This whole clutch really is just, "I will survive in any condition". Considering how bad some of those eggs looked, and despite that, they pulled through.
Yeah, I was really surprised, especially since some of them looked really weird while still in the egg! I was bracing myself for Emily to say "Unfortunately, a couple didn't make it" or something, and then when she didn't, I had to go back and recount to make sure there were nineteen eggs in the clutch to begin with. Survivors!! 🥰
Maybe it’s because bullsnakes have so much attitude? It’s not “I will survive in any condition” instead it’s “I will survive to SPITE everyone...then hiss”
The albino pissed at its hypo sibling is hilarious. The one striking the box is extra. The one who didn't want to deal with his siblings is so me. They're my favorite
It was awesome seeing you two “tickle” a baby out of it’s egg. That was by far my favorite part of this video. That whiteside baby is gorgeous and so are the rest of the babies. Thanks for sharing this miracle from the Magical Incubator. ☺️💕
Idk what channel it was but I saw someone hatching pythons and after watching only snake discovery hatching videos for 2 years I was pretty disturbed when the guy actually pulled the snakes out of their eggs. It didn't help either that he did it so confidently, like comparing a first time snake handler (very cautious and gentle) to someone who moves a hundred snakes a day or something. o.O
@@theilluminati682 yeah, I’ve seen some of those videos. By ripping them out of their eggs he is doing so much more harm than good. It’s a shame to see him mistreating the young snakes
@@blindopossum7913 I hate seeing people rip babies from their eggs :( they’ll come out when they’re ready!!. kinda shows how greedy for money some breeders are (pulling them out sooner so they can sell them sooner)
My favourite one in this video is the one that hatched the last, who only came out after all her/his siblings were out of the bin and moved to the baby rack. We love an introverted, but still feisty, baby noodle!
@@scath_mac_tire2735 (Edit: Okay I know I was wrong it's hogs that do it, to be fair I had been awake for about 36 hours at the time I wrote this XD) I'd have to double check but don't bullsnakes shed right away out of the egg? I know one of the species they breed does but I have been awake too many hours to think right now.
If you look back in the video, there was an albino in that egg when they cut it, the normal snake must've been shy and went back into its siblings egg after hatching.
@Arctic Blubber I have a love for many "dangerous" and "scary" things, but for snakes, I just think they look so elegant and graceful. They come in so many varieties as well. In mythology they are heavily used as symbolism for a wide variety of things such as luck, envy, tricksters, intelligence, cunning, ect. They also remind me of dragons, which is something that I've always loved. I don't think there's anything I dislike about snakes.
I remember Emily once saying it feels like Christmas when babies hatching, and it definitely feels like that for me too when I watch these videos. I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching baby sneks
This cluth might be the most diverse cluth I have ever watched from Snake Discovery, Normal babies, Albino babies, Hypo babies, a White sided baby, and possibly an Axanthic baby. Wow, you guys did great with morphs 😁🙂👍🏻
I love how you include enrichment for the snakes. I used to work for a breeder and that was something that they didn't care for. Your content & treatment is A+ per mho.
Loved watching you 'encourage' that last one out of the egg. Also I appreciate that they hatched from one egg but immediately regretted it and hid in another egg until everyone was gone. It makes my introverted heart happy🥚 🐍
This was so exciting from a "what will we get in this egg?" standpoint. It's so fun when there's a large variety in what they're trying to hit. That Whiteside really surprised me since it was the only one!
I found this channel when I was in high school and through changing phones, changing schools, going to 3 different colleges, and moving to two different towns. I've continued to watch because nearly headless nick got me stuck but yalls personalities and the baby snakes kept me.
Welcome to the fandom since I started watching this channel I have been a fan and my favorite videos are her egg videos and I will sometimes binge clutches from previous years
Wait, the baby you “tickled” out of the egg wasn’t the one you first saw in there! When you peeked in that egg, it was clearly an albino (12:20), but the one you tickled out was clearly a normal type (30:30). So, it didn’t just slither back into its own egg, but the egg of one of its siblings, I guess?
I never knew how amazing watching snakes hatch would be and how exciting it is to see the different colours. First time ever so I'm still kinda jumpy but so happy to learn what I can.
It’s also very adorable how the snakes act so *strong* and *fiesty* when they are completely harmless 😂 Edit: y’all thank you for the likes!!! mOm! dAd! iM fAmOusE
Y'know, they are harmless, so they gotta act harmful so animals don't see them as harmless. Sometimes you gotta have that Napoleon complex to survive in the wild. 😂
Hi Emily and Ed!! Can you guys do a hold-back video at the end of the hatching season for us? Even if it’s a few months off we’d love to see it. (My many siblings and I ❤️)
mad props to Emily for being able to focus and explain about morphs while all that hissing and striking was going on XD so good to see more baby bulls!! my favorite kind of snake =3
So wonderful to see all the babies pulled through! Really goes to show that it's worth continuing to incubate even when an egg looks very questionable.
When they touched upon the professor who previously did studies about hypo-melanism (3:52), Emily mentions both parents were linebred. For those wondering: Linebreeding is a form of inbreeding where the parents share a common ancestor but not in the first- or second degree. (What that means is that one parent is bred with either their great-grandparents, great-grandchildren, grand-uncles, grand-aunts, first cousins, half-uncles, half-aunts, half-nieces and half-nephews. Or a relative further back; which for the purpose of linebreeding would be less frequently used as it will be more difficult to track the genetics you're looking for.)
Very clear explanation, thanks. I think they also explained in a different video while they were line-breeding something themselves that it doesn't affect snakes as badly as inbreeding affects other animals e.g. breeding dogs for example.
Just goes to show how resilient nature is those eggs survived looking like they would not. Nature is absolutely amazing , Thanks Ed and Emily we would not get to see this in its true form and real life if it was not for your continued education of these animals!
I love how ya'll always do a 'complete' video! I can see from beginning to end the whole process of the babies hatching!! 🥰❤🧡💛💚💙💜 my favorite channel by far! Only one I donnate to patreon for! Thank you!
nerdy question: do you guys record all of your babies in any kind of gene mapping database? like, software that maps the parents' morphs are and therefore can expect "x morph" with "x% chance"?? idk that sounds like it would be cool and i like graphs 🤓
Don't need a mapping database for that! Just knowing the parents' morphs and hets makes it fairly easy to figure out using some good ol' fashioned basic maths
@@batfurs3001 but when you have a lot of snakes and you want like an albino, you could just type/select albino and the program could give you the best pairing for it in a second (less, even)
@@meh_im_a_sheep6018 I mean. Not really? If you want a clutch of albinos you just grab two albino parents and pair them. You just look at your females, what their genetics are, and what males "match" said genetics best. It'd be more work to create a program for that than to just go through everything manually on a sheet of paper or an excel document.
This has been such a fun breeding season to watch so far! I'd been holding my breath for lavender hogs, and this clutch has so much going on genetically! Loved seeing the hypo and albino next to each other too
Finally i always look forward to the hatching seasons on your channel the most. Thats how i landed here in the first place and fell in love with yalls personality. So likeable.
Today hasn't been the best day, my dog Angel passed today and it's been hard accepting that she's actually gone. But watching Emily and Ed be so excited over baby snakes has made my night a little bit better.
Emily: "why are you behaving?" 🤔 Every moms thought whenever their kids behave all of a sudden, making mom think they did something bad. 🤣 Also omgosh the little guy that didnt wanna come out of the egg at the end. That head poking out of the egg like "henlo? Is it safe to come out?" SO CUTE! 😍
Hey Emily! I loved the video. It's been observed a few times that if you pair female snakes to multiple sires an individual offspring in a clutch can belong to either of the father's, but they can't inherit traits both. That can make it difficult to determine where the hets came from ;) that might also explain why you didn't hit many combos this year. I think my favorite is the rage hypo baby
Firstly, I've been a huge fan for years. Thank you for all you do and congratulations on your journey so far. I had a hypothesis regarding the mold and rewatched footage from 4 months ago when these were laid. I watched closely as they were set up snd made an observation. The eggs that were strongly adhered had molding exactly where the natural adhesive came apart. My hypothesis was regarding the sharpie to see if different pigments were possibly used. So, it was wrong. However, please look into my observation. It might be beneficial to sprinkle the foot powder quickly after pulling apart before any spores can settle in the soft egg membrane. Just a thought. I hope you see this and are well!
i love these hatching videos, they’re my favorite! also it’s hard not to like every single video of this channel because ted and emily are so passionate about all things nature it’s really admirable.
The mystery fruit albino is so cute! 😊 I love that you cut the shell in the exact place its head is behind. It looked like it was peeking out of a window. Edit: That last noodle was cute too. Seeing you "encouraging" it out made me laugh.
I might be wrong, but it didn't look like the Mysterious Fruit albino had an egg tooth. If so, perfect example of why to cut the eggs since it was very much alive.
I saw this notification just on time. I've been having a tough week recently, but hearing your voice and seeing cute baby snakes hatch is soothing to me. I know you probably wont see my comment but thank you for what you do, educating and entertaining. Btw its only Tuesday
I'm so happy that I'm here for this years babies in real time. I think I found y'alls channel about 8-9 months ago, or so, and I binged watched everything! and I loved the egg hatching videos, so I'm so glad I'm here and caught up. I love how they're all sassy pants! it's so freaking adorable. y'all have really helped me see that not all snakes are danger noodles. I've been terrified of them since I was a kid, when my grandpa got bitten by a copperhead. luckily he got antivenin and was okay. his finger is just bent now, but yeah...even though I don't see myself ever wanting one, or being able to hold one, I can appreciate them and respect them.
I've never been a fan of snakes, I've always had a fear of them, but after watching this video....and I watched it from start to finish....after watching it, I really enjoyed watching both of you showing your passion for the snakes, and I have a different opinion of snakes now, the baby snakes are adorable, and really pretty actually, the mother was really beautiful as well. I don't think I can hold one in my hands, but I do appreciate them now and think you guys are pretty awesome.
YAY! BABIEEEEES!!! 🎉😍🎉 Edit: The way you pushed the snakes back with your notebook is the exact same way I nudge my cat back when I'm dishing out food. 🤣 Also Circus jumping out like that reminds me of a jack-in-the-box.
Adorable babies! Good to see they're all alright! Do the mold distributions on the eggs have any correlation to the eggs that had a lot of adhesive all over the surface area when they were first laid?
I went to your zoo this weekend! It was an amazing experience and I ended up adopting the Ball Python Mia, she’s so sweet and doing amazing, I’m kinda sad I wasn’t able to meet you but I loved the zoo!
I do think the thought someone had in an earlier video came true. Maybe since the incubator was *so* full it caused some temp issues, even if minor ones. The shelves has mesh bottoms to allow air flow, but snake eggs in plastic bins didn't allow the air flow. (Also sounds like you need Carnival Mike back cause of his diversity of hets.)
Yay. I found the video from the egg laying video I just watched. Monroe is such a beautiful Mommy. I am excited to see her babies hatching and see how beautiful they are.,
Omg I've been watching ur channel ever since I got my first tablet and like throughout the past week my stomach's been hurting and I throw up a lot, and I've been watching new videos today and it's making me feel a lot better I love baby animals
It really does seem like Carnival Mike was the dad for most of them. Might want to get in touch with whoever got him and let them know he's het for more genes than you thought.
@@arcaninetyfour2239 I am still wondering if some babies have a completly different dad? Like CM was probably the dad for most and I would think het hypo, but het axanthic and white sided and then we only get one white sided? That did not look like a 50% white sided clutch
This whole clutch really is just, "I will survive in any condition". Considering how bad some of those eggs looked, and despite that, they pulled through.
Determined little baby noodles 🐍
Yeah, I was really surprised, especially since some of them looked really weird while still in the egg! I was bracing myself for Emily to say "Unfortunately, a couple didn't make it" or something, and then when she didn't, I had to go back and recount to make sure there were nineteen eggs in the clutch to begin with. Survivors!! 🥰
Yea
Maybe it’s because bullsnakes have so much attitude? It’s not “I will survive in any condition” instead it’s “I will survive to SPITE everyone...then hiss”
"I will survive on *spite alone* !!"
The albino pissed at its hypo sibling is hilarious. The one striking the box is extra. The one who didn't want to deal with his siblings is so me. They're my favorite
Hissed*
Fr i laughed so much😂
I love snakes😊
Come on I thought it was normal next time I’m a cop to guess
I love it when baby snakes are angry right after they are born, it’s so adorable!
Its only adorable when other people do it for me its just scary lol
They are super mad when they come out
It’s just perfectly adorable
So cute❤
“NOO I DON’T WANT TO BE BORN I AM MAD AT U >:C”
15:05
The way Emily said “we are prefeshinals” and ed went chmp 😂
I want one
Actually, it's 14:38 not 15:05
It was awesome seeing you two “tickle” a baby out of it’s egg. That was by far my favorite part of this video. That whiteside baby is gorgeous and so are the rest of the babies. Thanks for sharing this miracle from the Magical Incubator. ☺️💕
Ed and Emily the snake midwives 😂
Idk what channel it was but I saw someone hatching pythons and after watching only snake discovery hatching videos for 2 years I was pretty disturbed when the guy actually pulled the snakes out of their eggs. It didn't help either that he did it so confidently, like comparing a first time snake handler (very cautious and gentle) to someone who moves a hundred snakes a day or something. o.O
@@theilluminati682 yeah, I’ve seen some of those videos. By ripping them out of their eggs he is doing so much more harm than good. It’s a shame to see him mistreating the young snakes
@@blindopossum7913 I hate seeing people rip babies from their eggs :( they’ll come out when they’re ready!!. kinda shows how greedy for money some breeders are (pulling them out sooner so they can sell them sooner)
Love this video
My favourite one in this video is the one that hatched the last, who only came out after all her/his siblings were out of the bin and moved to the baby rack.
We love an introverted, but still feisty, baby noodle!
I was most surprised that it had blue eyes! It was in SHED right oit of the egg XDXD
@@scath_mac_tire2735 (Edit: Okay I know I was wrong it's hogs that do it, to be fair I had been awake for about 36 hours at the time I wrote this XD) I'd have to double check but don't bullsnakes shed right away out of the egg? I know one of the species they breed does but I have been awake too many hours to think right now.
I think there was a different snake originally in that egg! that one stole it's siblings bedroom 😂
If you look back in the video, there was an albino in that egg when they cut it, the normal snake must've been shy and went back into its siblings egg after hatching.
@@_Fizel_ Not immediately, they normally start a day or two after hatching
Watching them completely ignore the snakes striking at them is amazing. I love snakes so much. Those are some feisty little babies
😂
I'm holding my snake right know oh and hes a ballpiethon
YASSSSSSSS
May I ask why? Curious for snake lovers.
@Arctic Blubber I have a love for many "dangerous" and "scary" things, but for snakes, I just think they look so elegant and graceful. They come in so many varieties as well. In mythology they are heavily used as symbolism for a wide variety of things such as luck, envy, tricksters, intelligence, cunning, ect. They also remind me of dragons, which is something that I've always loved. I don't think there's anything I dislike about snakes.
4:20
That albino is absolutely gorgeous i LOVE the bright orange
Sesiiuiuiiiijjueuiistopjiiwuiiwueiwiu2i2😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ikkkkkkk❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I remember Emily once saying it feels like Christmas when babies hatching, and it definitely feels like that for me too when I watch these videos. I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching baby sneks
*snakes
IKRRR💅🏻
@@randomstuff9860 nop, i intentionally wrote sneks cuz it sounds more cute
@@randomstuff9860ow
This cluth might be the most diverse cluth I have ever watched from Snake Discovery, Normal babies, Albino babies, Hypo babies, a White sided baby, and possibly an Axanthic baby. Wow, you guys did great with morphs 😁🙂👍🏻
@Spargus ....
@Spargus No need to be nasty.
@Spargus Are you okay?
@Spargus oh. I hope you'll be alright
Y'all, I just woke up and I was not expecting fighting instantly. y'all gonna calm down or make me sick?
I absolutely love baby bullsnakes. So much personality in such a tiny body.
Also, I'm pretty sure the mystery mold fruit was acorn squash
i think it was a spaghetti squash! cut the clutch open!!!
Me too!
Mr too
Me too
I love how you include enrichment for the snakes. I used to work for a breeder and that was something that they didn't care for. Your content & treatment is A+ per mho.
I love this time of year when all of the eggs hatch! Always so exciting to see the cute babies!!! :)
the clutch is FINALLY ready!☺
Loved watching you 'encourage' that last one out of the egg. Also I appreciate that they hatched from one egg but immediately regretted it and hid in another egg until everyone was gone. It makes my introverted heart happy🥚 🐍
🤣🤣
This was so exciting from a "what will we get in this egg?" standpoint. It's so fun when there's a large variety in what they're trying to hit. That Whiteside really surprised me since it was the only one!
That white-side was gorgeous! And that hypo was incredible!
I found this channel when I was in high school and through changing phones, changing schools, going to 3 different colleges, and moving to two different towns. I've continued to watch because nearly headless nick got me stuck but yalls personalities and the baby snakes kept me.
THIS is inspiring
Been binging TONS of your hatching vids all day waiting for another installment!! Thank you for the food ❤️
Welcome to the fandom since I started watching this channel I have been a fan and my favorite videos are her egg videos and I will sometimes binge clutches from previous years
Same lol
@@brandibastian4193 been watching for almost 5 years now, I just didn’t have a youtube account back then
Hatching vids are the best for sure! Should be getting a bunch here pretty soon.
I like it so much
4:07 THE ALBINO DID THE TAIL TWITCH! ITS ADORABLE TO SEE THE BABYS MAD !!
Lol I know right
Wow! A VERY strong clutch. They all survived!! You may have not gotten a snow, but atleast every baby survived! Including 3 moldy babies!
I love the fact that they calm down so soon after multiple attempts to scare you away. They do still feel uncomfortable but they aren't wiggly
I ❤you 😊
Wait, the baby you “tickled” out of the egg wasn’t the one you first saw in there! When you peeked in that egg, it was clearly an albino (12:20), but the one you tickled out was clearly a normal type (30:30). So, it didn’t just slither back into its own egg, but the egg of one of its siblings, I guess?
Baby found a free cave. If it fits, i sits.
i thought it could be a hypo... at 0:51 !
Omg your exactly right I re-watched the video that was an albino baby's egg then a normal crawled in it!!! Emily and Ed need to watch it again
“Clearly” lol 🤓💀
Oh my gosh! That’s so cool! I hope they see this comment!
Baby snakes are so adorable even when they are sassy 🥰
Them being sassy makes them more adorable
@@CountryhumanLunaria yeah lol
It does
I never knew how amazing watching snakes hatch would be and how exciting it is to see the different colours. First time ever so I'm still kinda jumpy but so happy to learn what I can.
i used to watch your videos as a kid RELIGIOUSLY 😅 i still love ur content like 7 years later!
It’s also very adorable how the snakes act so *strong* and *fiesty* when they are completely harmless 😂
Edit: y’all thank you for the likes!!! mOm! dAd! iM fAmOusE
Any baby snake: how dare you open my bin! Hey come back here! * strikes* see I’m fiesty
Ik😂🤣
Y'know, they are harmless, so they gotta act harmful so animals don't see them as harmless. Sometimes you gotta have that Napoleon complex to survive in the wild. 😂
yeah XD XD XD XD
It’s a façade
Hi Emily and Ed!! Can you guys do a hold-back video at the end of the hatching season for us? Even if it’s a few months off we’d love to see it. (My many siblings and I ❤️)
I'd love that too
Same that seems really cool idea
So cute too me.
mad props to Emily for being able to focus and explain about morphs while all that hissing and striking was going on XD
so good to see more baby bulls!! my favorite kind of snake =3
So wonderful to see all the babies pulled through! Really goes to show that it's worth continuing to incubate even when an egg looks very questionable.
My guess is they had different Temps because the incubator was stuffed so full and blocked the air flow just enough. I just adore all the babies 💜
That's exactly what I was thinking. 😂
19:02 all the synchronized baby bites were hilarious 😂
S a t i s f y i n g 👌
22:29 They did it here to
I love how feisty the bull snake babies are! I used to be creeped out by snakes, but watching your videos have made them less creepy for me!
I'm so jealous of y'all's job. I would be ecstatic to get to see so many babies
When they touched upon the professor who previously did studies about hypo-melanism (3:52), Emily mentions both parents were linebred. For those wondering: Linebreeding is a form of inbreeding where the parents share a common ancestor but not in the first- or second degree. (What that means is that one parent is bred with either their great-grandparents, great-grandchildren, grand-uncles, grand-aunts, first cousins, half-uncles, half-aunts, half-nieces and half-nephews. Or a relative further back; which for the purpose of linebreeding would be less frequently used as it will be more difficult to track the genetics you're looking for.)
Very clear explanation, thanks. I think they also explained in a different video while they were line-breeding something themselves that it doesn't affect snakes as badly as inbreeding affects other animals e.g. breeding dogs for example.
Rjruhf
I love your Channel I love you so much I really like it oh my God I want to see
SpongeBob
THE HATCHENING!
Love the hatching videos, it’s how I first found y’all!
@Spargus I purposely spelled it that way
the clutch clot!
This was such a fun clutch! It's the party pack of babies with all those varieties🥰
They look so adorable and so are their hisses!
I noticed that there hisses are so cute 😍
yay! I'm so happy they all hatched 🥹 That last baby was adorable, and a whole mood. I'm definitely the last one out of my bed 🤣
And I am similarly grumpy when I am made to leave my bed.
Same here 😅
Just goes to show how resilient nature is those eggs survived looking like they would not. Nature is absolutely amazing , Thanks Ed and Emily we would not get to see this in its true form and real life if it was not for your continued education of these animals!
I love how ya'll always do a 'complete' video! I can see from beginning to end the whole process of the babies hatching!! 🥰❤🧡💛💚💙💜 my favorite channel by far! Only one I donnate to patreon for! Thank you!
“ I am groot” got me dying🥹
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂🤣🤣😂😂😅😂🤣😂😂😅😅😂🤣😂😅😅😂🤣😂😅😅😂😂🥲🤣😂😂😅😅😂😂🥲🤣🤣🤣😂😂😅😂😂🤣🤣🥲🥲🥲🤣🤣😂😂😅😅😂😂🤣🤣🥲🥲🥲🤣🤣😂😅😅🤣🤣🤣🥲
I’m totally groot
"BUT YOU INTERRUPTED MY BEAUTY SLEEP"
nerdy question: do you guys record all of your babies in any kind of gene mapping database? like, software that maps the parents' morphs are and therefore can expect "x morph" with "x% chance"?? idk that sounds like it would be cool and i like graphs 🤓
Don't need a mapping database for that! Just knowing the parents' morphs and hets makes it fairly easy to figure out using some good ol' fashioned basic maths
@@batfurs3001 yeah but graphs
@@AlpacaOfzo consider: graphs calculated and drawn out by hand
@@batfurs3001 but when you have a lot of snakes and you want like an albino, you could just type/select albino and the program could give you the best pairing for it in a second (less, even)
@@meh_im_a_sheep6018 I mean. Not really? If you want a clutch of albinos you just grab two albino parents and pair them. You just look at your females, what their genetics are, and what males "match" said genetics best. It'd be more work to create a program for that than to just go through everything manually on a sheet of paper or an excel document.
This has been such a fun breeding season to watch so far! I'd been holding my breath for lavender hogs, and this clutch has so much going on genetically! Loved seeing the hypo and albino next to each other too
This is my favorite part of the year with this channel, seeing all the new babies
i just love how sassy and angry they are when they have just hatched
Finally i always look forward to the hatching seasons on your channel the most. Thats how i landed here in the first place and fell in love with yalls personality. So likeable.
Today hasn't been the best day, my dog Angel passed today and it's been hard accepting that she's actually gone.
But watching Emily and Ed be so excited over baby snakes has made my night a little bit better.
I’m so sorry ♥️ hugs to you tonight.
@@bellee3685 Thank you
I'm so sorry for your loss. I know that losing a dog is losing a family member. RIP 🕊️
@@akio_kuro Thank you
Emily: "why are you behaving?" 🤔
Every moms thought whenever their kids behave all of a sudden, making mom think they did something bad. 🤣
Also omgosh the little guy that didnt wanna come out of the egg at the end. That head poking out of the egg like "henlo? Is it safe to come out?" SO CUTE! 😍
Emily and Ed: "You're so pretty, that's soo beautiful!!"
The snake: *"SHSHSHSHSHSHS"*
I’m rewatching these videos and I laughed so hard at this
@@WhoIsJaiK lol
It's fun to see how far you've come as Snake Discovery, I remember when it was babies in one or 2 small/medium racks. So happy for you both 🐍
The mystery fruit drawing looked like an orange and I love that the baby was on theme by being an albino 🧡
Hey Emily! I loved the video. It's been observed a few times that if you pair female snakes to multiple sires an individual offspring in a clutch can belong to either of the father's, but they can't inherit traits both. That can make it difficult to determine where the hets came from ;) that might also explain why you didn't hit many combos this year. I think my favorite is the rage hypo baby
This was the first video I’ve ever watched when I was younger and look at me now coming back to watch again. ❤
I was really scared of snakes before I started to watch your videos now snakes are one of my favourite animals
I'm so glad this is such an amazing breeding season, you guys deserved it after the trials and tribulations of the 2020 season
Firstly, I've been a huge fan for years. Thank you for all you do and congratulations on your journey so far. I had a hypothesis regarding the mold and rewatched footage from 4 months ago when these were laid. I watched closely as they were set up snd made an observation. The eggs that were strongly adhered had molding exactly where the natural adhesive came apart. My hypothesis was regarding the sharpie to see if different pigments were possibly used. So, it was wrong. However, please look into my observation. It might be beneficial to sprinkle the foot powder quickly after pulling apart before any spores can settle in the soft egg membrane. Just a thought. I hope you see this and are well!
I love this hypothesis. Also, you were first to comment on this vid.
They're so angry and it's adorable ❤
Love seeing baby snakes hatch! Can’t believe they’re already hatching
i love these hatching videos, they’re my favorite! also it’s hard not to like every single video of this channel because ted and emily are so passionate about all things nature it’s really admirable.
Waiting for a game update gets so much better when a snek video gets uploaded! Also emilys excitement always makes me happy too
@@lexydakitten5102 yeah, what game?
@@lexydakitten5102 genshin impact xD
Omg I had a feeling it was Genshin and I was right!
You guys are like my favorite to watch on UA-cam
The mystery fruit albino is so cute! 😊 I love that you cut the shell in the exact place its head is behind. It looked like it was peeking out of a window.
Edit: That last noodle was cute too. Seeing you "encouraging" it out made me laugh.
I think the mystery was an Orange but I’m not sure…
I love Snake Discovery! I love snakes and my own snake Rex. The babies are soooo cute too!! ❤️❤️❤️
Who else loves Emily’s videos because I love them
The molded eggs were just like we're going to survive no matter what
So happy to see some more babies!! been watchin y'alls vids for years
I might be wrong, but it didn't look like the Mysterious Fruit albino had an egg tooth. If so, perfect example of why to cut the eggs since it was very much alive.
Baby snakes are so sasie and cute
I saw this notification just on time. I've been having a tough week recently, but hearing your voice and seeing cute baby snakes hatch is soothing to me. I know you probably wont see my comment but thank you for what you do, educating and entertaining.
Btw its only Tuesday
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Hope you feel better 💙
Now It's Goddamn Wednesday!
NOW ITS FLIPING EASTER SUNDAY
Been waiting for the start of these videos! Yay! So happy they're finally hatching! 😃😍
I love watching snakes hatch and I love the baby smell! I’ve only hatched a few before but they’re adorable
they are the dandelion of sneks. so mean, and very persistient, but so pretty! I love them!
The last snake literally waited for auntie and uncle to come encourage him out of the egg. He loves you guys XD
They're so cute! I absolutely LOVE the albinos! I'm so glad they all survived the mold! Strong babies! 💜
I'm so happy that I'm here for this years babies in real time. I think I found y'alls channel about 8-9 months ago, or so, and I binged watched everything! and I loved the egg hatching videos, so I'm so glad I'm here and caught up. I love how they're all sassy pants! it's so freaking adorable. y'all have really helped me see that not all snakes are danger noodles. I've been terrified of them since I was a kid, when my grandpa got bitten by a copperhead. luckily he got antivenin and was okay. his finger is just bent now, but yeah...even though I don't see myself ever wanting one, or being able to hold one, I can appreciate them and respect them.
I've never been a fan of snakes, I've always had a fear of them, but after watching this video....and I watched it from start to finish....after watching it, I really enjoyed watching both of you showing your passion for the snakes, and I have a different opinion of snakes now, the baby snakes are adorable, and really pretty actually, the mother was really beautiful as well. I don't think I can hold one in my hands, but I do appreciate them now and think you guys are pretty awesome.
i love all of the colors and patterns on all of these baby snakes!
YAY! BABIEEEEES!!! 🎉😍🎉
Edit: The way you pushed the snakes back with your notebook is the exact same way I nudge my cat back when I'm dishing out food. 🤣 Also Circus jumping out like that reminds me of a jack-in-the-box.
"I AM GROOT!" The baby snake was so funny when it said that-
The way the siblings were hissing and snapping and then the whiteside was just chilling in your hand
Adorable babies! Good to see they're all alright! Do the mold distributions on the eggs have any correlation to the eggs that had a lot of adhesive all over the surface area when they were first laid?
Emily & Ed: *[Discussing the Hypo morph]*
Baby bullsnakes: *[ A N G Y ]*
All the tiny hisses and attacks were hilarious LOL
I don’t care which ones are a rare breed or whatever, i just think all of them are so cute!! 🥰
I went to your zoo this weekend! It was an amazing experience and I ended up adopting the Ball Python Mia, she’s so sweet and doing amazing, I’m kinda sad I wasn’t able to meet you but I loved the zoo!
I loved getting to watch that shy baby hatch at the very end. How cute was that!
The "Hehe" laugh that Ed does sometimes is the best 😃
Hehe. I couldn’t stop laughing when Circus scared her.
I do think the thought someone had in an earlier video came true. Maybe since the incubator was *so* full it caused some temp issues, even if minor ones. The shelves has mesh bottoms to allow air flow, but snake eggs in plastic bins didn't allow the air flow. (Also sounds like you need Carnival Mike back cause of his diversity of hets.)
Wow, Circus is ready to get shot out of that cannon, isn’t he? I’ve never seen Emily jump like that!
There is just some type of joy i find seeing the snakes trying to attack them lol 3:35
"All mean siblings are gone this is amazing!"
-Strikes at everyone-
"Aww you haven't been hatched for a minute and ur already striking at faces"
I love how when Emily asked Ed the odds of taking the babies to the rack he only had one word and that word was no
It's 20 past 3 in the morning and Ed and Emily upload 😩 I guess I'll have to watch it 🥰 yay! Babies
The one at the end that was still in the egg was adorable.
Yay. I found the video from the egg laying video I just watched. Monroe is such a beautiful Mommy. I am excited to see her babies hatching and see how beautiful they are.,
Congrats to Mama Monroe for her 19 beautiful babies!
Monroe is absolutely downright gorgeous
I really love this pair up. Such a diverse clutch is cool to see hatch
Omg I've been watching ur channel ever since I got my first tablet and like throughout the past week my stomach's been hurting and I throw up a lot, and I've been watching new videos today and it's making me feel a lot better I love baby animals
It really does seem like Carnival Mike was the dad for most of them. Might want to get in touch with whoever got him and let them know he's het for more genes than you thought.
If I counted correctly: het albino, het whiteside, het axanthic, and het hypo?
@@arcaninetyfour2239 I am still wondering if some babies have a completly different dad? Like CM was probably the dad for most and I would think het hypo, but het axanthic and white sided and then we only get one white sided? That did not look like a 50% white sided clutch
@@shadebreak4719 very true, especially compared with the results of their lavender hognose clutch.
@@arcaninetyfour2239 If only there were paternity tests for snakes! Then we'd know for sure who the dad was. I suspect the whiteside is Circus's kid.