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Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. This week we're going to find four amazing animals that have recently hatched that I'm afraid are going to fall through the cracks. We're not going to get to show you. So, we're going to put them all into one video. Some of our favorite animals. Let's check them out together.
All right, guys. So, this is the first of four projects I want to show you before these animals grow all up or they get sold or leave. I want to make sure you guys get to see them because these are some of my favorites. So, this is the orange dream black pastel Mario Desert Ghost. Now, the Mario Desert Ghost is a project that is just really amazing because the Mario reduces the pattern. It has really awesome contrast and it just adds some brightness. In fact, sometimes they look almost exanthic. Now, with the black pastel and the Mario together, they have a very unique kind of color combination, right? and they affect each other so much and the orange dream in this just takes it to another level. We first saw this when the Rice Reptiles made a black pastel Mario DG and I was so impressed with it. This to me is just so beautiful. I want to be sure to share it with you guys. The color and the pattern, the little the black back. And this one also ended up being Het Puzzle. So, I'm really excited to see where this project goes and what the puzzle version of this might look like in a few years.
So, that first one was really bright, but now we're going to move into the dark side with this really awesome new mahogany cosmos. So, this one is the latest from our Cosmos project, and this is a mahogany cosmos double head clown pi. It came from mahogany pi to a cosmos clown. It's just so cool. I love how deep and dark this morph is, but just how much the cosmos brings in the kind of the really heavy granit that really strong stripe. I think that must be an interaction specifically with the mahogany and the cosmos because mahogany has a lot of times I have a striped animal and the cosmos has somewhat of a stripe usually but it's more dashed but this animal turned out great and I'm really happy to share with you.
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This next one is a blackhead sunset clown. So, this one, guys, was a milestone for us because, as you know, we've been working on the sunset clown project for quite a while. But the blackhead was something we always wanted to see in it. And I'm really happy with how it turned out. Initially, we thought this could be leopard, this could be yellow belly. But when we shed tested, it was negative for both. So, just a blackhead clown. I just love those rich kind of rusty maroon colors all the way through. and that really heavy gradient to the very bright belly. It's really cool to see that it truly has that almost that sunset look. Honestly, maybe it's more sunrise because the brightness is rising. We're trying to get leopard in this and yellow belly and eventually spot nose. There's a lot we can do with this project to bring in more contrast and more pattern.
Before we move on from that sunset project, I have to show you the civiling. And guys, this is why we shed test. We put in the sheds to RGI through clutch and the results came back. This was actually the most powerful snake in the clutch. And it's an ivory. We had yellow belly on both sides of the pairing. So, this one came back as positive for leopard, positive for blackhead. And it's visual ivory, visual sunset, visual clown. So, this girl is an absolute powerhouse. And although unfortunately the ivory is covering up some of her best features, we look forward to using her in the future to make some nonivorvy versions.
For snake number four, this is an orange dream entie desert ghost clownpide. So, it's always so exciting to show off a new triple recessive. And this is a triple recessive with two incomplete dominance. And they're some of the best incomplete dominance. So, this is an OD enti desert ghost clown pi. And this is a girl. We were still hoping for a boy on this project, but this is another girl to put on the shelf of one of our favorite projects. And I just love how bright it is from the OD and how the entie adds so much pattern. You have just a few rings of white, but you have that really amazing pied pattern on top with the saddles and the spots and just the color from the desert ghost. So, this girl for us is a huge thing. In fact, every snake we've shown this entire video have been girls. Looking forward to in a few years growing these girls up and using them to make the next wave of awesome new crazy combos.
So, guys, that's it. Let me know which of the four animals was your favorite. Do you like the sunset, the Mario project, the cosmos, or the DG clown pi? Which one inspires you for your own projects? Let us know in the comments down below. Thanks so much for watching. We'll see you next week.