I spent the entirety of the very first paycheck I ever earned on my painted agama and all the equipment for her when I was 16. Two months ago I lost her just a couple months before the 13 year anniversary of that day. I have never seen another at pet shops, or even an expo, so she felt very unique. Seeing this pop up was a nice reminder of her!
In case anyone is wondering. A lot of people that were breeding these no longer do. I talked to the last breeder in my area about this 8 or 9 years ago. I was able to get the very last one he bred as a birthday present. They are not as popular as some of the other lizards so they were not as profitable and he was having a hard time sourcing breeding pairs because import rules changed.
@@Che_Yo There aren't any venomous agamid lizards. (Not proper venom anyway, I think I read somewhere that bearded dragon saliva has some enzymes that make their bite slightly more painful, but realistically a beardie's really unlikely to bite in the first place, so that's not an issue at all really.)
Che Yo There are only 2 truly venomous lizards in the world, the Gila Monster, and the Mexican Beaded lizard. Some monitor lizards have lots of bacteria that can cause infections and illness with a bite. However they lack venom glands, they just have saliva that’s akin to a petrie dish.
My adult brain: you don't need more reptiles, you have enough Clint: Painted Agamas! My lifelong obsession: Oh my God, here we go. Time to start doing the research
I’ve had my bearded dragon since 3rd grade, and I’m a high school senior now. And I’m so surprised that I’ve never once heard of this beautiful lizard! Thank you for making this video, I may just get one in the future because of how much I love my beardie!
Almost every time Clint comes with a pet that's mostly wild caught and isn't bred as much, it's like "I need it" but at the same time "But it's wild caught..." So this leaves me no choice to just add them to my wishlist and hope they'll be available captive bred in a few years!
Hey Clint, I was wondering if you have thought about doing some care guides. I love these videos too, but I feel like you’re one of the most trustworthy sources for the hobby on UA-cam and it would be great to see some detailed beginner’s guides on some of the animals you cover.
Since I started watching these, I've accumulated so many favorites, for example I learned that I just love the Abronia lizards and because of all the work they need, I'm better off admiring from afar lol
Yes. Yes. Yes!!! I have had my group of painted agamas for 11 years. (one male, 6 females) They are hands down my favorite lizards. (And I have a pet store, so...I have had a LOT of lizards. ;) ) They are very active lizards that love being in a group. I have had two successful breeding years. The key is cooling them down for at least 6 weeks in the late winter. I am in Florida and they are inside our store. In mid-January, I turn off the heat lamp. I keep the UVB bulb on. They do not fully brumate (another thing I like about them. Beardies terrify me every. single. time they brumate. They just slow down. We still offer food, just not as much, and easier to digest food. They still sit under the UVB and get a "little" warmth. At the end of February, we turn the heat back on. Agamas get frisky, and in April- May they start laying eggs in the sand. Three months later you will have the most adorable little muppets! So worth a try if you are inclined. I am holding all of the babies back to keep all the females and have a new colony eventually as I have no idea how old mine are. They are at least 13 years old as they were adults when arriving. They take almost two years to reach adulthood. They are slow growers. The babies are adorable! I would like to add that although they do not drop their tail, they will grow it back. One of my wild-caught females had a tail that was missing the last two inches when she arrived. (Not sure about a tail that has more damage than that though) It grew back in. You can tell it was not a part of the original tail, but it is not very noticeable. Our group eats salad every day and they are NOT picky eaters. They will eat just about anything you offer. Reptilinks, any kind of bug, pellets...doesn't matter, if it's food, it's fair game. They love foraging for food too. We put worms in a ball and they have a game of Agama Ball. That is one of the best parts about owning them. They are so entertaining. I am so happy you made this video! :)
@Beach2Beach when I was studying which lizard I wanted, I heavily considered catching a wild blue and orange agama during a family vacation in Florida.
Gus Gus and Clint have almost convinced me to get a black and white Tegu and fortunately for me I am also from Florida and we happen to have a Feral Tegu problem :D Does it count as a rescue If its invasive* and you wrestle it out of someone's backyard?
I love how you went straigth from "Doomsnake of Nightmare with Venom from the Twelfth Layer of Hell" to "Smol Shy Angel Lizard who wants to be your Friend
Thanks to your channel, I discovered that the northern blue tongue skink is the perfect pet lizard for me, and I probably never would have known. Seriously, thank you.
Hi Clint! For these videos, - please include ultimate size, weight and how long they live. These facts are also used to determine if these animals would make a good pet for me. Thanks for listening!
Would it be possible to review an anaconda. I know they're terrible pets, but amazing reptiles nonetheless. Can't be any worse than a Gaboon Viper or King Cobra hahaha
@@nicholaslienandjaja1815 Two great ropes of nope right there. Having said that, from the professional keepers I've spoken to, apparently 'Fierce snake' is a bit of a misnomer. Coastal Taipans on the other hand, are twitchy AF.
Youve always been happy with your reptiles but i honestly have to say, this must be one of if not the favorite reptile of yours because this is the happiest ive seen you with a reptile and youre happy with your reptiles.
We just got a CBB Painted Agama. It is a fantastic lizard. We are going to try to address the availablity/wild caught issue by getting a mate for it and starting a breeding program. Learned about Painted Agamas from your video.
This has been exactly what I found; I deeply enjoy my Painted Agama that I obtained well after I got a bearded dragon, being told that Bearded Dragons were absolutely the best to start with - that they're cool and chill and want to be with you. Mine is absolutely not this way and it's taken 5 years of work just to get him to allow me to pick him up so he can do his soaks twice a week, won't ever drink out of a water dish, etc. He's just not an interactive, or IMO, fun pet. Last year I rescued a painted agama who is absolutely everything I actually wanted out of a bearded dragon; personable, friendly, and handle-able. I was just saying yesterday that I wish I'd known about them before I got a bearded dragon - my only complaint is that it seems to be very difficult to find CB painted/clown/ agamas. I'm sure mine was probably wild caught, and I generally don't like to get those for pets. I hope folks catch on to how cool these are as pets and start breeding them.
Interestingly enough though, it seems like not all painted agamas are like this, especially if you get one that is a juvie or baby and wasnt handled much. I have a captive born and bred who is not very active (yes husbandry is correct, have spent a ton of money and done a lot of research, give all the right supplements, lighting temps, size of enclosure are all exactly what they need to be... etc). Not very active is fine with me, but he does not like being held and at first was so terrified of me he would run and hide when I simply entered the room. I think people should be aware that there is the chance you get a painted agama and it not being how everyone says they are. I have also heard of others having this experience with theirs as well. There should always be a disclaimer that not every single one of these little guys will be the same in temperament.
We had a painted agama growing up! She was a sweetheart, and so beautiful! We named her Luna after the spots on her back! Definitely want to care for one again!
I can vouch!! My little painted agama is the best boy I have ever had. He has got so much personality and sass. Although I would not give them a high rating for handling, these guys are active when they want to be and will not tolerate handling depending on their mood. Not a con in my opinion, I love to see him explore :)
Your point about not knowing what to research is why I initially got into this channel! I wanted a lizard badly, but none of the lizards I had heard about so far appealed to me or seemed right for me and your channels opened a lot of doors. You are a big reason why I have a blue tongue skink. I love her and she is stinkin rad!
Hi Clint I love your videos!!! I've seen all of em like 3 times and still don't know what reptile is best for me because all of them are so rad! But you made me LOVE pink tongue skinks and if I can get my hands on one or two I'm certain I will get one!! Thank you Clint for your knowledge and positivity!!! I hope you and your loved ones are doing well during this pandemic!! Cheers from the Netherlands
Pretty sure that we have them in Greece as well. I remember seeing them basking in the sun during hot summer days. They really look like bearded dragons !
Definitely keeping an eye out for captive breeding projects of these guys. They seem really ideal. I had a beardie when I was younger and loved it, but my only issue was that 💩
I just subscribed to your channel and have started watched your videos from the beginning - and I HAD to tell you that I LOVE your energy and passion for the animals you introduce your audience to and your educational information you provide! I work at a facility where I do public encounter/interaction programs with the animals I work with and I can relate to the dedication and enthusiasm it takes to inspire and relate to the guests. I appreciate all you do and I look forward to learning more from your channel! Thank you! :)
I love dragons ( that’s why I read Wings of Fire ) so if I ever come across one then I’ll take a picture, edit then add wings while editing and thank you for teaching us about this magnificent creature! ✨
Clint. I had a friend offer me a "Bag of Pet Maggots". I would really like to see a video on "Is Bag of Maggots the best pet 'thing' ". Please accomodate as they don't keep well.
Great video!! Can you please do more content on Painted Agamas and similar, like Stellagamas? They seem awesome, but there’s such little information out there, and lots of conflicting info. Thanks!!
Yes omg when I got my beardies I was having anxiety trying to figure it out, but then over time with the proper basic care and now 2 years later my beardies are amazing
I think you should talk more about...Lizard poop. It’s one of the most important aspects but no one ever talks about it Seeing and smelling beardie poop for the first time was...a unpleasant surprise
Thank you so much for this video! I had never heard of them! This is on my list of future pets! I am still thinking my next shall be a northern blue tongue skink! I have fallen in love with them! Unfortunately I still have been unable to find captive bred available at this time!
Amazing video clint, as always. Absolutly love the new setup. Any chance you'll cover more asian species in the future? Thinking snakes like Oreocryptophis porphyraceus for example, which I love.
Awesome video Clint! Still on the hunt for the green tree skinks, I have fallen in love however with a Male Frilled Dragon at my local pet store while shopping for crickets for my Ackie. Looks like he could be next in line to join my reptile pack 👍🏼
@@ClintsReptiles I have yes and I definitely think I'm ready for the next step up in the reptile world. As a fan of the dilophosaurus from jurassic Park, the frilled dragon has always been one of my end game lizards that I wish to keep and I'm so excited to get one. I'm thinking of calling him Rex or Raptor.
@@ClintsReptiles One of my good friends have already beaten me to it as he already owns an adult Frilled Dragon called Nedry, I'm a little stuck however for what substrate I should use for them, is there anything you could recommend?
Gotta admit, if I ever got a frilled dragon, I'd probably name it *Stick* because of that scene. The way the dino tilts its head at Nedry trying to play "fetch the stick, stupid" is just too amazing! 😄
I love all of your videos Clint and team. Always nail it. I would love to see a merge of these and a mild care guide. How hot of a hot temp? What size cage is recommended? You touch so close to this and never give anything specific, or just a range of ideas even. Would love an extra few mins to cover that in the care tab. Stull convinced me to order these for my store and maybe even get a pair or 2 and try a captive breeding project.
on the reptile supplies care sheet it said "humidity (90-100%) at night to replicate their Mediterranean native habitat" and it reccomended a sandy substrate (and the link here leads you to a jungle type mix), is this true?
Adorable mini dragons 😍 Are these more social than beardies? I’ve heard beardies get very upset if they can see each other, and these agamas look so happy to sit together.
The moment I fell in love with this channel..."Rocks tend to be heavy...😬...". Clint you're a treasure. Keep up the great work! I have no reptiles but was leaning towards a beardie UNTIL I saw this video. #DecisionsDecisions
I have used silicone (the sort that is used to seal aquariums) to glue rocks and sticks together when making hides and climbs in reptile tanks so that they can't collapse on the critter. It works great and can get wet, so I can even make waterfalls and plant boxes. ... just don't use too much or it becomes a mess.
Guess who adopted these painted agamas!! We've been watching them since Animal Ark got them in and your video sealed the deal. My boys bought these for my bday/ mother's day present. We love them!! Thanks for the informative videos, and keeping a great pet store going!
I have a painted agama named Judo and I absolutely love her she was super skittish for about the first week and a half but with some work she got so friendly. She now will literally jump out of her terrarium to say hi and will hang out with me for hours she loves to sit on my shoulder and crawl in my shirt and nap on my chest she is so friendly and active. I wish she was bigger because then I could just let her run around the house all day. Absolutely highly highly recommend one such a fantastic pet. She isn’t even afraid of my cats at all and has jumped up on their backs a couple of times. One thing I never see mentioned is they change color when she is cold judo will be much darker in color and when she warms up she gets much much more tan.
Great to see you finally do a video on these. I've had a team of them for years now. Some of them are a bit mental though, so I wouldn't expect a Beardie experience ( I.e a pet rock). Mine are good to sit for maybe 15 minutes, then they tend to want to "explore" dissappear. Awesome pets though.
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Please do emerald swifts they are so overlooked
Im confused on which type of heating i will need for my enclosure because it has no lid but has vents on the back🤔 its for a clown agama😁
Clint, that wallet looks stinkin' rad! I'm in need of a wallet so I think I know what I should be getting...
"Everybody and their _bearded dragon_ has a bearded dragon."
-Clint Laidlaw of Clint's Reptiles, 2020
That part makes me laugh every time I hear it...
Don't forget "Rocks tend to be heavy."
-Clint Laidlaw of Clint's Reptiles, 2020
Exotic Pets My favorite is "I guess I'm just one of those people who doesn't like getting bitten by snakes."
@@ClintsReptiles "when you're a noodle with a head the world is a scary place" Clint every video
i'd like this but it has 777 likes
"Rocks tend to be heavy"
Well, you learn something every day
We're always hoping to give you that little something extra that you never would have known otherwise...
@@ClintsReptiles you are very informative 👍
Actually, Clint's a little out of his wheelhouse here. He's a biologist, not a geologist. It would be best to check with an expert.
The best part 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
dont forget about the bendy rocks, they exist
I spent the entirety of the very first paycheck I ever earned on my painted agama and all the equipment for her when I was 16. Two months ago I lost her just a couple months before the 13 year anniversary of that day. I have never seen another at pet shops, or even an expo, so she felt very unique. Seeing this pop up was a nice reminder of her!
Very similar story. Was my first reptile
Much better than what I spent my first check on
In case anyone is wondering. A lot of people that were breeding these no longer do. I talked to the last breeder in my area about this 8 or 9 years ago. I was able to get the very last one he bred as a birthday present. They are not as popular as some of the other lizards so they were not as profitable and he was having a hard time sourcing breeding pairs because import rules changed.
They’re everywhere in my country. Never thought of keeping one as a pet nor have I seen it so up close. They tend to run away and they are fast!
few captive bred ones in quebec right now
"And their poop is less wet and less copius" Welp, I'm sold.
Sam Fish It’s a make or break for some people.
It’s also less salty
..... I'm concerned to ask how you found that out.....
@@KristenRobertskris10lr *I have several questions.*
@@KristenRobertskris10lr that implies you tasted not one, but two types of reptile poop
I kept on thinking
“Okay Clint you’ve been holding bearded dragon for a long time I wanna see the painted agama”
Right??
@@ClintsReptiles are they venomous?
@@Che_Yo i assume not since they got a 5 out of 5 for handleability
@@Che_Yo There aren't any venomous agamid lizards. (Not proper venom anyway, I think I read somewhere that bearded dragon saliva has some enzymes that make their bite slightly more painful, but realistically a beardie's really unlikely to bite in the first place, so that's not an issue at all really.)
Che Yo There are only 2 truly venomous lizards in the world, the Gila Monster, and the Mexican Beaded lizard. Some monitor lizards have lots of bacteria that can cause infections and illness with a bite. However they lack venom glands, they just have saliva that’s akin to a petrie dish.
I'm not even gonna watch this video: THEY POOP LESS, EVERYONE, SPREAD THE WORD
They look like naked bearded dragons, like someone shaved their beard
Xaxthos like Clint
Rankin’s Dragon
Which is awesome because the only thing I dislike about beardies are... their beards.
@@Flamingerudostalion why? 😕
I personally actully find it astheticly better without the Beard lol
My adult brain: you don't need more reptiles, you have enough
Clint: Painted Agamas!
My lifelong obsession: Oh my God, here we go. Time to start doing the research
Right, I have a leopard gecko now I want one of these...
RIDGE wallet: Literally passes all the 5 catagories compared to everything else on this channel.
And with our code, it even does a bit better on upfront costs...
Bigfoot live feeders as always
@Bigfoot Abraham Lincolns
A Dubia roach might creep in but, their preferred diet is lean green fiscal foliage.
@Bigfoot ain't an alien
"Rocks tend to be heavy" That's the knowledge i'm here for xD
It's those little bits of info like this that you just can't get anywhere else...
I’ve had my bearded dragon since 3rd grade, and I’m a high school senior now. And I’m so surprised that I’ve never once heard of this beautiful lizard! Thank you for making this video, I may just get one in the future because of how much I love my beardie!
I had the exact same experience (I was just a bit older at the time).
Those a just sinking cute little dragons. The frames of them sitting on each other is just couple goals and hella cute in all the ways of AWWWWWW
They are so adorable!
@@ClintsReptiles I'm going to guess that you can't co habit them though
You can, you just expose yourself to additional risks.
The ones laying on eachother are showing dominance. Everytime you see a lizard climbing on top of another it is establishing dominance
@@ClintsReptiles Does this mean that these two, the female is dominating the male? More research and an update video on cohabitating?
Almost every time Clint comes with a pet that's mostly wild caught and isn't bred as much, it's like "I need it" but at the same time "But it's wild caught..."
So this leaves me no choice to just add them to my wishlist and hope they'll be available captive bred in a few years!
Maybe you should get involved in breeding. Then you can make your own captive bred babies!
They’re invasive in florida so go grab one
Hey Clint, I was wondering if you have thought about doing some care guides. I love these videos too, but I feel like you’re one of the most trustworthy sources for the hobby on UA-cam and it would be great to see some detailed beginner’s guides on some of the animals you cover.
Since I started watching these, I've accumulated so many favorites, for example I learned that I just love the Abronia lizards and because of all the work they need, I'm better off admiring from afar lol
That makes me so happy to hear! It sounds like the videos are doing their job :)
the whole time i've been distracted by the bearded clint.
He's a bearded dragon.
😂
Yes. Yes. Yes!!! I have had my group of painted agamas for 11 years. (one male, 6 females) They are hands down my favorite lizards. (And I have a pet store, so...I have had a LOT of lizards. ;) ) They are very active lizards that love being in a group. I have had two successful breeding years. The key is cooling them down for at least 6 weeks in the late winter. I am in Florida and they are inside our store. In mid-January, I turn off the heat lamp. I keep the UVB bulb on. They do not fully brumate (another thing I like about them. Beardies terrify me every. single. time they brumate. They just slow down. We still offer food, just not as much, and easier to digest food. They still sit under the UVB and get a "little" warmth. At the end of February, we turn the heat back on. Agamas get frisky, and in April- May they start laying eggs in the sand. Three months later you will have the most adorable little muppets! So worth a try if you are inclined. I am holding all of the babies back to keep all the females and have a new colony eventually as I have no idea how old mine are. They are at least 13 years old as they were adults when arriving. They take almost two years to reach adulthood. They are slow growers. The babies are adorable! I would like to add that although they do not drop their tail, they will grow it back. One of my wild-caught females had a tail that was missing the last two inches when she arrived. (Not sure about a tail that has more damage than that though) It grew back in. You can tell it was not a part of the original tail, but it is not very noticeable. Our group eats salad every day and they are NOT picky eaters. They will eat just about anything you offer. Reptilinks, any kind of bug, pellets...doesn't matter, if it's food, it's fair game. They love foraging for food too. We put worms in a ball and they have a game of Agama Ball. That is one of the best parts about owning them. They are so entertaining. I am so happy you made this video! :)
Where’s your shop? I’m an agama fan!
@@cherylj7460Milton Florida
The little guy on your shoulder said more than you ever could Clint 😂 They're so cute!!♡
Never heard of these guys before. They are super cute and so chill!
Well now people like you who want this kind of resource thanks to you and everyone who works on the channel, thanks guys
I'm so grateful that we've had the opportunity to make this happen.
I love how they don't even whip their tail around like beardies when holding them.
I’ve waited forever for this! I have a pair and will be breeding them next year. A very helpful video!
I wish everyone shots awesome extreme closeups like you all do. Those shots are one of the very best things about these videos.
There is a CRAZY amount of agama down here in South Florida. They’re literally in every corner
What species?
@Beach2Beach when I was studying which lizard I wanted, I heavily considered catching a wild blue and orange agama during a family vacation in Florida.
Here's an article about it. www.news-press.com/story/life/outdoors/2015/08/31/wild-file-redhead-agama-went-africa-florida/71457310/
@@Textile_Courtesan catching non-native wild animals for pets is the only reason I would ever want to live in Florida
Gus Gus and Clint have almost convinced me to get a black and white Tegu and fortunately for me I am also from Florida and we happen to have a Feral Tegu problem :D
Does it count as a rescue If its invasive* and you wrestle it out of someone's backyard?
Well this is well timed, just ordered myself a pair to start a new project with
"the pet wallet for you" - Clint, a living legend. Great ad integration! lol
I love how you went straigth from "Doomsnake of Nightmare with Venom from the Twelfth Layer of Hell" to "Smol Shy Angel Lizard who wants to be your Friend
Waking up and seeing this is the best Saturday ever
Mission accomplished!
Thanks to your channel, I discovered that the northern blue tongue skink is the perfect pet lizard for me, and I probably never would have known. Seriously, thank you.
You're so welcome! Mission accomplished!!
Even your sponsorship was entertaining, you have a gift my friend.
The transition into the ad read was great, and I usually hate ads but it was funny how you just carried on with the usual show format
Hi Clint! For these videos, - please include ultimate size, weight and how long they live. These facts are also used to determine if these animals would make a good pet for me. Thanks for listening!
I bought a Painted Agama thanks to this channel!! I didn't know they even existed until about 3 months ago..
Would it be possible to review an anaconda. I know they're terrible pets, but amazing reptiles nonetheless.
Can't be any worse than a Gaboon Viper or King Cobra hahaha
Oh, we'll cover them FOR SURE!
@@GayleenFroese Anaconda holds onto you for 20 minutes
How about a spitting cobra or inland taipan/fierce snake episode?
@@nicholaslienandjaja1815 Two great ropes of nope right there. Having said that, from the professional keepers I've spoken to, apparently 'Fierce snake' is a bit of a misnomer. Coastal Taipans on the other hand, are twitchy AF.
@@malusignatius "ropes of nope" love it saw a meme of a sea snake once caption said "danger noodle."
Youve always been happy with your reptiles but i honestly have to say, this must be one of if not the favorite reptile of yours because this is the happiest ive seen you with a reptile and youre happy with your reptiles.
We just got a CBB Painted Agama. It is a fantastic lizard. We are going to try to address the availablity/wild caught issue by getting a mate for it and starting a breeding program. Learned about Painted Agamas from your video.
Im looking for a pair! Did you start that breeding program?
Unfortunately no. A light fixture exploded and paralyzed our male so it stopped the program.@@toli96
This has been exactly what I found; I deeply enjoy my Painted Agama that I obtained well after I got a bearded dragon, being told that Bearded Dragons were absolutely the best to start with - that they're cool and chill and want to be with you. Mine is absolutely not this way and it's taken 5 years of work just to get him to allow me to pick him up so he can do his soaks twice a week, won't ever drink out of a water dish, etc. He's just not an interactive, or IMO, fun pet. Last year I rescued a painted agama who is absolutely everything I actually wanted out of a bearded dragon; personable, friendly, and handle-able. I was just saying yesterday that I wish I'd known about them before I got a bearded dragon - my only complaint is that it seems to be very difficult to find CB painted/clown/ agamas. I'm sure mine was probably wild caught, and I generally don't like to get those for pets. I hope folks catch on to how cool these are as pets and start breeding them.
Interestingly enough though, it seems like not all painted agamas are like this, especially if you get one that is a juvie or baby and wasnt handled much. I have a captive born and bred who is not very active (yes husbandry is correct, have spent a ton of money and done a lot of research, give all the right supplements, lighting temps, size of enclosure are all exactly what they need to be... etc). Not very active is fine with me, but he does not like being held and at first was so terrified of me he would run and hide when I simply entered the room. I think people should be aware that there is the chance you get a painted agama and it not being how everyone says they are. I have also heard of others having this experience with theirs as well. There should always be a disclaimer that not every single one of these little guys will be the same in temperament.
We had a painted agama growing up! She was a sweetheart, and so beautiful! We named her Luna after the spots on her back! Definitely want to care for one again!
I can vouch!! My little painted agama is the best boy I have ever had. He has got so much personality and sass. Although I would not give them a high rating for handling, these guys are active when they want to be and will not tolerate handling depending on their mood. Not a con in my opinion, I love to see him explore :)
I love this channel because I learn about a new cool animal I have never heard of before!
Awesome video I have found mountain Horned dragons to be the best alternative to beardies for me.
Your point about not knowing what to research is why I initially got into this channel! I wanted a lizard badly, but none of the lizards I had heard about so far appealed to me or seemed right for me and your channels opened a lot of doors. You are a big reason why I have a blue tongue skink. I love her and she is stinkin rad!
You should try get your hands on a western beardie, Pogona Minor, their arboreal and a lot faster
Great video Clint! I have a suggestion for you as well! The Veiled Chameleon...
For sure!
Hi Clint I love your videos!!!
I've seen all of em like 3 times and still don't know what reptile is best for me because all of them are so rad!
But you made me LOVE pink tongue skinks and if I can get my hands on one or two I'm certain I will get one!!
Thank you Clint for your knowledge and positivity!!! I hope you and your loved ones are doing well during this pandemic!!
Cheers from the Netherlands
You are awesome! I think you've made a great choice. They are a bit hard to find, but hopefully you manage to find some soon :)
@@ClintsReptiles Thanks Clint :D
Stay awesome!
I saw an agama today at my LSP. Fell in love. Time to research everything for future
Pretty sure that we have them in Greece as well. I remember seeing them basking in the sun during hot summer days. They really look like bearded dragons !
The evolution of Clint's beard during these videos has been my favourite part of the quarantine
Definitely keeping an eye out for captive breeding projects of these guys. They seem really ideal. I had a beardie when I was younger and loved it, but my only issue was that 💩
Let me know when you have babies!
I just subscribed to your channel and have started watched your videos from the beginning - and I HAD to tell you that I LOVE your energy and passion for the animals you introduce your audience to and your educational information you provide! I work at a facility where I do public encounter/interaction programs with the animals I work with and I can relate to the dedication and enthusiasm it takes to inspire and relate to the guests. I appreciate all you do and I look forward to learning more from your channel! Thank you! :)
I love dragons ( that’s why I read Wings of Fire ) so if I ever come across one
then I’ll take a picture, edit then add wings while editing and thank you for teaching us about
this magnificent creature! ✨
Anastasia Kouzmina wings of fire yes
@@manicseacucumbers4194 yep yepy yep WoF is a good series, also reading warrior cats
Just got a notification, which is a really good timing, since my cat fell asleep on my lap and I was getting bored
We've got your back. In fact, we have enough videos to keep you entertained for the duration of the catnap...
These guys are super cute. Love them. They remind me of the horned lizards we used to catch as kids.
My husband wants a bearded dragon but I think this might actually be better for us! I'm definitely going to have him watch this. Thank you 💗
Clint. I had a friend offer me a "Bag of Pet Maggots". I would really like to see a video on "Is Bag of Maggots the best pet 'thing' ". Please accomodate as they don't keep well.
Where did he get a bag of maggots!?
@@samantharedacted9226 From the rotting corpses in his fruit cellar, duh. Where do you get yours?
Great video. Beard looks good too bro!
Great video!! Can you please do more content on Painted Agamas and similar, like Stellagamas? They seem awesome, but there’s such little information out there, and lots of conflicting info. Thanks!!
Yes omg when I got my beardies I was having anxiety trying to figure it out, but then over time with the proper basic care and now 2 years later my beardies are amazing
I think you should talk more about...Lizard poop. It’s one of the most important aspects but no one ever talks about it
Seeing and smelling beardie poop for the first time was...a unpleasant surprise
Very informative, as usual. Incredible job Clint, you’re my favorite youtuber and i think i’ll be getting your merch! :)
I just want to say I love your videos and they make my day so much better
Thank you so much! Comments like that do the same for me :)
Happy to see your getting sponsors. Keep it up!
Can you take a look into Peninsular Rock Agamas . I see them in hills here in India, the displaying males are amazingly colourful.
Rocks tend to be heavy ! ... thank you Clint I appreciate your wisdom lol
Thank you so much for this video! I had never heard of them! This is on my list of future pets! I am still thinking my next shall be a northern blue tongue skink! I have fallen in love with them! Unfortunately I still have been unable to find captive bred available at this time!
"relatively aromatic feces"
I LAUGHED SO HARD
Amazing video clint, as always. Absolutly love the new setup.
Any chance you'll cover more asian species in the future? Thinking snakes like Oreocryptophis porphyraceus for example, which I love.
The feeling I get while watching you is the same feeling I got while watching Steve Irwin as a child. Keep it up man, super wholesome videos.
Awesome video Clint! Still on the hunt for the green tree skinks, I have fallen in love however with a Male Frilled Dragon at my local pet store while shopping for crickets for my Ackie. Looks like he could be next in line to join my reptile pack 👍🏼
Have you seen our video on them??
@@ClintsReptiles I have yes and I definitely think I'm ready for the next step up in the reptile world. As a fan of the dilophosaurus from jurassic Park, the frilled dragon has always been one of my end game lizards that I wish to keep and I'm so excited to get one. I'm thinking of calling him Rex or Raptor.
Not Nedry?
@@ClintsReptiles One of my good friends have already beaten me to it as he already owns an adult Frilled Dragon called Nedry, I'm a little stuck however for what substrate I should use for them, is there anything you could recommend?
Gotta admit, if I ever got a frilled dragon, I'd probably name it *Stick* because of that scene. The way the dino tilts its head at Nedry trying to play "fetch the stick, stupid" is just too amazing! 😄
I love these lizards but I’m trying to decide if I should a painted agama or a butterfly agama
Please more videos on the painted agamas
What a rad lizard species! Like a beardie 2.0 !
Nice how you incorporate your sponsers product. Nice and believable.
Obviously besides fixing the conditions which have already been fixed
Rocks tend to be heavy (links in the description)
I have a pair and absolutely love these. Even currently have eggs in the incubator.
I love all of your videos Clint and team. Always nail it. I would love to see a merge of these and a mild care guide. How hot of a hot temp? What size cage is recommended? You touch so close to this and never give anything specific, or just a range of ideas even. Would love an extra few mins to cover that in the care tab. Stull convinced me to order these for my store and maybe even get a pair or 2 and try a captive breeding project.
I've just started looking at these as far as research. They are very nice lizards!
Have you done a video on Cane toads or just toads in general that would be pretty epic ngl
I can’t believe how amazing they are! I just got 2 for $25 each! I am amazed they are still not that popular.
Really wanna see a video on Green Basilisks.
Agreed. They're beautiful lizards
on the reptile supplies care sheet it said "humidity (90-100%) at night to replicate their Mediterranean native habitat" and it reccomended a sandy substrate (and the link here leads you to a jungle type mix), is this true?
Adorable mini dragons 😍
Are these more social than beardies? I’ve heard beardies get very upset if they can see each other, and these agamas look so happy to sit together.
Males will always hate to see other males.
I own one. They are great lizards! Mine is just as friendly as my beardy dragons!
The moment I fell in love with this channel..."Rocks tend to be heavy...😬...". Clint you're a treasure. Keep up the great work! I have no reptiles but was leaning towards a beardie UNTIL I saw this video. #DecisionsDecisions
I have used silicone (the sort that is used to seal aquariums) to glue rocks and sticks together when making hides and climbs in reptile tanks so that they can't collapse on the critter. It works great and can get wet, so I can even make waterfalls and plant boxes. ... just don't use too much or it becomes a mess.
Great livestream yesterday keep it going 😀
Thank you so much! It sure is great getting to talk with you guys like that.
I'm here cause of Wicken! Awesome info, thank you!
Plz make a video about an "Bio-acitve-dry-enclosure".
Guess who adopted these painted agamas!! We've been watching them since Animal Ark got them in and your video sealed the deal. My boys bought these for my bday/ mother's day present. We love them!! Thanks for the informative videos, and keeping a great pet store going!
I just checked on them today. I almost got them myself. I'm so excited for you! Those are the ones from the video :)
I have a painted agama named Judo and I absolutely love her she was super skittish for about the first week and a half but with some work she got so friendly. She now will literally jump out of her terrarium to say hi and will hang out with me for hours she loves to sit on my shoulder and crawl in my shirt and nap on my chest she is so friendly and active. I wish she was bigger because then I could just let her run around the house all day. Absolutely highly highly recommend one such a fantastic pet. She isn’t even afraid of my cats at all and has jumped up on their backs a couple of times. One thing I never see mentioned is they change color when she is cold judo will be much darker in color and when she warms up she gets much much more tan.
They look like if a uromastyx and a bearded dragon had a baby still think they are a beautiful reptile though
Looks more like a bearded dragon and a bearded dragon had a baby
I just bought one from the store and its supper chill with me i really love her....
These are amazing and gorgeous. Yup I’ve never heard of these before. The texture has me curious on what they feel like.
Love you channel clint.
Keep up the awesome work
Making this situation so much more tolerable 🙂
I'm so glad to hear that! We'll get through this together :)
Great to see you finally do a video on these. I've had a team of them for years now. Some of them are a bit mental though, so I wouldn't expect a Beardie experience ( I.e a pet rock). Mine are good to sit for maybe 15 minutes, then they tend to want to "explore" dissappear. Awesome pets though.
In five of so years when Snake Discovery's Anaconda grows a bit bigger (still not full length but still impressive) will you do a video on it?
I have two agame painted and they are great in handling and color
Repxotica in West Islip, N.Y. has a clutch of baby Clowns for sale. Considering getting one.
omg the timing,im gonna crossbreed pogona vitticeps and painted agama in a few weeks i cant wait until the eggs