another note: As a Taurus, yes, we do be making spit bubbles in our spare time. 😁
Could the weight average have to do with time absorbing yolks? I sort of lead to think that the few days different in hatching could account for the average weight difference. Fun video though. Worth while experiment
I assume the higher average weight of the babies is due to the longer incubation period, not [just] the colder temperature - but I would really be interested in a repeat of this experiment with a bigger sample size, as their weights were so close together that it could be a coincidence
Coming from somebody who literally JUST convinced their mom to get a snake, I hope all goes well and I have a feeling it will ;) super excited for you!
So many adorably sassy Bullsnake babies!!…. The M with a tail (or fish hook😂) is Scorpio ♏️ just to let you know,but I haven’t a clue about the others ,I just know mine!😂
My hope is that you guys were able to hatch some baby Womas!! Having just got one a few months ago I would LOVE to see a details facts video about them. Mine does this huffy little puff sometimes and I would like to know if that’s a normal thing for here or if I should be concerned.. but she’s been acting normal otherwise and she only does that little huff some times.. 🤗🤗
I'm excited to find out if the green tree pythons produced any babies, since there was breeding activity in the zoo! I'm also curious to see who mama gets paired with next year, since MSG *does* throw patternless with her, but is incompatible on the axanthic line. Do you have a male who is/het for Miami axanthic?
I reckon you just had a bunch of bad eggs because snakes breed perfectly fine in the wild and hatch hope you're next experiment goes really well love your channel can't wait for more
Emily and Ed are my absolute favorite couple of all time! Big or small we love em all !! 🐍🐉 Ed: although the incubator did have better odds for patternless 😅😍 I just love yous!
Should the weights have been taken at the same point in time after hatching? Would the babies who hatched earlier have weighed even less than the week earlier?
Wish I could post a picture. Found a gorgeous Milk snake at my parent's house last weekend before it got cold in Southern iowa. It was so pretty and had never seen one in person before. Love your videos!
I'm afraid that you can't draw any conclusions about average weights from this experiment, since the runt of the clutch at only 20gms was in the incubator group, and dragged down the average weight by a lot, and it was random chance which group that runt ended up in. Using a different method for finding the average - along with the larger sample sizes you're hoping for in future, would resolve that problem!
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I super appreciate how much you guys try to let the snakes hatch naturally with a little intervention as possible! I've tried watching other channels similar to yours but hated how they were pulling snakes out of their eggs as soon as they pipped/were cut open.
Yeah. And these are pets so a bit of help is expected. Cause there's a major difference between a baby that died because of a bad egg tooth and literally drowned in its own egg, and a baby dying because of say that major spine kink in one of the last few clutches...
What UA-camrs are doing this?
@@scarlitamolita4765 Brian barzark
Yes, this was the first reptile channel I watched and when I watched others and saw them pulling bby snakes out of the eggs I was horrified
@@Tell-Your-Dog-I-Said-Hi Brian doesn't do that anymore from what I've seen. We can't hold things against people when they've made the effort to change bad habits/practices. If you watch his more recent egg cutting videos, he doesn't pull them from the egg even if he has to untangle an umbilical cord. People make mistakes, but if they learn from them and change how they're doing things it's a lesson learned and it should be acknowledged as such rather than thrown up constantly even though they're no longer doing that negative thing.
I must add. For the weighing, you probably need to weigh them the same amount of days after they hatch. Cause the lot that hatched first might have lost some weight in general cause they are older and havnt fed yet. And vis versa.
I did think that would likely be more accurate.
True, but also a scale that only weighs to the nearest gram is not going to give a ton of accuracy for this. I'm surprised they haven't gotten a scale with more accuracy. Especially when they weigh hognoses, you will see a clear size difference and they will both come out as 3 grams, and one is probably 2.5 and the other 3.4.
“Goop looks good.”
-Emily in every egg video
haha!
Hopefully in every eggo video! Better than the alternative.
Put that on a shirt
@@sofirustle8409 YAS
It’s a tradition
I like how gentle you guys are with the animals, all the time, no matter what. All the other bigger "tougher" UA-camrs, I feel like they just be yanking snakes and other animals around, either out of the cage, out of the box, out of the egg, whatever whatever. I'm always thinking "hey hey calm down now" or "whoa no need to whip the poor guy around" you are always very understanding of the animals behavior in a way that's very sweet but also very safe
+ Brian (which is sadly dead but checks on snakes if they have not hatched past due date and then them to come out on their own)
That's because people that do that are still the idiots who think the "danger" of having a snake is cool, instead of someone who realizes that most reptiles are like regular pet's and be very fulfilling to just hold.
The weight difference can result in the ones hatching first had a week of absorbing their yolk with no food to compensate for the energy spent on moving around and living in general.
And the freshly hatched babys are still full of yolk.
Similar to human babys drop up to 10% of their birth weight during the first days until Moms Milk is fully there.
To compare the babys better in a future experiment, you should weigh them the day they hatch and compare to the second half when they hatch later.
Sorry for any grammar or spelling mistakes. English is not my native language
I just commented about this too, I wish I'd seen your comment first 😂 That would be an interesting experiment, to see if it's typical for baby snakes to lose weight during that small window of time, and how much weight is typical to lose.
Yes! I commented, too. Though I think they would need a more accurate scale to see that % change, since theirs rounds to the nearest gram. 10% of a 6 gram snake might not change the reading!
Yeah... and the small sample size doesn't help either. The bigger clutch had both the smallest baby (20g) and the largest baby (26g) which might have skewed things a little. I'd love to see this done with a larger clutch and with weights taken at the same age!
Doing the test with a larger clutch and using statistical analysis to see if the babies are significantly larger would be useful.
Oh that makes sense!
The way Emily and Ed have changed throughout all the videos is just amazing Ed stopped being camera shy and from serious voices and worse audio their probably now the best reptile UA-camrs out there thank you for teaching all of us about these lovely creatures (love u)
i still have a slight fear or snakes but these videos have definitely helped! it’s hard to be scared when they’re just little babies
I agree, that’s what eased my fear as well lol babies of any species are too cute to resist
@@dannikris3696 Except for when they're the babies who live around me. Rattlesnake babies! Lol
@@realcanadiangirl64 Omg you’re so right 😂 stay safe!
@@realcanadiangirl64 rattlesnakes are some of the cutest snakes out there tho dangerous or not
This channel is how I overcame my fear of snakes too! I even ‘pet’ a snake at an animal show. The baby hatching videos are the best first step in my opinion. Good luck on overcoming your fear of snakes!
Lol I died a little every time they called the cancer egg a pisces… However adorable babies and another great video as always!
Lol me too I'm a Pisces and I was questioning my knowledge
Me too😂
So if the parents are 2 different strains of axanthic, what does that mean for the babies genetics-wise? Does it mean that they have the genes for both and present for neither? Would they in turn be able to breed with a partner of either strain and have axanthic babies?
The little honker is absolutely adorable
I suspect they are mutations in the same areas but affect those differently, so one animal couldn't have a working copy of both genes, but that's just a guess
Ooh good question
It means that all babies are 100% Miami axanthic (what their mother Shakira is), and 50% het ballum axanthic, assuming that's the strain of axanthic Mr. SYG is het for :)
@@SnakeDiscovery so they could both work if an animal is homozygous for either mutation?
@@derAtze I believe it would be a case where they either get one or the other but not both, though I could be wrong as I'm definitely not an expert.
These hatching vids really put into perspective how tiny my hoggie is 😂 he was born over the summer and is about 8.5 inches now, while the other species are bigger right out of the egg! 😊
You should see a newborn Green Anaconda, they are bigger than my full-grown California Kingsnake... My little hoggie is only about a month old. I've never dealt with such a tiny snake, I was afraid he wouldn't be able to swallow a day-old pinkie but he eats like a champ! They are such cute little guys. 😍
That sounds adorable
Woah look at the incubator! It’s huge so exciting for all the babies!
Hi can i ask u a question please
@@jeffreylank8778 go ahead
@@jeffreylank8778 sure what’s up?
@@jeffreylank8778
What do you need answered?
@@_veronica_r the suspense is killing me, I hope it will last
Hey Snake Discovery! I just want to chime in and say that I think you guys are a wonderful presence in the reptile community and I greatly appreciate all you guys do for the community and how wonderful the content you guys produce is. I genuinely want to live this kind of life where I can live with and work with animals as an actual career path that's my entire future goal and seeing keepers like you really helps motivate me to keep my dream of working with animals alive.
Fun Fact: rubbing alcohol gets Sharpie off most smooth surfaces, like bins or the name tags :) in case you run out of room for genetics when you cross them out
You can also use an expo marker. Cover the sharpie completely and then wipe it off.
So does hand sanitizer, because it contains alcohol.
That wasn't Pisces, that was Cancer! (Referring to 4:30)
In regards to the difference in size, you also have to take into account that the ones in the incubator hatched almost a week sooner so those snakes had an extra week to grow.
I was looking for this comment lol. I see how people get it confused but I'm not a feesh.
@@sleepyj9123 I couldn't resist saying it. I'm not big into Zodiac signs but I am proud of my own sign. I did the same thing of looking, couldn't find, and had to correct it.
Right. The two parts of the sign ♋ are actually meant to resemble the claws of the crab that is the symbolic creature of Cancer.
If you breed her next year, have you considered doing this with a clutch of Brad's? Since hers tend to be bigger normally?
The bronze and copper coloring on the patternless babies looks so awesome.
Those patternless babies are so pretty. The first two look like rose gold and brass.
Technically the weight experiment wasn't perfect, considering one tub of babies were older than the others (even if it was only a couple days). I think weighing them all the day after all have hatched, and then weighing the others the day after they hatch as well. It would make it a little more accurate 😊
I love how you give them the space to come out on their own with a little support and attempt to save them if they're struggling. It's very responsible and kind.
Just a thought. The incubator babies were older and because they digested their egg yolk longer could have lost weight over the longer time out of the egg. Besides a larger sample size you would need to weigh all the babies on the same day out of the egg.
Emily's enthusiasm is always so infectious. :3
That’s what I love about the channel both Emily and Ed are enthusiastic about them
emily doing baby voices at the eggs even when it's the hundredth of hundreds of clutches she's seen hatch... So cute. "You're blowin' spitbubbles!"
I'm so excited to see tricolors, I remember them saying the first clutch went bad but that the female had like 2 more clutches so I hope they made it! Also I haven't heard them mention the MBK's so I think the eggs might've gone bad but I hope they didn't
Same here
After watching your videos for years, it’s still so exciting to see that you’re learning new stuff all the time. Thank you letting us come on these lil journeys with you 🥰
A video on how you ship the babies out would be so interesting!
They have one, if you click their page then go to playlists and go to reptile educational videos and scroll towards the mid bottom
On average the incubator hatchlings were heavier but the one small one weighing 20g ruined it for them. The biggest was in the incubator. So I would say that one was too small a sample size to make judgements on. 😊 But it’s interesting to see these results.
The incubator babies were lighter.
If we do not include the outlier, the incubator babies sum up 23/24/26=73g while the enclosure babies sum 25/24/25=74g. Even without the 20g baby the incubator babies had an average lighter weight, and their weight was more inconsistent, while the enclosure babies had more stable weight
The M with the point on the end is Scorpio! The point resembles the stinger of a Scorpion 🦂 it’s actually very fitting because snakes are also associated with Scorpios ☺️
Hi can i ask u a question please
@@jeffreylank8778 what’s up Jeff? Can I call ya Jeff? Ask away lol
Gatorland and Snake Discovery are the only reptile channels I watch. AKA the most responsible animal caregivers I’ve noticed on UA-cam.
Wicken’s wicked reptiles does a different style but is responsible, particularly he advocates for very large cage sizes, and goherping has a very good video on the spider gene and its ethics
JTB reptiles, reptiles and research, animals at home, Lori Torrini also take very good care of thier animals
Viperkeeper is pretty good too
Dingo dinkleman is amazing
You might also like Clint's Reptiles. He and Snake Discovery have done collabs.
Oh my god! I’m glad it went well. The babies sticking their head out is so adorable! 7:50
Pssst! It's 'their' not 'there'!
:P
@@theilluminati682 ok, it’s just a UA-cam comment, not a dang essay.
as a gemini (and a snake lover) i'm glad the gemini baby hatched! and it looks cool :D
That was very interesting to learn there's two strains of axanthic with bullsnakes, I wonder what the difference is with them and why they're incompatible. I almost wondered if the more vibrant patternless was a hypo patternless or something, probably not though (I've only seen albino patternless and now standard patternless). Probably just a pretty patternless as there's always variation in morphs :).
Probably different genes. I know in humans they've identified at least a dozen different genes for albinism, for example. If they're in different genes, then a snake het for both would just be normal.
@@ettinakitten5047 Very interesting.
I love the honking bulls so much! Hissing still makes me a little nervous (I’ve never heard my ball python hiss) but the honking is so adorable.
Thank you for making such educational videos. I am really interested in snakes and I might get one in the future. So it’s really good too be able to watch interesting videos that also helps me get a little bit more educated and get me even more interested on the subject!
“Goop looks good.”
The 3 words we all love to hear in these hatching videos! 😅
I love those bulls!! Will the Pepsi incubator video ever come out? Did the akies ever hatch? Great video!
The Akies went bad as far as I’m aware…
@@alyssamcdorman1430 noooooooo
@@alyssamcdorman1430 noooooooo
I am waiting for the Pepsi incubator video to come out
I need a compilation of all the honker babies! It's just so cute, I can't stop rewatching that part!
Hey Emily and Ed! I love your channel. I am terrified of snakes but love the education that you give. I hope to visit Snake Discovery one day soon. And by the way 69 is Cancer, by zodiac sign😉. Continued success to you guys💜💜
I specifically went looking for someone to make this comment. As a Pisces with a cancer moon I was about to say something.
I love how in every baby video you mention the “baby smell” but I still don’t exactly know what it smells like😂
hahaha 😂
Yay for snake babies. So happy to finally have the results in from this experiment. I love the patternless they’re gorgeous.
That first pattern less is so pretty! Looks like rose gold.
There should be a shirt with “ goop looks good” lol
I just started watching these videos and I absolutely adore how yall talk to the baby snakes how I talk to my dog! lol “Oh my goodness, what a baby!”
the 69 is cancer which is july and my sign for july 7th :) Also are we getting any videos of garter snakes this year? Those are my favorites aside from the hognose snakes. :)
I'm always most excited for HOGNOSE!!!! They are the best!!!! 😍😍😍
I wonder if the average weights would be closer if the warmer babies had been weighed the day after emerging?
Keep us posted on their devolopment, curious to see if they eat different and grow in relation to their warmer siblings, and their personalities/sassyness.
This experiment is so important! Your videos are awesome!
Wow! So they really do have pattern-less genes. Still, I'm impressed that your viewers are so vigilant and care so much about your noodle babies.
On another note: As a Taurus, yes, we do be making spit bubbles in our spare time. 😁
Could the weight average have to do with time absorbing yolks? I sort of lead to think that the few days different in hatching could account for the average weight difference. Fun video though. Worth while experiment
I assume the higher average weight of the babies is due to the longer incubation period, not [just] the colder temperature - but I would really be interested in a repeat of this experiment with a bigger sample size, as their weights were so close together that it could be a coincidence
More babies? Yay!!! Cant wait to see them ^^
I am a Sagittarius and the fact that the Sagittarius egg in the enclosure made it makes me smile so much.
Omg yes me too! ♐️ forever!
Yay more babies and I love the honking ones!🐍🐍
The "69" is the symbol for Cancer the Crab. And it's supposed to be a horizontal symbol. Those patternless are gorgeous! I love that brownish orange.
I love the videos I've been a big fan and I'm trying to convince my mom to buy me my first snake
I hope that works out! What species would you want to get?
I'm 22 and I'm still trying 😂 I hope u get your snake!💚💚💚
Coming from somebody who literally JUST convinced their mom to get a snake, I hope all goes well and I have a feeling it will ;) super excited for you!
Same
@@Toucan_Drawz I want a ball python
I just love the way there's so much enthusiasm in these egg hatching videos 😊
So excited about all the surprises! Hopefully will be able to get to see them all when you upload them!
So many adorably sassy Bullsnake babies!!…. The M with a tail (or fish hook😂) is Scorpio ♏️ just to let you know,but I haven’t a clue about the others ,I just know mine!😂
So happy about these results being posted! Very excited. (ALSO LOOK AT THE LITTLE NOSESSSS)
Imagine keeping all the honking snakes and breed them to get a consistent line of honkers :D
I never get bored of baby videos!
Every snake discovery hatching video checklist:
-"goop looks good"
-spicy ramen noodles
-baby smell (not present)
-blood is normal (not present)
-baby shean
-baby strikes
-sneks escaping
-mom/dad showcase
New video yay!! So excited to see some adorable babies :)
I just really want to say thank you because your channel has inspired me and now I have got a pet woma python 😊
yay the incubator is built! It probably has been for a little bit, there are enough eggs to make up for last year
I love how the babies chill out with their heads popping out the eggs ❤❤❤
My hope is that you guys were able to hatch some baby Womas!! Having just got one a few months ago I would LOVE to see a details facts video about them. Mine does this huffy little puff sometimes and I would like to know if that’s a normal thing for here or if I should be concerned.. but she’s been acting normal otherwise and she only does that little huff some times.. 🤗🤗
I love those sassy babies! They act all tough and mighty but are so small. Lol Thanks for another great baby video.
Calls a cancer sign a Pisces 🤣💀 it's okay it's about the bebe snakes not the zodiac signs
I absolutely ADORE that coppery patternless bab! So pretty!
I'm excited to find out if the green tree pythons produced any babies, since there was breeding activity in the zoo! I'm also curious to see who mama gets paired with next year, since MSG *does* throw patternless with her, but is incompatible on the axanthic line. Do you have a male who is/het for Miami axanthic?
I reckon you just had a bunch of bad eggs because snakes breed perfectly fine in the wild and hatch hope you're next experiment goes really well love your channel can't wait for more
Just gimme allll the babies! They're so adorable! ❤ I can't ever get enough of the hatching videos.
Love it that the Pepsi fridge is ready and now you have two magical Incubators
I love all the baby videos, but I'm most excited for the False Water Cobras! I want to see some tiny hoods 🥺
As soon as you opened the other half of baby’s I immediately looked for my sign,
“OH MY GAWD THEY INCLUDED VIRGI YAYY!!”
It makes sense they are in the egg longer getting more nutrients. Interesting experiment!! I would like to see with bigger clutch.
Can't wait for more babies! I love bull snakes❤
The lil' snakes poking their heads out of the egg is so cute
I'm excited to find out how everything went... 🤞🏻
Emily and Ed are my absolute favorite couple of all time! Big or small we love em all !! 🐍🐉
Ed: although the incubator did have better odds for patternless 😅😍 I just love yous!
I just want to say that I am terrified of snakes but love watching all of your snake videos 🫣😂
me, a gemini, to the gemini baby: “of course he’s sassy. he’s a gemini. :)”
im so happy its finaly up and ready for incubation, love watching all the content and love the staff and all the animals xx
I love the baby Hognoses. So cute.
4:30 Cancer ALWAYS gets the short end of the stick always no exceptions xD
This is a textbook 📘 example of Mr. Steal Your Girl stealing a girl. 😁 Congratulations and thanks for the videos.
I'm always excited to see baby bullsnakes. They're my absolute favorite snakes.
Such a great success!!
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
The ‘m with a hook’ is my zodiac, and patternless is my fav gene in bull snakes!!! Xx
lol 69 is Cancer. Adorable babies, as usual. Thanks for sharing your giddy joy.
Should the weights have been taken at the same point in time after hatching? Would the babies who hatched earlier have weighed even less than the week earlier?
Emily: Maybe it's pisces
Me, A Cancer: Sad left out noises
My sister, A Scorpio: I don't like fishing.
Talking about snakes, im very excited! In two or three months, my mom's gonna buy me a snake
I can watch you guys all day especially Rex
thanks for the clarification on Creamsicle!
Wish I could post a picture. Found a gorgeous Milk snake at my parent's house last weekend before it got cold in Southern iowa. It was so pretty and had never seen one in person before. Love your videos!
Imagine someone hearing “don’t eat me shakira, I’m just gonna steal your babies”, out of context
Ed: is that albi- oh no that might be patternless. 😂makes me laugh just me? 🤔
I'm afraid that you can't draw any conclusions about average weights from this experiment, since the runt of the clutch at only 20gms was in the incubator group, and dragged down the average weight by a lot, and it was random chance which group that runt ended up in. Using a different method for finding the average - along with the larger sample sizes you're hoping for in future, would resolve that problem!