could the missing baby be hiding among the eggs in a different bin in the incubator?

Did you guys look in Shakira's cage?? That's where you guys incubated that clutch, not the incubator 🙂

@@izzyherod6303 and hopefully she didnt eat him

@@rhiannonsapp7099 hopefully not! She does like to eat 😳😅 it's tiny so hopefully it could hide from her!

I like to think it ran away and is thriving in the facility eating loose crickets or something.

Yeah, I hope so too. If they do it will probably be on the Community tab instead of a video though.

same

It probably got eaten by one of the bigger snakes, just like the hognose runt :/

I love your videos

@Valerie Park oh no, when did they mention that?

that's quite the undertaking considering they have a whole zoo filled with reptiles and have some in the back for breeding. probably too busy to go over each and every one.

@@queenjewel1407 not all but i would love to know if eds baby snapping turtle survived from 2 years ago the ones the neighbors found on an island and he had a bunch of deformations

@@jgodsson479 He did not. He passed away after a while but he lasted much longer then anyone expected per a livestream several months ago

@@jgodsson479 it's been 2 years...they probably didnt make it or were already released into the wild. otherwise you would've seen them in the video about the turtle tank (back when the zoo was still being built). not saying they would've been in that tank (cause they definitely would not have) but they would've at least mentioned them saying they either didnt make it or released into the wild. considering they were a wild clutch they were probably released eventually. wild animals are handled completely differently from captive bred ones.

@@Jinxness ah thank you. I dont really watch their streams so I couldn't say for certain but I had assumed it didnt make it.

same! Itd be a shame if the poor baby had to starve somewhere in a room alone..

find him!!!

I wonder if he wasn't healthy and died in the egg soon after they checked?

@@KMAC-mf4dk they mentioned that all the eggs were empty

​@@KMAC-mf4dk In the video they said all the eggshells were empty.

Yeah, Ed and Emily, with all of their expertise, have sexed their animals wrong on more than a few different occasions. 😬

Awesome!

Can I watch this anywhere?

Which university?

Unfortunately iys very easy to missed gendered a snake petstores and my auntcdont it all the time for instance was supposed to be 3 female corn snakes in the encloser my mom and grandpa built but one snake kept laying eggs we didnt know how to incubated them or even had one my aunt was an amateur and thought the eggs we bad so had my mom pitched them

I vote we call him/her Houdini once they're found

Buck deserves a great retirement party with a nice chunky rat once he finally stops breeding lol. He's probably sired a good tenth of all scaleless ratcorns on the market at this point

@@vdovii I'd love that but if I'm sure, they already have a lizard named Houdini who would always excape in their home loo

I'd love to know if they have more pets at home, essentially a second zoo!

Hope you get better soon!

Me2

Lol I'm also sick- (not being rude for the lol)

Yea, I feel you I'm sick right now. *Sigh*

I've been sick for a few days and my corn snake won't stop staring at me, I'm convinced she knows I'm sick

That sounds so cute. I would love to see a video with them if possible. If not I understand, I know it’s not everyone’s thing lol.

Me too! I'm planning to breed hognose in the next few years 😊 Just got to grow up all the tiny babies! Some of mine are getting biggish!

Yeah they updated that he didn't survive in the comments

@@chinchepunta Yeah, I knew the odds were against the little critter. But they were against me, too, and I'm here somehow. Only like 20% of untreated babies survive with my condition, and almost always with severe developmental and intellectual disabilities. The fact that I'm here, and without any major intellectual deficits, is...unusual. So I was pulling for that little noodle to be an exception, too. Sadly, the poor thing didn't survive in the end, though. C'est la vie.

​@@chinchepunta Yeah, the problem with me is that it wasn't detected when I was a baby (part of a long, long list of things that were missed that I'm only now, as an adult, getting diagnosed and treated), so they didn't put in a shunt (the drainage thing you mentioned). Apparently, it compensated (ie, the blockage somehow resolved on its own, or carved out a new drainage channel and the fluid stopped building up), so the giant holes (the enlarged ventricles) stopped applying pressure on my brain, but never shrank back to a normal size. Parts of my brain are basically squished against my skull. I pretty much have more ventricle than brain at this point. 😂 I've seen the MRIs and the back right quarter of my brain in particular (where the most enlarged ventricle is) is almost nonexistent because it's been so compressed outward against my skull by the built up cerebrospinal fluid enlarging the ventricle. It's pretty trippy. Between that and my partial agenesis (ie, incomplete development) of the corpus callosum (the bit that connects the left and right hemispheres), my neurologists say that I've probably developed a bunch of 'back roads' and other ways of getting different parts of my brain to pick up the slack for the bits that are missing. This is apparently why my intellectual capacities don't seem to be as affected as you would expect to see in someone with either untreated hydrocephalus or (partial, in my case) agenesis of the corpus callosum, never mind both. But now they think the fluid may be building up again for some reason, so I have to have a hole poked through my skull so they can stick some kind of probe in to test the pressure and decide whether they'll need to put in a shunt NOW. Fun times! Anyway, to return to the topic of the little snake, I know his/her enlarged head was likely not due to the same cause (I don't know if snakes can get hydrocephalus or not), but the similar result (enlarged head) and similar low survival rate (untreated, I mean) is what struck a chord with me.

Im from Holland too! Nice to meet u

Oeh dat lijkt mij ook interessant!

Haha leuk om te zien dat er andere snake discovery fans zijn in Nederland💪🏻💕

Dacht dat ik de enige was haha

@@amberottersberg6762Nederland

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Ya

They have about two weeks id say? Before little one starves, even less if its escaped somewhere cold and dry and wil dehydrate fast.

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought that lol

@@xtheskeleton3365 Sometimes I wish I could keep snakes, but my landlord flipped about the rabbits I used to have, so I can't rock the boat lol Otherwise I'd buy from SD

Yeah. It got missing while filming the video. They were all there at one point.

The runt passed

Oh that would be so cool to see 😱

I second this, that would be awesome to see! 👍🏻

Same. I have an enlarged head myself (not so it's very noticeable, I don't think, but it IS enlarged) from a congenital condition, so we'd have a bit of a family resemblance. ;) Sadly, I'm not in the US.

It passed away

8:34 I counted 10, too.

I counted the opening of the bin multiple times and only found 9 baby snakes, though the ones in the corners are hard to see I remember seeing the same baby snakes at the start and end of the video so the lost baby definitely escaped prior to opening the bin, at least on camera the one in the top right LOOKS like two baby snakes curled up together, but you don't see it move until Emily picks it up, and you can see the gradient where the tail turns from white & orange to black & gray like the rest of the babies

@@fluffyfeathers2124 oh ok! Thank you!

It passed

Maybe he was still in the bin, he just turned invisible

As long as you aren’t a spider

The tiny one passed

Yes, I thought that too. Could Shakira eaten it?

Is it where I am it’s 4:58 pm

The runt passed away

@@LPSDevon25 sad to hear it :( thanks for letting me know

a good place to pause to see the minotaur head is 11:58

The runt passed