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Rating YOUR Snakes: The Most “Super” Combo Ever?!

KINOVA10:35

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Hey YouTube, welcome back to the channel. And this week, we're gonna do something a little bit different. Our social media ladies here, they had this awesome idea to have our Patreon members submit snakes and for me to react to them live for this YouTube video. I've never seen any of these animals. Let's take a look at them and see what we got.

All right, snake number one. Pulling it up here. All right, this is from Joey Guerrera. Oh, wow. Okay, this is incredible. So, this is this is really cool, Joey. This is way better than I think I don't think I made up snake this particular combo even close to this. Okay, so this is super OD, super leopard, enti, a supereny, desert ghost pi, cryptic. So visual cryptic, visual DG visual pie. So this a triple recessive and then a double super, super OD, super leopard, triple super. Joey, this is crazy. Okay, so nerding out a little bit. So homozygous. There are so many homozygous forms of the different traits in this snake and it is amazing looking. I love the low white. I love the head pattern. The cryptic part is giving it that really cool kind of drip there by the behind the eye. So smooth. So nice. Okay. Love this one. It's going to be hard to top this. I mean 10 out of 10. That's genetically speaking and how it looks is a 10 of 10 to me. It's so clean, so bright, so beautiful, and genetically it's a powerhouse.

Let's go to number two. This is from Justin Thomas. Armless Angels. Okay. Fire spot nose yellow belly hypodi clown. Justin, you know how much I love triple recessives. And this thing is insane. So I love hypo DG. Another triple recessive. I wonder if that's going to be a theme here. So triple recessive, triple incomplete dominant fire spot yellow belly. The DJ clans are so bright, but the hypo brightens it, but it gives it that blue gray look where all the blacks would be. It's so soft, so clean. Love all everything that's going on with the snake. Love that busy pattern. We can spot those nail belly. Knocked it out of the park on this one. Out of 10, it's got to be 10 out of 10 in a different way. So different, but still 10 out of 10. Each had a triple recessive. I'm trying to give it pretty high based on genetics alone.

All right, next one is Dom Harkness. Dom, let's see what you got. Oh, that's really cool. That's such a unique pattern. Okay, he says it is Wookie black pastel yellow belly clown. I would agree with that. It looks right. So perfect for the dark side, you know, lovers on this one because it has that black back kind of that jagged, you know, black back with the different parts coming down there on the edge, different peaks of the back, but then you can see a little bit of those side pattern. That's what makes clown so popular lately is that we have so many kind of layers to it now. Not only of course clowns aren't typically black back, but we can make them pretty interesting on there. We can make the color interesting, but then now we're working so much on the sides with the flames and yellow belly and having that triple layer. So much going on with the animal. All right, I would give this one a single recessive. I don't know. Based on looks, I would give it a seven out of 10. Based on what it is, I would give a six out of 10.

All right, next one. Number four. This is Eric L. Okay, awesome. This is our first ultram. So this is another single recessive. This is pastel spot-nose leopard. So basically a het Batman, right? So it's ultra male hat clown. Yeah, Ultramale gives you this really cool palette and yeah, I love your choice of orange there behind it. This is a really really cool combo. So Ultramale is always going to have these deep deep purples. Pastel takes away from it a little bit. I think this snake would be more purple without the pastel in this one. But this is a powerhouse as far as breeding goes because it'll make the clown version, which is pretty cool. So genetically, I'd give it a six. And visually, I'd give it a five.

Next one. Steven Conduit. Hey, Stephen. I've seen this snake. Okay, he sent me the picture of this snake when it hatched. This thing is crazy. Like that. Look out. It's gorgeous. Um, this is the special spot-nose monsoon. And this is one of the very first spot-nose monsoons ever made. We were really curious how much it would change the pattern. In the end, it didn't change it that much. It gave it kind of a bright dorsal, really unique back of the head pattern. That little peak kind of widow's peak on the back of the head. But the special just brightened it up. It's such a busy snake. Oh, and it's head DG. Okay, so there you go. Um, I would say this is a 10 of 10 genetically and I would say it's a uh eight of 10 visually. It's It's beautiful. I love I don't even know where to look. There's so many cool parts of this.

All right. Um, going on to another awesome customer. This is Von Alex. Oh yeah, you guys. This is This is awesome. Okay, so Enie, Hurricane, Red Stripe, Yellow Belly, DG Clown. So, this thing is beautiful. You know, you know, I'm a sucker for red striped clown stuff. Just the the oranges in the dorsal there and then the drips coming down the side and the hurricane would add a lot of that deepness to the make it much more of that deep orange look. This thing's beautiful. Really, really love it. Okay, so it's plus vanilla, too. I don't think it's vanilla, though. It's not bright enough. This one I'll give it a eight out of 10 visually. And I would give it a eight out of 10 genetically, too. It's pretty pretty kickass. Pretty awesome snack.

All right, next one's from Ashley Fry. Oh, that is cool. Okay, so Fire Batman. All right, the first one I'm going to really probably take issue with the idea. I don't think it's Bong though, Ashley. Maybe get a shed tested for that. I can't say, you know, I listen, I haven't made a bongo fire, so I can't say a thousand%. But to me, I think it looks like more similar to the fire Batman's that I've seen. It is gorgeous. Okay, first of all, Batman, of course, was a transformational combo in the industry. And even though it's been a long time, Batman comics are still beautiful. They're these high contrast. And what I love about the fire in that is it brightens it up so much. Makes it these tan colors. Um, more tan, more orangey than the kind of the more I guess brown of a Batman. I love how it leaves the black contrast in them. So, all right. So, fire Batman. I would say visually this is a five out of 10 for me. It's it's still a really really beautiful snake. And then genetically, yeah, same five out of 10. It's still a powerful snake. You can make some cool stuff with this. I would say add special or yellow belly or some of those other brightening jeans next. Really cool stuff.

Next one. Number eight, Mike Storm. Okay, this thing. I mean, how is this not a 10 out of 10 visually right off the bat is Grails are amazing. So, long story to the Grails. Um, we were the third person. And Kenova was the third person to make the Grail. The first two were made um by AllPro Exotics and then another gentleman then Kenova made one and thankfully that one has been fine and of course now lots and lots of people across the industry have made them. They're so beautiful. The bright bright orange. What makes the Grail gray is cuz it's a lavender albino clown is the lavenders have such beautiful orange and this one really shows it just amazingly well. Love, love, love this guy. So 10 out of 10. Visually, I would say it's a we've made a lot of combos beyond this as far as adding code on, but I'd say it's a six out of 10. Um, genetically.

All right, this is number nine. Gary Kramer. Okay. Lesser Hidden Gene WMA Super Pastel Yellow Belly Gravel. All right, I'm going to take issue issue on the ID on this one, too. So, to me, this looks like a super pastel gravel. So, yeah, I don't think this has lesser or hinging woman in it. I would test for both of those. And if you want, next time we do this, we'll do an update. Eat crow if we're wrong. Um, for sure. Let let everybody know. But I think this is a super pastely gravel. Really, really pretty. This is to me this visually this is a five out of 10, six out of 10 snake. It's really, really pretty. It could be a little cleaner. These tend to kind of brown out as adults unless you had desert ghost or something that fixes that. Um, genetically, I would say it's a four out of 10 because it will make, of course, it'll make highway stuff. The stuff is very very common and very well done at this point and they're absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing that one and definitely let me know if you test it what you find out about the genetics.

All right, moving on to Andy B. This is He says it's red stripe stranger clown head hypo. Oh my goodness. I think it has to be different than that. That's amazing though. To me that looks like a confusion clown combo. It looks like a red striped confusion clown combo. Um Andy, let me know. Could it be that? as it possible from the pairing. But it is really, really cool. I love how just intense it is. It could be Could that be red stripe confusion stranger? There's got to be confusion or acid in this snake. I just think there has to be. All right, That's amazing. Um, it's really, really pretty. I love how dark and just distinct it is. I love how busy crazy the pattern is. That's to me that's what confusion does. That's what Stranger can do. What a great combo. Visually, you know, personally for me, this is a really high. I'd say this is a seven out of 10. Genetically, it's a, you know, multi-codon clown. It's head hypo, it says. So, I would say it's six out of 10. Genetically, it was a really nice snake, especially having stranger in there.

Number 11, Mike Melvin. Last one. Fire leopard pinstripe DG clown head hypo. All right. Yeah, I completely agree with this ID. That's really, really nice. I love how reduced pattern it is. Pinstripe's kind of loved and hated because it tends to have a really strong pattern, you know, not unlike more sim or some other things. Really strong pattern. They all look similar, but leopard does change it up. It reduces the pattern, but you get this really kind of strong spotted. Of course, desert ghost, clown, you big pattern changes with the clown and desert ghostens it way up. Yeah, this snake is really nice. Great little powerhouse. Um, okay. Okay. So, visually I would say I I like them busier personally without the pinstripe reducing it so much. That's just a personal feeling. I think I would say it's a six out of 10 visually and it's a it's also had hypo. I would say it's a seven out of 10 genetically. Can make some really awesome stuff, especially if you get the hypo in there. Get that third recessive. Um, yeah, great snake. Thanks for uh thanks for sharing that one.

All right, guys. That's it. That's 11 random snake submissions from my Patreon. Hopefully I can give you update on a couple that I wasn't sure on the genetics of. And of course, we're always learning, so maybe you can learn along with us. Hope you enjoyed this format. Let me know if you loved it in the comments below. Let me know what your favorite snake is 1 through 11. And we'll hope to bring you an update because we already have other submissions that we didn't get to in this video. So, thanks for watching. We'll see you next time. [Music]