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Do you have a list of exactly what u used for the substrate

My boy bowser looks like that. Once I first pick him up he swats his tail. But after that he calms down

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Name it Lance

Jimmy's dead and now Billy's scared...jaja! Thanks for the tips, education , & humor.

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Miss your videos

What happened to your uploads

Man, that's some tiny dinosaurs. 🦖

Not sure how the normal natural variant is more expensive than a fair amount of ball python morphs. My albino costed less than a regular hog nose costs rn it’s dumb

If you fuss them under the chin they will calm straight down. Also they are very dippy when it comes to strike feeding but they can't help it and it's kind of funny as a rule

for someone like me, just checking this snake out / your video, i find that you are super well spoken and super educational in a simple , yet fun way to listen to. Keep it up dude!!! Petunia is pretty btw!!!

I love these girls, my pair just laid their first clutch but i think the eggs are duds

Hi I was wondering if these geckos go okay with handling and how is it taking care of them I’m planning on getting one

I love your videos, I'm gonna get a uro very soon.

Still alive

Your plated lizard’s name is zilly cute. My plated lizard’s name is zilla

Uromastyx is by far the best reptile as a pet aside tortoises.. they eat veggies and are super friendly and can even remember their owners face and voice

You are right about the retic/anaconda thing(though some say the really long retics, especially in captivity, unfortunately where they're often over fed, are the longest and heaviest), but I dont think those lengths you gave are considered reliable. Not saying they're wrong, just that there is scientific(or other) evidence to corroborate the claims. As far as i know, the largest accurately measured snake of any species is(was?) Medusa, the captive reticulated python. The longest accurately measured green anaconda that I'm aware of is the specimen that was just found in the Amazon, and who was discovered to be a separate species from the Amazon basin anacondas. It unfortunately died or was killed just days or weeks later. But it was 24 feet long. That's _crazy._. I've seen 16 or 17 foot long green anacondas, and their girth is unreal. They're like over a foot in diameter, and cameras/videos dont do it justice at all. I can't even imagine one that's 24ft long, and with the same proportions. I'm still dying to see footage of this thing.

Uromastyx by far, they can eat whatever my tortoises eat and alot cheaper

I have a milk, snake and a corn snake as well

Just because you hear the term rear Fang doesn't mean they have some super ancient delivery system that's just incapable a boomslang is a rear Fang snake and a millisecond of it biting you you're screwed it it's just that the Hognose is Venom is weak

lovely lizards

Nice setup, and good info about the substrate you like to use. I just picked up a wild type patterned hognose snake that I named Mr. Buttons. Hopefully he'll have a setup like this in the future.

I don’t have a Sudan plated lizard, but I do have a zonosaurous laticadicous and they are quite similar

Love that video! Subscribed!

Breeding these guys is not impossible. I've done it about 3 times by accident. I think you're right about the fossorial attribute. I don't have mine on an intricate substrate like that, it's just coconut husk, but I do keep it about an inch deep or so, which does let them dig a bit. I think the secret is brumation. I live in Florida and there was one year we had bad weather that knocked my power out for a few days. I remember being so worried for my animals but they really ARE bullet proof and they made it out ok, but my big male started to display behaviors I hadn't seen before that I'm certain are courtship behaviors. At that time I had 2 males and 1 female. When the bigger male would strut, he'd attack the other one. I ended up separating the males to avoid conflict. When I did, I had the big guy alone and he seemed... sad about that. So I ended up getting another lizard ( luckily it was another female ) and had the 2:2 set that was my mainstay. The big male did mate with the female when I had them together. The first time was when I went out on a family cruise. I came back to egg shells. Either he or they ate the eggs while I was gone. Second time, again, I didn't see it happen but I found the egg as I was upgrading their enclosure. That time I was able to take the egg before they could eat it, but I didn't have an incubator ( and still don't ) so I couldn't hatch the egg. I kept it quarantined from the parents in a spare enclosure I used to keep them in under an additional heat lamp. To my surprise there was a superworm in that substrate and IT ate the egg. The third time, I DID SEE THEM mating but I never fond eggs afterward. I've been keeping my Plated Lizards for 12 years ongoing now. My two males passed away last year but (as of writing this) I saw that my local pet shop had gotten two males in stock yesterday and I wanna pick them up. PS: I've given you a Sub. If you have any updates about Zilly, I'm all ears and I hope all is good!

Name him Gojira

Mine is around 6 and he still hates handling. He tolerates my existence being near him whilst basking and belly flops into his salad when I put it in his vivarium even though my hand is there. At least there's some small progress.

I’m naming mine, “Godzilla/Goji.”

how long should i soak my hognose in the povidone iodone water solution and how often??

this is a really good video, thank you for the info

bruh you’re cool af i subbed

Any updates on this? One of my all time favourite species.

Bro was gliding to that grub @ 6:45

I got my boy, Auggie, for $75 and he’s a normal. He’s wonderful. So maybe prices are coming down little by little. I’ve had him a year and a half now.

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Ive had my uro for 11 years now and hes the best.

Thanks this really helped me

Big fan of your content, hope you decide to come back someday!

The coconut fibre is also really good at keeping the moisture level high and prevent the babies from dehydrating，especially when my home‘s moisture level is like 20% when the heat is on

Thanks for this video!! It was very helpful, also how does this have no comments?

crazy!

Where you get the rack for your gekos

Thanks for the info. We just adopted one and she (I think) is great. Love the target training.

Does the animal plastics cage do a good job at holding humidity ????

Is it true milk snakes can eat them selves?

I actually had a juvenile one time that ate the paper towel😂 nice video tho bro💪 I agree with it all

Do they bite