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Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. I'm Justin and this is Kenova and we are bringing you a brand new video.
So, big news. One of our team members that you know, Summer has had a baby. She's out on maternity leave for a couple of months and looking forward to have her back. In the meantime, it's Chase and I slumbing it with an iPhone making you some great content from here. And so, if the videos a little shorter, a little different, we hope you still enjoy them. We hope to bring you on this journey with us. Let's dive in.
So, while Chase and I were in Japan, we hatched a lot of clutches. You see all of these here that we're waiting to identify and shed test. But before we get those shed tests back, I do have a couple clutches I want to show you. One is a combination of spotnose and chocolate. And the other one was one that we used to think was a liic red striped cyprus, but with a krypton. We'll start with the kryptons.
All right, guys. This is the krypton DG clutch. We have a couple animals here I want to highlight first. So this one is OD enti cyprus desert ghost krypton and probably yellow bell. You look at those orange flames coming up the side. We'll shed test for it. Look how beautiful and just clean and smooth that is. And enti is just so beautiful about smoothing things out especially when you add cyprus. Then you have this clutch mate which is kind of the opposite. This one is red stripe yellow belly cyprress krypton DG. And you just see how busy. And this one also has banded its own way, but not that smoothness. And this one definitely has yellow belly. See those bright orange pixelated sides. And you look at that head. You might get a little bit of a call back to an animal we showed on the channel just a couple months ago, I would say, and it is very similar. So, let's pull that one in. This is an older animal. So, this one is the enti version. So, we showed this one because it had the angry eyes. he kind of highlighted on the channel because it's just such a unique face. There has angry eyebrows. Now, this one is enty red stripe cyprress krypton DG versus the yellow belly instead of enti. So, you have a little bit of those uh angry eyebrows, but you have a much busier snake without the ini instead of being so smooth. This really complex pattern. We love this project. There's two more from this clutch I want to show you.
All right. We don't typically show a lot of ivories on the channel because they're so white and it's really hard to see what's in them. But I do want to highlight how beautiful this one is right here especially. So here in my left hand we have this ivory which is kind of the standard ivory look. Now it could be carrying of course it's least head cryptic. It could be carrying cyprress. It could be carrying red stripe. And we'll shed test for that one. So beautiful. And big shout out to RGI who does our shed testing through clutch. Be sure to check that out the link below. And then we have this one which is bright, bright, clean. And I believe this one is our very first Eni krypton ivory. So Eni adds a lot of striping and a lot of brightness to the ivories. And you see the head there looks a lot like what we can say like a almost like a clown head on the ivory. You're missing the eye stripes and kind of that standard ivory look. Again, very yellow. So, I believe this is our at least our first Krypton ivory and probably with Eny in there and possibly some other jeans that we'll check out, possibly OD giving it a little bit more extra brightness there as well. But a very cool look and just another variation on the ivory.
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Taking some babies out of the incubator. We hit some awesome ultramill clown combos. So, it's been a while since we've had any of those and I'm pretty excited about them. We always wash the babies off. So, as soon as we pull them out of the incubator, they're all out of the egg. We're gonna wash them off, get them all nice and clean, and then let them shed out together in a tub. All the babies are clean. So, couple really nice spot-nose yellow belly ultramill clowns. Possible red stripe there. There's a nice difference to them. One of them is yellow. Well, one of them is red stripe as this one. That's cool. Just the more more intense orange flames. Yeah. Yeah. Hold them both to the side a little bit. Definitely see the difference there. Super neat. We have the ultramill power ball and then the non ultramill version. So it's really interesting to see those together. Wow. So yellow belly power ball head ultramill yellow belly power ball ultram. That is so cool. Very awesome. And then you got one ivory of course. Yellow belly. So ivory poss power ball. Poss yellow belly. Well is yellow belly. Super yellow belly. Poss red stripe ultra metal. And look at those eyes. I bet it's ultramell.
All right, guys. Our next clutch is this beautiful DG Dark Knight clutch. And we actually had a chance at the hypo desert ghost dark knight. We missed. Let's look at these up close. All right, you can hear the pain in my voice that we missed the odds. And what makes it extra painful is in the egg. We thought this one was probably the hypo DG dark knight. But again, that just shows you why it's so important to let them shed and not judge too quickly because you can see that it still is not nearly as bright as the desert ghost version. So, we have the hypo dark knight here, pet desert ghost, and then we have the desert ghost dark knight pet hypo. I just love how beautiful this is. Now, history lesson if you haven't been watching the channel. When the dark knigh hatch, it was such a revolutionary snake for us because it's a very unexpectedly strong pattern, you know, in the combination between chocolate and spot-nose, especially in the clown. We were completely overwhelmed to see the very first Dark Knight, the chocolate spot-nose clown in the egg. And ever since then, we've been dreaming of the desert ghost version. Now, this is not the first. Actually, I'll give a shout out to JP up in Canada. Jordan made a DG Dark Knight and also I know that Matsu Morphs made a DG Dark Knight and both of them received a huge shout out from us on that one. Then we have the last clutch make and this is the yellow belly Dark Knight head hypo head desert ghost. You see the difference there between those sides. Okay, so you see the kind of the white flames coming up here real narrow real on both of these. But then with the yellow belly, you get the reds coming in, which yellow belly has been so key to these clown combos to give you this nice almost zebra look, which is really, really, really cool. You can see why we like the dark knight so much. So pretty lucky honestly to get this many in the clutch. And as many of you know, this is an ailic combination. The chocolate and spot nose are not the same gene, but they do occur in the same location on the genome. So that these are a super form. If you breed one of these, half the babies will be chocolate, half the babies will be spot-nose, and you cannot remake the super from just breeding one of these directly to a non-alic combination. So, really, really cool. And I'm loving these. Can't wait to make the hypo version. Maybe next time. Hope you enjoy them, too.
All right, guys. That's it. Let me know what you think. What you liked best. Was it the chocolate DG clowns or the krypton cypress stuff? That's just crazy. Let me know what you think and we'll look forward to see you in the next vlog. And also, if you're watching this and you're coming to our platinum Patreon event tomorrow, looking forward to hosting a whole bunch of you here at the facility tomorrow and bringing you a video from that. See you next week.