GENERATIONAL GENETICS!!

Añadido: 2026-05-06

[00:00:09]What's going on, guys? Hope everybody's doing absolutely fantastic. It's actually Wednesday afternoon. Running a little late myself. Running around getting some things done. Working some late tours uh this week. So, we're getting late doing this video. And I'll be honest with you, I didn't really know what type of video I wanted to do today for Wednesday. Um, and I was filming some content for Instagram and I kind of posted a video of two of our animals down here, the two different generations adding and removing jeans. And I thought that was really interesting concept, right? We're at the point now in our ball python career, if you will, if you want to call it that, where you're starting to have animals in our collection, in my I don't know why I say ours, just me in my collection. Um, that have different generation and starting points. So, I kind of wanted to do a video talking about that. And I think it's pretty cool to see some of these animals that are getting up to size when their mothers are right next door and their fathers are still in our collection, so forth and so on.

[00:00:59]Obviously, some of our clown pie stuff, but mainly our stranger stuff, but I kind of want to go through that quickly with you guys. It's kind of cool to see um the different generations and how as you add jeans and take jeans out and then, you know, uh grow some animals up, etc., etc., uh how your collection changes and how you get to see the different generations forming in your collection. So, we'll start first with these two guys. So, this is the the mother of the clutch. Now, she was originally bred to our OG, our original OG uh stranger leopard clown. We'll make a video about him another time, but this is what he looked like. All right, he's actually one of his daughters here. He was a stranger leopard clown, guys. So, picture this pairing, but that's a male, not a female. Okay, this is our uh cinnamon spot-nose clown. We bred them together. We ultimately decided to hold back one female which was this girl right here which of course is our stranger cinnamon clown possible spot nose but it was definitely really cool cuz I just filmed a video with these two on Instagram so it's kind of a repeat but it was definitely starting to see it's definitely cool to see some of our holdbacks starting to get bigger and bigger right and see if you can see these animals a little bit better here but here's our stranger cinnamon clown holdback female right she's probably about 1,000 grams give or take so this season she'll probably be getting pair about 2 years old but really really cool All right. Again, bringing that with that, creating this. Then, of course, we actually have a copy of the Pops right here. So, that's that's kind that's exactly what he looked like. A stranger leopard clown. We actually have a male.

[00:02:21]Where is he? I think he's up over here for sale, you guys. Oh, that's not him.

[00:02:25]Over here. That's not him either. I don't know where he is. Right here.

[00:02:30]That's not him. Where are you? Where are you?

[00:02:34]I don't know where he is. I don't know where he is. Oh, there he is. We actually have a stranger leopard clown available up for sale up on Morph Market right there. Looking pretty good. But yeah, guys, that's one generation of animal that's pretty cool to see. They were raising up, getting ready to go. Of course, she's actually kind of part of that generation, but actually, we'll keep her out just to show off a couple other things. Now, continuing with our whole stranger uh a stranger generations. We also have another animal that we bred to that male right there.

[00:03:02]That well, that's that's the female. You guys get the point, okay? And we bred him.

[00:03:07]Hold on. Stand by. Real time, real action. We bred that animal to this female right here, guys, which of course is our high OD yellow fire uh clown, which is pretty much about to pop on eggs any second now. And we ultimately created this male right here, which is our high OD yellow fire stranger clown, who's going to be heading out to our boy Grim shortly. But he's absolutely stunning. Still vibrant and bright, etc., etc. And we actually started breeding him this season, including to this girl here. So, we're really looking forward to getting a bunch of ivories and super fires. It might be stranger.

[00:03:41]But ultimately, that was another generation of animal. So, we essentially bred this animal to this female and then recreated that female with stranger in our male right here, which we pair to a couple clutches. There's a clutch in there from him and a clutch coming down the pipe right there. So, we'll throw him back into his uh rack.

[00:03:57]We moved all our males. Great. Ruined the water. We moved all our males over to the smaller rack, guys. They kind of came off food on us. And the second they were back in these smaller tubs, they ate like savages. So, we'll keep that girl out just to continue on our generational spin here. But ultimately too, guys, we actually bred again this male to that. And part of the clutch that we got uh that's a sister of the male we just showed off is this girl right here, which is our first ever stranger holdback. Really, really good-looking female that we believe is a fire stranger clown. Again, gorgeous looking animal. She has been locking with a male that essentially is a Pompei maker without a black pastel. Has OD in there and has fire. Does it have fire? I think it has fire in there and red stripe. So, we're hoping she goes. No dice so far. We're going to keep with it that pairing. That's this male right here that uh going into shed. But he's OD YB fire spotnose entie red stripe clown. Really cool looking animal that was bred to her. We're hoping to get all those jeans plus stranger involved. Make some sort of stranger pompei type of situation. But again, another holdback that we created that should be going on eggs relatively soon. That all started with her dad, which was the same exact animal as that, the stranger leopard clown. She's feisty as can be. She's been eating, so we're going to have to ultrasound her eventually. And we'll see what happens there. We'll stick with our strangers, though. We're going to leave her alone cuz she's about to drop eggs from us. We'll stick Oh, relax. We'll stick with our strangers and we'll continue down the line. We also bred her dad again, a stranger leopard clown to our banana clown. this big old girl right here. I love banana. I love clowns. So, I love banana clowns. And when we did breed them together, we came up with this girl right here. Um, this animal right here is absolutely stunning. This is a big old banana stranger clown. So, we'll do this. She's in shed.

[00:05:46]You're not in shed. All right. So, this actually is a banana Batman, but you get the idea, right? All right. And we actually bred something like this, which is actually that female who's deep in shed over here. So, you really can't see how vibrant she is. was bred to this. We popped this out. Really cool looking female. Probably one of the better eaters I've ever actually had when it came to one of our strangers. She's enormous already. I think we believe that girl might actually be hiding OD in her deep and shed. Can't tell now. But you take a look at this stranger clown here. Stranger banana clown. Really vibrant. I know stranger kind of does that, but the purples and the different hues to that. Really, really cool looking animal. Really excited to get her on eggs. She's been locking up recently and I'm pretty happy about that. Now again, this all stemmed, you know, from our original Stranger Boy.

[00:06:29]Um, shout out to Al. But, uh, really cool looking animal here. Looking forward to getting her on eggs. That's probably why we held her back. I think banana is an absolutely gorgeous gene and I really, really enjoy working with it. Now, again, I'm feeling her now. I have no follicle growth whatsoever, but she's still relatively young. I think she's like a year and a half old at this point, maybe 2 years old. All right. So, we had we kept all those animals back, guys. And that's just part of our generational uh term, if you will, when it comes to our stranger. um stranger stuff. So, we'll put her back in. Our stranger leopard clown. We'll put her back right there. Now, you've seen some of these other animals before. We're going to go through quickly as quickly as I can our uh our clown pie stuff.

[00:07:07]That's really the really cool lineage.

[00:07:08]We're get a bunch of animals on the table now. We'll see how this goes. But this all ultimately started with this mail right here, guys. Um but I think I made a video similar to this before, but I really enjoy making this. It's really cool and it's uh I don't know. I enjoy making videos like this. So, this right here, guys, is the the male that we picked up from Aussie boy back in 2020.

[00:07:25]All right. Um, and then we ultimately bred it to this breed ready female right here, which is a pastel leopard pastel clown pi that actually just laid for us recently to our pastel OD YB fire DJ highbo head clown. Pretty excited about that. That I think is that clutch. Maybe it's that clutch. I don't know. Um, but we bred these two together back in 2020.

[00:07:46]Okay. We produced quite a few animals.

[00:07:48]All right. two of which females are over there and then one male shot out to California. We ultimately kept one male back. So, I'm going to show off the male that we kept back. We bred those together. We spent about 10 grand between those two animals, guys, to be honest with you. Again, this is 2020, 2021, 2019 era. All right, so this is like she was 5 grand. I think she was about four grand uh back then. And we bred them together to make this animal.

[00:08:11]It's the closest thing we possibly could do to the male uh dad to produce a pie that's het clown. All right. So, that was the first generation. We produced this male right here. All right. We'll put him away real quick. You guys follow me? You guys following me? And then ultimately what we did is we then kept we actually kept his sister and we're going to keep the sister longterm. She's right there. Nice uh OD leopard pine head clown. Um so, we bred them together. As you can see, he's already getting cozy with his mom. Weird. What What is that? Uh edifice complex, right?

[00:08:40]We bred them together and that's where we started to produce some of our nice animals. Okay. We actually took him and bred him to um a blackhead pinstripe head clown, a double head clown pi, and a GHM mojave double head clown pod. We produce some of these absolute amazing animals over here, which we'll go through real quick. Um actually, let me take the I'll take the other girls out, too. All right, these girls are actually available, guys, in our clown pie project that we have listed up on Morph Market. If you're interested, definitely go take a look at that. It's a really nice group of 10 animals. But so originally we produced that male from that female and the original dad original pi. I'm rambling guys. You guys follow me here? Makes sense to me. Then we started pairing these together right here. These are two of our big three of our big big big pairings. All right. This right here believe is a pastel OD YB fire pi leopard pi head clown bred to both our blackhead pin double head clown pi and our g mojave doublehead clown pi. We also pair them to quite a few other animals but we're going to show them off just to show you the lineage from there.

[00:09:43]All right. So, some the first ever clown pod that we actually hit was this girl right here, uh, that you guys have seen many, many times. That was actually this male bred to that pastel clown pie. Now, we're raising her up near and dear to our hearts. Well, he's like, "I know you. I know you, baby girl. What's up, girl?" Near and dear to our hearts. All right. Then, we kept breeding, kept doing our thing. came up with this clown pi right here which is some sort of Mojave fire I don't know pastel clown pi which of course was this male to this female produced this female right here ultimately became the holdback right really really good-look animal in fact we have this girl right here from I said a different pairing I'll show you that I'll show you that girl off in a second hey all right so that was really really cool and then we we bred him to the girl he's trying to fornicate with right now we produced this girl right here, which I think is a really cool looking clown pi. That right there leaves a blackhead, pinstripe, yellow belly leopard, maybe od hidden, who knows, right? I'm making [ __ ] up here. Clown pi female. Again, another holdback. Really, really love that animal there. We have another pastel clown pi female that we we've been raising up. That's from that clutch, too. But who really cares about that one? Then we have this girl right here that we held back. That was an absolute stunner of an animal. That that girl right there is an OD leopard clown pod. So essentially that is that this female here. Okay. Just what adding clown involved in there. Also another really good-looking clown pi. All stemming from that one first generation of animals if you will. But we can take it a step further, right? Another generation of clowns. Our second batch of this animal that was bred really good girl that was bred to this girl right here. Produced this beautiful clown pie that you saw me cut over the weekend. Um really really cool looking girl. Check out our our Instagram. We have a better video of her. This girl is a pastel fire blackhead clown pod. Really cool looking. She's over here in this rack.

[00:11:35]She'll be available eventually, guys.

[00:11:36]But yeah, these are the different generations of cl of clown pods that we have here. And this video can go on and on, guys. Just producing different animals. And it's really really cool cuz only been involved. Uh we've only really been doing this for a short period of time, right? We haven't been doing this for an extended period of time since 2019 we've been breeding. And that's what 6 years give or take. Um, and obviously really producing the last four or five years, whatever the case may be.

[00:11:58]And to just to see the different uh the different animals as we as we breed them that have different generations popping up is a really really cool thing to witness and to appreciate. Now, again, you can go on and on and on. And in fact, you have some who you have some of these big big time breeders. I'm sure they had, you know, multiple generations of animals. Um, including we have something kind of similar over here. I'm going to make a video about our most expensive ball python ever. But um yeah guys, just something I really wanted to share with you guys on a nice Wednesday.

[00:12:27]Kind of show off uh fights. Show off uh the different generations here at Blue Line Moth at Blue Line Moths and Blue Line Morphs and what we have cooking over here in general, guys. Pretty cool.

[00:12:39]Now again, we go on and on and on in here. We have pie stuff we show off other clown stuff we can show off, which maybe we'll do some videos of that. But definitely a really cool situation to sit back and take a look at what we've done so far with blue line morphs and how we're starting to stack different generations on top of each other, guys.

[00:12:54]Um, listen, I appreciate you guys watching. Stormy's been outside and quiet, so that means she's probably running in the pool cover and covering the swamp water. Um, it's all I got. I appreciate you guys. Appreciate you guys watching. Be safe. Watch the snakes.