Very helpful! Recently purchased a juvenile regular ball python (het albino!) and am thinking of breeding her when she’s ready. I know im about 3-4 years away from that, but better to know now than never❤️
Great video! I'm waiting on a pre lay shed from my female (she's blue right now) and she ovulated April 5th. This is my first breeding season. Got my incubator all set up and I'm just waiting for those eggs now! I love watching your videos!!!
Good stuff as always ! Thanks for the new arrival today, she's beautiful and going to make some killer babies in a couple years! That's the thing with this hobby,,,,,, you have to have a ton of patience!!! lol Keep up the good work and looking forward to seeing what you produce this year!!!
Garrick, I found your channel a few months ago, and I love it. I'm an (older) young lady that has always loved snakes. My husband of 45 years has agreed to letting me have a couple of BPs and I am so excited. I would like to inquire about any animals you have for sale and where can I see them. I bet your 'weed outs' are so beautiful....lol
I just had my first female lay 8 days ago and for thr last 3 days the rugs are denting a little. Like a raisin getting dehydrated yet my humidity is 99% and temp is 89.7. I can't find any information on eggs in incubators and knowing good changes from bad changes. Don't suppose you have any videos on it? Thry are fertile and have good veins but idk why thry looks so limpy and bumpy all od a sudden.
If it ain’t broke, then y fix it is probably your thought to it but have you ever tried glad press and seal with your incubating tubs and doing a mix ratio of 1.1 meaning if you put 100grams of vermiculite you put 100grams of water? Just curious bc that’s how I’m trying to do it so there’s as least possible errors that could occur and everyone’s doing it that way but your doing it this way but been doing it for years so I was just curious to what your thoughts on doing it that way, still using a light diffuser of course but nice vid and can’t wait for them to pip out of the eggs
So what if you candle them and one is already flipped during the initial laying process ? Then is it worth separating to get that 1 egg up right ? I mean in a lot of situations were praying on a 1/8 or 1/16 odds .
I am hatching out my first clutch. Should I be concerned that there might not be enough oxygen in the incubator when they hatch? It is a mini-fridge I converted into an incubator.
Ur supposed to see what side the embryo is on by using a flashlight and marking the embryo UPRIGHT not all the time embryos are right side up after being layed
So is your thermostat set @ 88-89° with the probe attached to the heat source? Or is it 88-89° inside the tub? I notice that I need to have the thermostat set at 92° so the temp inside the tub is 89° when probe is attached to the heat tape.
I haven't seen anyone leaving the female for a couple of weeks to think she is still with eggs. That interesting! Most clean them and move to a new tub after they lay. Do you find this benefits them is going back on food?
How do you have fresh water for the snakes when You're gone on vacation who takes care of them or do you just leave them on their own until you come back and clean up the mess and give them fresh water And feed them?
I was having problems finding your page that has the snakes for sale. Then I was told I was still in the TH-cam thingy.... lmbo, did I mention that I am an (older) young lady. Computers are so beyond me sometimes.....anyway, thank you for answering my questions.
It is much more difficult to maintain the specific temperature and humidity required to incubating them in the breeder's tubs. Also, if the female incubates her own eggs, she won't feeding during the 2 months incubation time. She ends up losing out on a lot of extra meals, which means she won't have the fat reserves to likely produce another clutch the following year.
Just got my first clutch this morning.
Stopped by to check your video and wanted say hello and thanks.
Finally got my first clutch from 2 of the snakes I purchased from you in 2017. BananaPastel x ODFirePin.
Very helpful! Recently purchased a juvenile regular ball python (het albino!) and am thinking of breeding her when she’s ready. I know im about 3-4 years away from that, but better to know now than never❤️
Thank you for you wisdom and great tips.
My female ball Python just hatched.
Now I know what to do.🤙🏼
Garrick Great video. Love the 'completely unstaged "Whoa- look at that! Here's one." Great information. You make it sound so easy. Wally
Thanks Garrick, this video is very useful & informative. Especially, like myself, a first time Ball Python breeder.
Great video! I'm waiting on a pre lay shed from my female (she's blue right now) and she ovulated April 5th. This is my first breeding season. Got my incubator all set up and I'm just waiting for those eggs now! I love watching your videos!!!
How much was ur incubaator
0:28 earned an instant thumbs up from me. Had me laugh too hard!!! LOVE IT!!!
Good stuff as always ! Thanks for the new arrival today, she's beautiful and going to make some killer babies in a couple years! That's the thing with this hobby,,,,,, you have to have a ton of patience!!! lol Keep up the good work and looking forward to seeing what you produce this year!!!
Awesome!
Garrick, I found your channel a few months ago, and I love it. I'm an (older) young lady that has always loved snakes. My husband of 45 years has agreed to letting me have a couple of BPs and I am so excited. I would like to inquire about any animals you have for sale and where can I see them. I bet your 'weed outs' are so beautiful....lol
What tempature do you keep the incubator
Great info !!!!
Thank you for the tips!!!
I just joined your subscription and will be looking forward to seeing you collection up for sale on-line🤙🏼
Great video Garrick, thank you , have a good day ;-)
Where can I find the containers for the breeders?
Thanks for watching, check out freedom breeder
I just had my first female lay 8 days ago and for thr last 3 days the rugs are denting a little. Like a raisin getting dehydrated yet my humidity is 99% and temp is 89.7.
I can't find any information on eggs in incubators and knowing good changes from bad changes. Don't suppose you have any videos on it? Thry are fertile and have good veins but idk why thry looks so limpy and bumpy all od a sudden.
Thank you for the info! I have a cinny that got paired up about a month ago hasn’t ate and shes on her cold side
If it ain’t broke, then y fix it is probably your thought to it but have you ever tried glad press and seal with your incubating tubs and doing a mix ratio of 1.1 meaning if you put 100grams of vermiculite you put 100grams of water? Just curious bc that’s how I’m trying to do it so there’s as least possible errors that could occur and everyone’s doing it that way but your doing it this way but been doing it for years so I was just curious to what your thoughts on doing it that way, still using a light diffuser of course but nice vid and can’t wait for them to pip out of the eggs
So what if you candle them and one is already flipped during the initial laying process ? Then is it worth separating to get that 1 egg up right ? I mean in a lot of situations were praying on a 1/8 or 1/16 odds .
I am hatching out my first clutch. Should I be concerned that there might not be enough oxygen in the incubator when they hatch? It is a mini-fridge I converted into an incubator.
Great info Garrick 🤘🏻
What if you live in a tropical country? I live in Thailand, the humidity is generally high.
Ur supposed to see what side the embryo is on by using a flashlight and marking the embryo UPRIGHT not all the time embryos are right side up after being layed
So is your thermostat set @ 88-89° with the probe attached to the heat source? Or is it 88-89° inside the tub? I notice that I need to have the thermostat set at 92° so the temp inside the tub is 89° when probe is attached to the heat tape.
I set my thermostat temps high enough to get the hot spot on top of the substrate to be about 90. Most of my thermostats are set at about 93 degrees.
Brilliant video! Cheers!
I haven't seen anyone leaving the female for a couple of weeks to think she is still with eggs. That interesting! Most clean them and move to a new tub after they lay. Do you find this benefits them is going back on food?
How do you have fresh water for the snakes when You're gone on vacation who takes care of them or do you just leave them on their own until you come back and clean up the mess and give them fresh water And feed them?
Great video, one of my girl is due to lay a clutch tomorrow.
Do you do the same with the vermiculite in terms of adding water?
Excellent information thanks 🙏
Thanks man. Super helpful!
Awesome video man..
can u tell price of baby ball python
I was having problems finding your page that has the snakes for sale. Then I was told I was still in the TH-cam thingy.... lmbo, did I mention that I am an (older) young lady. Computers are so beyond me sometimes.....anyway, thank you for answering my questions.
Do snakes ever lay eggs upside down?
Great great vídeo. Thanks a lot
The 100%het clown pos het pied girl I got from you... Her eggs should be hatching any day now
🙌🏼🙌🏼
Those holes will release humitdy
and dry out the eggs.
Thanks dude
Why don't you let the snake incubate them?......Curious.
It is much more difficult to maintain the specific temperature and humidity required to incubating them in the breeder's tubs. Also, if the female incubates her own eggs, she won't feeding during the 2 months incubation time. She ends up losing out on a lot of extra meals, which means she won't have the fat reserves to likely produce another clutch the following year.
@@TheRoyalConstrictor oh, ok. thanks.
That plastic crate is an error...eggs get dehydrated.
How long do u keep them in the incubator and for how long?
Woah look at that, there’s one! Hahaha
I’m new here
It won’t watch it will explode
The bad egg won’t hatch it will explode
It’s not gonna hatch it’s gonna explode
Disliked. I came here to see the incubator.
Just leave the female to incubate the eggs herself. That is mean taking the eggs off her.
I’m new here