Jay opens a clutch of lessers to lessers and finds a white one or two....

www.prehistoricpets.com Jay cuts a clutch of spiders! YAY!

A fire, a pinstripe, a fire pinstripe, a pastel fire spider, and a lemon blast hatch.

Garrett found a clutch of RARE Corn Snakes! The Mother is an albino and the father is a mystery... Stay tuned to find out what hatches!

My peacock "parrot" on my wrist. Raising tails, rattling tails like a rattlesnake, grooming, breeding, then the pea chicks a month later. He's about 18 years old, I raised him from an egg. He has a real personality! The erect tail has a parabolic shape (like a satellite dish) and focuses the rattling sound. Loud! Then the male makes a sound like a calliope and chases the hen. I missed all but the "tail" end of the calliope noise. Very loud and distinct. Later, the pea chicks hatch out, with feathers, ready to fly in a day!

As always Jay finds a suprise in a clutch of retic eggs. This time its Cheetah Retics?

Have you ever heard the most dangerous part of being near a baby bear cub is the mother? Well the same applies for snakes :D

Jay begins the series with a look at a recently hatched clutch of Citron Reticulated Pythons. This is just a glimpse into the videos to come, so make sure to stay tuned.

www.prehistoricpets.com Everybody plays with Sam because, well, Sam is afraid of spiders!

For those who thought our last video, Motherly Duties, didn't show enough action.... you just might like this video. After you watch post how many times you see her strike.