INCREDIBLE EUROPEAN BALL PYTHON FACILITY TOUR! (IRES Reptiles - THREE NEW GENES!)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- IRES Reptiles is an incredible ball python breeding facility in the Netherlands. The are ball python breeders who work with some incredible ball python morphs, and for the first time ever filmed, I'm taking you on an exclusive tour as they introduce us to three brand new ball python genes!
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Since filming, Stranger has been proven to be co-dominate.
The morays might have become my new favorite gene. Those were crazy cool looking pythons.
They are cool, aren't they?
Those strangers are going places! As is the moray! You can tell these guys r like kis in a candy store with his snakes! Love it! I love hearing the history of what they did! Some of these bred to pieds.....omg!
I agree, and glad you enjoyed!
The Moray is essentially the monsoon if I'm remembering right so yeah it has gone places already
@@dylanwicklund5129 it is prooven to be the same mutation.
@@AkselStorhaug yeah that's what I said I hadn't gotten to the part where they show the Moray yet so I wasn't sure if that's the right morph I was thinking of it already known about the other two more says well I know about a lot of them I used to constantly check certain ball python forums for new morphs or potential new morphs and even World of Ball Pythons that's how I know there's like eight different t+ lines of albino in ball pythons about four of them are the exact same gene just different names founded by different people but hey they get to name it what they want because they're the ones who found it and reproduced it when it wasn't supposed to be there or had a funky import
Riptide reminds me of what Calico has done in my female BP (with the white). I don’t know how everyone keeps it straight as far as what genes are in what when so many of them do something very similar to others. Another great video, Dāv!🐍❤️🐍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
What beautiful pythons. The breeding sounds very complicated, but clearly rewarding results!
Great video Dad. Thanks for sharing these amazing animals with us.
Rattle On Bud!
Thanks, Brian!
That Mojave Riptide is absolutely gorgeous 😍
Some amazing morphs 😍 i absolutely love the riptide light variation. Thanks to you for sharing and them for allowing it.
Glad you enjoyed!
How sad is it that i dont know this facitlity, especially in my own country...im standing in the corner atm being so ashamed!🫣 amazing snakes!😍😍😍
Well now you do :)
Good afternoon dāv, those ball pythons are absolutely stunning. Great vlog as always and have a wonderful day
Thank you! You too!
I love the snake that was yellow, thought it was a beautiful snake,the funny thing is that they really didn't like it. Thanks pal 👍.
Those are pretty cool!
You're going to need to do an interview on the genetic discovery of Desert Ghost!
#RattleOn
Awesome video, Roland and Sander have amazing ball pythons. I'm definitely interested in the riptide 😍
They sure do!
Beautiful snakes! Hope you get to do the follow up video at the same facility. I had to double check to make sure I didn't have the definition of riptide wrong - and I didn't. I grew up in Florida and we always thought of it as the dangerous currents where you could get pulled away from safety. It's not seafoam, unless the meaning is different elsewhere.
Cool tour and morphs. I like the Moray and Riptide morphs. 🙂👍🐍
Dark Riptide Mojave was amazing.
That mojave riptide!!! Wow!!!
So cool! Would like to see more of their snakes
So nice to finally see the spotlight on Roland And Sander That Riptide reminds me of the Quake Black Lace project very underrated
I agree! Very underrated!
What a name, IRS reptiles 🤣
Awesome Morphs hey Dav can you do a Corn Snake video next
Morey is super cool. thanks for the vid Dav!
Wow they’re stunning! 😀
Amazing 🤩
Nice to See you dav on Europa and whit ires reptiles 🙏😇 !! Been folowing those guys for long Time and im big lover off all those new genes and so Hi from Finland for dav and for ires reptiles 🙏😇✌️!!
Hi Teemu! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@davkaufmansreptileadventures i allways enjoy watcing your videos dav 🤗🙏😇 !! And off course on european so love what your doing to eu breeders to Make word notise them More , all tho i dont think Roland and ires reptiles need IT COS they have greated The stranger 😅🙏😇✌️ !!
Wow that moray gene is amazing
I love that original Moray.
Cool 😎 ball pythons place
Those are some beautiful balls.
Pythons I'm referring to lol.
Really awesome collection great video Dave 🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💪🏽🫡
Looks almost chocolate or or GHI going on with that Mojave rip tide
Really Liking the riptide
Gorgeous, great vid as always
Thank you :)
Riptide with enchi, orange dream or calico would be a good place to start.
Justin Kobylka proved the stranger gene is incomplete dominnant.
The moray sure looks like monsoon. Just my opinion
Saw you at the reptile expo in mn today but thought it was just a lookalike :(
Dope!
The Moray should have been called the Magic-eye gene ☺️
Is this an old video, but recently posted?
The moray looks like batik in brongersmai
💜💚💜💚💜💚💜
I have heard moray and monsoon were compatable
I don't like mill breeding, but since it's dutch it's okay, "mill joke"
But I must say these are some of the most beautiful ball pyton I've seen in a long time.
I'm hoping one of those three genes of the copper more it is a new Gene and I'm wanting to know more about it because the only other person in Canada or outside of Europe that has one that I know of its the person I got it from here in Canada the originated from Germany I think throughout Europe by now
fingers crossed for you
@@davkaufmansreptileadventures yeah we know a bit about it is it similar to Mahogany I'm not sure if they've bred it to one yet or not I had a pair but the female died a few days after eating a Frozen thawed adult mouse and i have no idea why so i just have the male copper cinnamon 66% het pied it sucks but i can use that male to breed to a few females
Copper Is nice Gene , Been folowing that too for The Start 🙏😇✌️ !!
Why is it referred to as Moray rather than Monsoon? It has been proven they are the same gene.
I imagine a calico black head rt 🤯
That would be cool!
Is there a source that can help me, "the average American redneck", to understand the difference between Dom, Co-Dom, incomplete doms, and whatnot? Naturally, i understand the recessives, but tgats about all i can grasp.
Heeeeeelp!!! 😂
Take Fire for A example it would be Incomplete dominance/Co-Dom since the super is much different then the single copy now take Leopard for another example it is Dominate since the super looks the same as the single copy hope that helps redneck as possible lol
Clint's reptiles has a good video series on ball python genetics that is easy to digest.
@@robinsonrom.... Awesome! I'll check it out! I love Clint!
I've been talkin about a ball python that has denim blue in it for years I have a picture on one of my old computers I've tried looking for I have an idea of what computer it's on but the urban python from Canada is where I got the pictures from you also has something called the Wonder Ball which is the one with blue I believe I have to double-check the screenshot I retook he also had something called lava lemon Frost and another one I can't remember I have the screenshots but the pictures are no longer there I had to go on the Wayback machine to even get the screenshots I'm just sad that the picture just went in there and I have to actually go through tens of thousands on my computer
whos gonna tell em that that isnt what a rip tide is 😬
Riptide is a great name for the new found gene, but unfortunately, old mate has no idea what a "RIPTIDE" actually is.....certainly not foam on a beach or responsible for it. Beautiful animals though...possibilities are endless..
I have to say Mr Kaufman I think what you do is incredibly cruel and unnecessary… Making me want more of these beautiful creatures than I have room for!!
Shame on you..
Keep up the great work and excellent content….
I know. i'm just awful :)
👍👍👍👊💪🏽❤️
Honestly even though those morphs are lovely, seeing rack systems is very disappointing. Hopefully both the hobby and the breeding business evolve beyond this someday.
we are the netherlands not europe
In de Reptile business worden we aangezien als Europe en dat is wereldwijd.
@@user-xw6em8pr4l zonde toch
@@monsterfishfreak Vind ik niet, voor velen die dieper in de hobby zitten is reptielenhouderij een internationale bezigheid. Maar ligt er ook aan hoe je als Nederlander Nederland ziet denk ik. ik ben geboren en getogen Nederlander met een echte Hollandse naam, maar ik zie mij zelf als west-noord Europeaan. Meeste van mijn slangen en Gekko,s zijn ook gekocht binnen west Europa.
I don't get it. These are ugly snakes. Why work with genetic rarity when it's ugly, and when there are so many colorful morphs available? OK I sort of get the goal of achieving new genetics, but celebrating the ugly in a video is beyond me.
I think Moray is cool, I like the moray eels that that morph is named after
I feel the same way about brightly coloured Snakes, specifically yellow morphs.