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Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. Look forward to showing you some awesome stuff this week. We have some amazing new, brand new DG and hypo DG combos, and they're just amazing without clown. So there's some really cool, awesome new angles on that, and then a couple new clutches. Let's dive in.
Hey guys, it's Rob here again, and we have yet another clutch to pull. Uh, this one here is a really exciting one. We have a female who's a yellow belly pinstripe Pi hat DG, and we bred her to an OD DG clown head hypo pod. So some really good snakes going to be made here. I'm excited to pull it. Let's do it.
Oh, what a nice mama. Yeah, you did a good job, mama. Look at that. That's exactly what you want to see. Her nice beehd up there has her eggs all curled up. She'd be a good mummy if we let her do them herself. Maybe going to bite? I hope not. That's okay. I'll take good care of him, I promise. She's empty. That's good. We got two, four, six, eight. Eight good eggs. Thank you for the eggs, mama.
And this one's a pretty exciting one. We have a female enie fire OD YB red stripe het clown, and we bred her to the hurricane Pompei. Oh, what a beautiful clutch this is going to be. Uh, we're going to make all kinds of Pompei stuff out of this. We're going to absolutely love it. So let's go ahead and pour and see how she did. We will set her right there and see how she likes to move out towards my hand. That kind of takes her up off the eggs a little bit, and then I can remove her nice and easily without getting bit. Oh, it's okay, Mama. It's okay. Yeah, and all she's trying to do is she's scared, she's nervous, she's just trying to get away. So we're going to take these eggs real quick, and we're going to put her back in there, and she can kind of settle down a little bit.
All right, and like always, I will go ahead and candle these eggs. We got two, four, six, seven, and one slug. Uh, so that's a nice good clutch. We love that. Put them in the egg box, press and seal, and off to the incubator.
Hey guys, it's summer. I'm here inside the incubator. Let's take a look at what's hatching now or hatching soon. All right, so this first clutch was from fire red stripe enie triple head hypo DG clown, and she was bred to a black pastel P red stripes spotnose hypo clown. It's the most recent male, and we already cut this clutch, and we did get some hypo and some DG and some clown. Uh, it doesn't look like all in the same animals, but definitely all in the same clutch, and we'll be really excited to see these out of the egg. And of course, they'll be really genetically packed P for various things that they might not be visually showing. And really exciting to get this. And then actually laid on the very same day, we have a pretty similar clutch from a fire desert ghost double head hypo clown female bred to a black pastel spot nose DG hypo clown. So better odds on the DG for this one. And this one, it looks like we did hit some triple visual stuff. Check out how cool that looks. Hypo clowns are just so gorgeous. Looks like candy inside that little wrapping there. Some other babies as well that haven't quite decided they're ready to poke their heads out, but love this project and can't wait to see these guys out of the eggs.
So this next clutch, uh, different project entirely. We had a yellowbelly double head zebra pied female. We put her with a pastel lace double head zebra clown. So all of these are going to be POS hat pied and POS hat clown, but we actually have the chance for the visual zebra. And you can see we did get that ual zebra right there in the corner, looking really, really pretty. I love what it does to the pattern, and the color is really unique too. We've also got a couple animals still here in the egg, like this one that ended up with pastel. Really pretty. So excited for these to continue to work that zebra project and get it into some more multi-recessive combos.
Okay, so that's a little sneak peek in the incubator. Let me know which clutches you're most excited about, which babies you're really anxious to see out of the egg, all cleaned up and featured in an upcoming head Flix. We'll try to make it happen.
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All right guys, so I want to update you really fast on the brand new DG clown pies we just made. We showed them in our last video as they were coming out the egg and we were washing them off, but now they're all shed out and shed tested. Let's check them out.
All right, so they're a little pissy here, but we have Mr. Smiley, or is that frowny? Maybe just the meth face. He is a little bit, uh, upset at his sibling here, but we have the regular DG clown pied, and it proved to be het G stripe. And then a pastel enie DG clown pied, and this is the new one for us. We've made the eni DG clown pied, but honestly, the pastel looks so much better in my opinion. It's so much that cleaning clean yellow, and the eni of course makes it a low, low white P. So you can see, doesn't actually even have any of the white patterning from the belly coming up all the way over the top. You have a little bit of it peeking up the sides here, but yeah, this is a beautiful, crazy beautiful animal, and also proved at GST stripe.
So then you may remember in the same clutch, we had the DG GST stripe clown, and this is actually proved to be a yellow belly DG g-stripe clown, and it's head ped. So this is just us Nar growing in on the eventually getting g-stripe into these animals. Will it look better? Maybe not, because I think P and g-stripe are somewhat limiting as far as the pattern goes, but it'll be cool to kind of work that direction long term. And then when we produce clutches from them, we can get any one of these variations from the babies. And the odds of hitting the actual all gene animal pretty low, but you can get awesome animals like this amazing triple and this amazing triple in the same clutch, and that'll be super cool.
So for the next section, we have four amazing new DG combos, and we have two from the bright side and two from the dark side. We'll show you next. Let's check these out first. So I'm so excited about these two snakes, and we'll highlight a little bit of the jeans on them, and we just actually had them shed tested. That really helps. So this one is spotnose red stripe Cyprus yellow belly DG. So we have a lot of codoms in here in the desert ghost. I just love the bright, right neon stripe all the way down, and just the colors of it. Some really pale oranges, almost like it's almost like a sherbet orange sherbet color, and I just love the contrast the spot nose brings in there. Red strip Cypress is a very interesting combo. It's such a unique combo that when red and Cypress react together, that a lot of people figured that it must be an ayc combination, and actually we were the first to show that it's not a LIC. Surprised to even us, but it makes for some amazing combos.
All right, this next one is one of my favorite babies we had so far this year because has has these amazing, really, really angry eyebrows and a great mustache as well. And this is a really cool combination because it is a combination of the Cypress red stripe interaction plus the Krypton interaction. So this is a yellow belly Cyprus red stripe Krypton desert ghost, and just look at those eyes. Reminds me a little bit of Wario from, uh, Mario. Just check out those amazing eyebrows, that whole personality, and the sides are so cool. Those rusty kind of oranges and the banding, it looks like it's got some tiger striping going on. This is a must-have combination, and I can't wait to see this as a clown, but honestly, I think that it will be better like it is. I say that because it is head clown as well, right? Because it's head cryptic and head clown, but yeah, we'll see where this goes, and a super, super amazing new DG combo.
So the last two we have are desert ghost combos, but from the dark side. We have a hypo DG and this insane striped beautiful OD DG. Let's check them out.
Okay, so we have a black pastel yellow belly chocolate hypo DG head clown. So this is so beautiful because the hypo is makes it, of course, all that translucent look, but chocolate and hypo are kind of meant for it, get meant to go together. I love the chocolate so much, especially the supers, but when you have the hypo, it actually adds this really a lot of depth to the color. It makes them just like look very, very extra ghostly, and this animal is just gorgeous. Of course, it'll be cool a clown, but I love it just as it is as the hypo DG version. Those oranges on the sides are kind of a pale, pale color, and there's just so much depth to the pattern as it fades from the dark dorsal and the black backgrounds all the way down to the pale of the belly.
So then we have it sibling here, which we missed on hypo on this one. I really wish I had, but this is a very, very different look. This is black pastel chocolate orange dream yellow belly desert ghost. And such a different look because the orange dream with the spot nose and black pastel, it really smooths out the pattern, makes it very, very soft, and it removes a lot of those typical spotnose patternings on there that you typically find. The black pastel tends to wipe them out a lot. See this very soft snake with these ringer kind of burnout spots coming around the sides, and to me, it's one of the most beautiful desert ghosts we've made. It'd be amazing to see this as a hypo, and of course, as a clown, and this one thankfully is Double Hat.
All right guys, that's it. Hope you love those awesome DGs. Be sure to like and subscribe, and we'll see you next week.