Another video idea that ties into this series you’re doing, best reptiles for 6*2*2 enclosures. A 180 gallon (6*2*2) enclosure is basically the largest commercially available enclosure, it’s the largest you can find before you need something custom built, so it would be cool to see some reptiles that will fit into that enclosure. I’d say male boa constrictors (both BCIs and BCCs, BCCs don’t get significantly bigger than BCIs), Ackie Monitor Lizards, Blood Pythons, Timor Monitor Lizards, and Indigo Snakes would make great choices.
I love these videos!! As a 14 yr old who is interested in the hobby but doesnt have much room, finding reptiles that fit in smaller enclosures is very nice. :) This series also helps me think of what reptiles I may eventually want and what size tank to get!!
You are starting off right by researching and gathering information to help you learn about what it will take to properly care for the animal you wish to get. Good luck to you.👍
I'm not sure how I got here, but that Viper Gecko is adorable. The Starry Night Frog looks like it is actively engaged in an anxiety attack, which I can relate to.
Love seeing a viper gecko on a list finally! I feel like they have a lot of similar appeal to the elegant/sand-fingered geckos. I have three, so they're in a slightly larger setup, but they cohabit really well and are adorable. Though you have to be very careful with the little guys since they're small and quick, they can also be nice handle because, despite being a terrestrial gecko, they still have toe pads and can hold onto you better than a leopard gecko.
Video idea: These big snakes can be your first snake. When it comes to “starter snakes”, people will say that, say, corn snakes or milk snakes are great beginners. However, a lot of people get into snakes because they don’t want something as small as a Hognose snake or even a Corn Snake, they want a big boy. Personally, I’d say Woma Pythons, Borneo Short Tail Pythons, Ball Pythons, BCI (and to an extent BCC) Boa Constrictors, and Dumerils Boas are great first snakes if a bigger snake is something that you want. All of these snakes are very hardy and won’t just die on you if you make a mistake (unlike something like a rainbow boa), they’re big but not so big they can kill you (like a Burmese or Reticulated Python), and they’re all very docile and don’t need experience to tame down (like a Blood Python or Yellow Anaconda). What do you think?
@@jjhill001They're not that large, they'll get pretty long, but they'll stay skinny and may never have to move on from mice to rats. I define snake size by what they eat. For example, you can have a blue beauty snake, which is going to get really long, 6 or 7, maybe even 8 or 9 feet long. However, it's going to stay 2-2.5-inches wide and will eat small to medium rats. Meanwhile, Borneo Short Tail Pythons will stay 4-ish feet long, but are going to get REALLY girthy, like as girthy as a large female Boa. They're going to eat extra large rats. Small-medium mice=tiny snakes Full grown mice= small snakes Small-medium rats=medium snakes Full grown rats=large snakes Rabbits or larger=Giant snakes.
@@jjhill001idk, from my research bulls are pretty cantankerous, whereas a ball python is a beautiful first snake. Placid, reluctant to strike, easy to care for.
Your videos are always very informative. I'm just some dumb 13 year old with a small channel, looking to get a reptile, and your videos are very inspiring, even no they aren't what I post. I think that's proof that you have a good channel. Keep up the good work. (:
Smooth Green snakes it should be noted are somewhat aquatic - while they don't need a water feature if you give them one they will readily swim. Regardless they like high humidity and moist soil.
I have a five lined skink personally currently in a 30 gallon horizontal enclosure. Honestly, I would recommend this as the smallest size and possibly even a 40 gallon. they are very active lizards and my guy seems to always be running around and climbing on things. great video very good watch!
Thank you for immediately killing my dream for one of these ;) If I have the space for a 30 gal I'd want something else. Will still research them as a native animal tho!
I am absolutely shocked that viper geckos aren't like, the next big thing. Leos are ubiquitous in the hobby and vipers are eensy wee leos-- they're sassy, they're adorable, they're fun to watch, they're beautiful... they're honestly the absolute best and I love mine endlessly. I wish I could find a captive bred smooth green snake, I'd have one like yesterday. I am a person who lives in a small space so my collection is mostly lil guys who can do well in smaller enclosures. I have a few exceptions but I've maxed out floor space so anything else I acquire has to fit on the shelving. XD
I have several of those blue tailed skinks that live wild around my front steps and back deck. Love seeing them all around sunning themselves in the summer. 😊
I've been breeding five lined skinks for 10 years now. I breed mine in a 100 gallon heavily planted Rubbermaid cattle tank outside in my backyard. They have babies every year that I just release on my property. I do catch them out of the bin for hibernation on my enclosed back porch because in the bin they can't get down past the frost line. I have a smaller hibernation bin on my porch and I keep a small heater out there so that the temperature doesn't get lower than the mid 30s. I don't think that they are endangered here in Maryland. I see them pretty often in wooded areas where I live.
I got a leopard gecko from my neighbor girl that didn't want to take care of it anymore. 40 gal set up for $200. He doesn't mind being be handled and I can tell he is super happy because I got his temps and humidity right. So stoked!
😂 That's exactly why I'm here. I have an empty 10 gallon (front opening 20*10*12) tank. I have quite a few tarantulas I didn't want to put another one in this one. Was looking around for some good ideas. My first choice would be just to fill it with plants and isopods. Cute little duckies 🥹
In my state (Kentucky), we have five lined skinks which are almost identical to the ones you talked about. They’re everywhere in Kentucky but are endangered in a few other states. I caught a baby once outside at the place where I worked, and it must have been really young because it only acted flighty for a minute or so before it just sat on my hand and looked around. I let it sun on my hand for a few minutes before nudging it into a bush. I could definitely see those little guys being a good pet if they were captive bred for a few generations. The adults are very flighty, but that baby was very chill. I’m guessing that it was so young that it probably had little to no interaction with predators, so it was pretty quick to relax on my open palm
Oh my gosh I'd never heard of Viper Geckos before! They're so stinking cute ermagerd i'm gerna die they're so cute!!!!!!! My roommate is slowly coming around to allowing reptiles in our apartment, and this is the perfect little cute package to win him over! Especially in a 10-15 gallon and eats small crickets and small dubia roaches, this will be awesome!!!
@@WickensWickedReptiles I've seen a lot of tree frogs and toads down there too. The first time I saw a tree frog I didn't even know WV had them. It was gray in color.
Omg! Blue tailed skinks!! We have those here in Missouri, we find them in our backyard all the time! I always pick them up, have a good look, and put them back. They’re one of my favorites 🥰
I saw a five line skink in a friend's back yard a couple summers ago and I can attest the colours were stunning! The tail was an incredible blue, I've only seen on San Francisco garter snakes. I wanted to catch so bad but didn't.
Also just found your channel , my son is 5 now and is a reptile lover . I’m really interested in them as well , love animals . I do own a cat and two dogs so the cat worries me . But I know ow there is ways to keep the reptile safe . Glad I found this video , I’m only at 48 seconds in watching this . But this will be a good video , because the sizes your going to talk about would be perfect , although a leopard gecko was probably going to be our choice for our first reptile buddy
i actually have five lined skinks and i see them all over the place in Kentucky they make amazing pets and are really fun to have. they are really fast though.
I just lost my little viper gecko yesterday. He was adorable but I had a really hard time ever finding food small enough for him so that's something to consider
I always love watching your videos, but as someone whose dad is from Pakistan I was absolutely shocked and thrilled to see a reptile from there!! Thanks for the representation 🤪😂
5 line skinks are cool. Don't need to own any though. My property is full of them. Also I've seen them very high in the trees, so they may be a little more arboreal then we know.
I have the five lined skinks run around my yard all summer they are so fast and cool looking I remember there was one when I was a kid that was HUGE like it had no right to be as big as it was 😂.
Not sure how true this is, but I’ve heard that smooth green snakes can be quite difficult when it comes to feeding in captivity, and to successfully own one you should have a captive spider population as they mainly consume spiders in their natural diet, this will likely be different with captive bred smooth green snakes, but in research facilities/education facilities with smooth green snakes collected with permits it’s sometimes hard to get them consistently eating and sometimes have to start off with assisted or even force feeding. their not the easiest to care for, I have heard that rough green snakes don’t have this problem, let me know what you think.
I had a 10g fish tank for like 10 years and finally thre it away. Not because its small for reptiles but because it sucks to be lifting the lid with stuff on top of it
While I completely agree with not taking them from the wild, I can't find anything anywhere indicating that 5 lined skinks are endangered. CITES lists them as least concern, indeed, everything I find says they are one of the most common lizards in North America. I find them to be very comm in Michigan pretty much any time I go herping. Again, I completely agree with the sentiment, but it's absolutely not endangered!
Yeah I'm pretty sure I've seen five lines skinks in my neighborhood and I live in Maryland and good luck. If you think you're catching them in the wild they are quick!
Five lined skinks aren’t endangered, at least not here in the states, also finding them captive bred next to impossible, because no one’s really breeding them
I have two five lined skinks,very easy lizards to keep and fun to watch,especially during feeding time,mine are a bit picky about food,they mostly want super worms.
Great video! I agree with your top 5. I have both Stenos and Vipers in 10 gallons. I had an accidental breeding happen with my Viper Geckos and hatched 65 eggs!! 😮. Luckily i was able to sell a good amount of the babies at expos 🙂.
Why am I here? Because I want to get a pet reptile at an expo in May, and your channel presents a lot of different breeds by metrics I care about like "easiest," "most affectionate," etc. You basically pitch a bunch of reptiles to me so I can pick out the one that I like the most and can also meet the care requirements for! Right now I'm thinking crested gecko or some kind of skink btw
Love my Dekay Brown Snake! I have one in a 10 gallon horizontal and all he does is hide under a rock all day until I handle him or randomly see him basking.
Thanks for a great video as always. I just want to ask how do you maintain a high humid setup with frequent misting during winter? Any tips to make it successful in a glass enclosure?
Any opinions on sand boas? I’ve been asking around as well as asking for tips on small Boa Species such as the Arabian sand boa or possibly even a hognose snake as I’ve been researching on how to care for them and getting other peoples opinions on them as I’ve been dreaming about having them sooner or later when I have space for them!
Today is my birthday, but besides that great vlog and I hope you have a fantastic day and see you again on Thursday and hopefully by then I will find out something else to say lol
I'll throw another frog in to ruin the list even further. Pacman frogs. Super easy to find on the market, very fun to feed. Depending on the sex and personality, some may eventually need a 20 gallon but as a general rule they'll do great in a 10L. I know I'm the minority, but I'm a frog guy and I love when you give amphibians a spot on your list.
Very cool! I was just wondering that because I do happen to have an empty small tank kicking around! Do you know if #2 and #3 are available in Canada/Ontario??
Another video idea that ties into this series you’re doing, best reptiles for 6*2*2 enclosures. A 180 gallon (6*2*2) enclosure is basically the largest commercially available enclosure, it’s the largest you can find before you need something custom built, so it would be cool to see some reptiles that will fit into that enclosure. I’d say male boa constrictors (both BCIs and BCCs, BCCs don’t get significantly bigger than BCIs), Ackie Monitor Lizards, Blood Pythons, Timor Monitor Lizards, and Indigo Snakes would make great choices.
I love it
Where you live? There are quite a few companies you can get up to a 96 x48x72
I agree
@@joshuaedwards1366a human could live in that
@joshuaedwards1366 up here in alaska you can only get a 6ft tank.
I love these videos!! As a 14 yr old who is interested in the hobby but doesnt have much room, finding reptiles that fit in smaller enclosures is very nice. :) This series also helps me think of what reptiles I may eventually want and what size tank to get!!
That is awesome!
Never stop learning bro. Ever
This dude is out of his mind.
You are starting off right by researching and gathering information to help you learn about what it will take to properly care for the animal you wish to get. Good luck to you.👍
I'm not sure how I got here, but that Viper Gecko is adorable.
The Starry Night Frog looks like it is actively engaged in an anxiety attack, which I can relate to.
hahahahahah you're so right!
Love seeing a viper gecko on a list finally! I feel like they have a lot of similar appeal to the elegant/sand-fingered geckos. I have three, so they're in a slightly larger setup, but they cohabit really well and are adorable. Though you have to be very careful with the little guys since they're small and quick, they can also be nice handle because, despite being a terrestrial gecko, they still have toe pads and can hold onto you better than a leopard gecko.
Video idea: These big snakes can be your first snake.
When it comes to “starter snakes”, people will say that, say, corn snakes or milk snakes are great beginners. However, a lot of people get into snakes because they don’t want something as small as a Hognose snake or even a Corn Snake, they want a big boy.
Personally, I’d say Woma Pythons, Borneo Short Tail Pythons, Ball Pythons, BCI (and to an extent BCC) Boa Constrictors, and Dumerils Boas are great first snakes if a bigger snake is something that you want. All of these snakes are very hardy and won’t just die on you if you make a mistake (unlike something like a rainbow boa), they’re big but not so big they can kill you (like a Burmese or Reticulated Python), and they’re all very docile and don’t need experience to tame down (like a Blood Python or Yellow Anaconda). What do you think?
I love it!!
@@WickensWickedReptiles they even wrote the intro for you! lol jk
Think the larger colubrids such as bulls/gophers/pines would be better starters than most pythons.
@@jjhill001They're not that large, they'll get pretty long, but they'll stay skinny and may never have to move on from mice to rats.
I define snake size by what they eat. For example, you can have a blue beauty snake, which is going to get really long, 6 or 7, maybe even 8 or 9 feet long. However, it's going to stay 2-2.5-inches wide and will eat small to medium rats. Meanwhile, Borneo Short Tail Pythons will stay 4-ish feet long, but are going to get REALLY girthy, like as girthy as a large female Boa. They're going to eat extra large rats.
Small-medium mice=tiny snakes
Full grown mice= small snakes
Small-medium rats=medium snakes
Full grown rats=large snakes
Rabbits or larger=Giant snakes.
@@jjhill001idk, from my research bulls are pretty cantankerous, whereas a ball python is a beautiful first snake. Placid, reluctant to strike, easy to care for.
Very hyped for the reveal of your big big big big enclosure! After hearing you talk about it on steam the anticipation is killing me
Me toooo
Your videos are always very informative.
I'm just some dumb 13 year old with a small channel, looking to get a reptile, and your videos are very inspiring, even no they aren't what I post.
I think that's proof that you have a good channel. Keep up the good work. (:
You’re a legend my friend
I'm 13 too. I have a tank and I'm waiting until February to get a leopard gecko :>]
@@Pancake_Dragons cool! i'm so envious!
Smooth Green snakes it should be noted are somewhat aquatic - while they don't need a water feature if you give them one they will readily swim. Regardless they like high humidity and moist soil.
I have a five lined skink personally currently in a 30 gallon horizontal enclosure. Honestly, I would recommend this as the smallest size and possibly even a 40 gallon. they are very active lizards and my guy seems to always be running around and climbing on things. great video very good watch!
Bigger is always better 😊
30 gal ?????????
Thank you for immediately killing my dream for one of these ;) If I have the space for a 30 gal I'd want something else. Will still research them as a native animal tho!
Mine are in a 20 gallon and they do great!
I am absolutely shocked that viper geckos aren't like, the next big thing. Leos are ubiquitous in the hobby and vipers are eensy wee leos-- they're sassy, they're adorable, they're fun to watch, they're beautiful... they're honestly the absolute best and I love mine endlessly. I wish I could find a captive bred smooth green snake, I'd have one like yesterday. I am a person who lives in a small space so my collection is mostly lil guys who can do well in smaller enclosures. I have a few exceptions but I've maxed out floor space so anything else I acquire has to fit on the shelving. XD
they could be for sure !
Can't wait to see your big enclosure finished. I am guessing that your new rescue Iguana will be calling that home. Love your vids btw!
thanks so much for watching!
You just taught me the difference between play sand and contractor sand. Youve had me going "Huh!" in a couple cideos tonight! Love learning new shit.
Number one is gorgeous! I’ve never heard of that gecko. 🦎❤️🦎
Thanks!!
I have been waiting for this video! Thank you!
I have several of those blue tailed skinks that live wild around my front steps and back deck. Love seeing them all around sunning themselves in the summer. 😊
I always look forward to watching your vids! Keep up the great work!
The Shane Gillis " at night dad!" Got me so good! XD always love your stuff Adam! 🇨🇦👍🇨🇦
"I'm makin em at night"
“I’m making them at night.” Hahahah I love that you used a clip from that comedy special, it was hilarious
I've been breeding five lined skinks for 10 years now. I breed mine in a 100 gallon heavily planted Rubbermaid cattle tank outside in my backyard. They have babies every year that I just release on my property. I do catch them out of the bin for hibernation on my enclosed back porch because in the bin they can't get down past the frost line. I have a smaller hibernation bin on my porch and I keep a small heater out there so that the temperature doesn't get lower than the mid 30s. I don't think that they are endangered here in Maryland. I see them pretty often in wooded areas where I live.
I got a leopard gecko from my neighbor girl that didn't want to take care of it anymore. 40 gal set up for $200. He doesn't mind being be handled and I can tell he is super happy because I got his temps and humidity right. So stoked!
😂 That's exactly why I'm here. I have an empty 10 gallon (front opening 20*10*12) tank. I have quite a few tarantulas I didn't want to put another one in this one. Was looking around for some good ideas. My first choice would be just to fill it with plants and isopods. Cute little duckies 🥹
*Reptiles that can live in a 10 gallon tank forever* ... Adam: "an isopod?"
In my state (Kentucky), we have five lined skinks which are almost identical to the ones you talked about. They’re everywhere in Kentucky but are endangered in a few other states. I caught a baby once outside at the place where I worked, and it must have been really young because it only acted flighty for a minute or so before it just sat on my hand and looked around. I let it sun on my hand for a few minutes before nudging it into a bush. I could definitely see those little guys being a good pet if they were captive bred for a few generations. The adults are very flighty, but that baby was very chill. I’m guessing that it was so young that it probably had little to no interaction with predators, so it was pretty quick to relax on my open palm
I agree i live in KY as well and they are everywhere here
Ive kept them before. Theyre interesting lil dudes
Oh my gosh I'd never heard of Viper Geckos before! They're so stinking cute ermagerd i'm gerna die they're so cute!!!!!!! My roommate is slowly coming around to allowing reptiles in our apartment, and this is the perfect little cute package to win him over! Especially in a 10-15 gallon and eats small crickets and small dubia roaches, this will be awesome!!!
They are so cool
Those 5 line skinks are cool. I've found them at my families cabin in WV all the time.
that's amazing!
@@WickensWickedReptiles I've seen a lot of tree frogs and toads down there too. The first time I saw a tree frog I didn't even know WV had them. It was gray in color.
Bro. 1200 gallons?!?! I can’t wait to see this!!! Hells yeah 😄😄😄
gunna be big!!!
Me and my 5 month old baby watch your videos every night to go to bed. Gotta finish the day with Uncle Adam
I actually just saw a starry night reeds frog at my local petco in the US. They also had wilbitz bearded dragons.
That’s amazing
What's a wilbitz bearded dragon?
That enclosure in the back has to be for the green iguana! Unless you got something else we don’t know about
Omg! Blue tailed skinks!! We have those here in Missouri, we find them in our backyard all the time! I always pick them up, have a good look, and put them back. They’re one of my favorites 🥰
I have a pair of females in a 20 gallon.
Just found your channel and love it! Definitely a reptile in my family’s future.
i love your videos!!! i would love to see one for what can fit comfortably in a 2x2x4 enclosures that’s unusual (not chameleons, leachies, etc.)
wicked idea!
I catch blue tail 5 sided skinks an take photos wow I caught 4 last year didn't realise they were endangered I feel so honored finding them
Literally almost spit out my drink at the Gillis drop
George Washington could never tell a lie.
I saw a five line skink in a friend's back yard a couple summers ago and I can attest the colours were stunning! The tail was an incredible blue, I've only seen on San Francisco garter snakes. I wanted to catch so bad but didn't.
Viper geckos are so underrated! They are wonderful to keep!
Also just found your channel , my son is 5 now and is a reptile lover . I’m really interested in them as well , love animals . I do own a cat and two dogs so the cat worries me . But I know ow there is ways to keep the reptile safe .
Glad I found this video , I’m only at 48 seconds in watching this . But this will be a good video , because the sizes your going to talk about would be perfect , although a leopard gecko was probably going to be our choice for our first reptile buddy
i actually have five lined skinks and i see them all over the place in Kentucky they make amazing pets and are really fun to have. they are really fast though.
We still have pennies for many reasons like teach kids how to save money but also tire tread head of Lincoln's head
They're not reptiles, but you can keep a wide variety of tarantulas and scorpions comfortably in a standard 10-gallon tank.
Loved the viper gecko!
Hi everyone, this man is a legend
You are too my friend!!
@@WickensWickedReptilesthank you
I just lost my little viper gecko yesterday. He was adorable but I had a really hard time ever finding food small enough for him so that's something to consider
I used to catch five lined skinks in Florida all the time. I also used to catch green anoles too.
I always love watching your videos, but as someone whose dad is from Pakistan I was absolutely shocked and thrilled to see a reptile from there!! Thanks for the representation 🤪😂
You should do a video on top 5 pet reptiles that are like Godzilla. Could gain a lot of traction rn too
I love it
crazy those skinks are endangered... they are literally everywhere at my house in Virginia during the warm months.
good video, Smooth green are actually highly fossorial like a ring neck or earth snake. They definitely are not arboreal.
I already knew I wanted #4 and #3. Now I want #2 as well! Maybe even #1.
5 line skinks are cool. Don't need to own any though. My property is full of them. Also I've seen them very high in the trees, so they may be a little more arboreal then we know.
I have the five lined skinks run around my yard all summer they are so fast and cool looking I remember there was one when I was a kid that was HUGE like it had no right to be as big as it was 😂.
Tropiocoletes tripolitanus, they are even smaler than the stenos. I keep Viper Geckos too.
So cooool
The way the US payment system works would not allow for the penny to disapear.
Ahhhhh the new intro ❤️🔥
hope you love it!
@@WickensWickedReptiles, it was fire lol
I just got a baby bearded dragon I named him spike I've been watching your videos since I was 4 and you have to me so much
this is crazy because i just bought a 10 gallon yesterday!
Not sure how true this is, but I’ve heard that smooth green snakes can be quite difficult when it comes to feeding in captivity, and to successfully own one you should have a captive spider population as they mainly consume spiders in their natural diet, this will likely be different with captive bred smooth green snakes, but in research facilities/education facilities with smooth green snakes collected with permits it’s sometimes hard to get them consistently eating and sometimes have to start off with assisted or even force feeding. their not the easiest to care for, I have heard that rough green snakes don’t have this problem, let me know what you think.
I had a 10g fish tank for like 10 years and finally thre it away. Not because its small for reptiles but because it sucks to be lifting the lid with stuff on top of it
Definitely love those starry reed frogs
he's finally building a terrarium for himself!
Hahahah
Another great list.
Glad you think so!
Orange head geckos or shield head geckos are beautiful and I’d love to one one or more some day
We keep our penny’s because Abe Lincoln can’t just be on one piece of currency.
Pennies? We love Abe!
he had a cool beard!
I think the 12 000 galon enclosure is for your rescue green iguana cause it needs a very big one!
nope but great guess!
I’m upgrading my crestie next year and i need something for his current 12 gal bioactive tank, thanks for the ideas!
Saw a lot of sand geckos on deployment. They were fun to watch.
While I completely agree with not taking them from the wild, I can't find anything anywhere indicating that 5 lined skinks are endangered. CITES lists them as least concern, indeed, everything I find says they are one of the most common lizards in North America. I find them to be very comm in Michigan pretty much any time I go herping. Again, I completely agree with the sentiment, but it's absolutely not endangered!
A 5 line skink was living in my dads shed years ago. I saw its bright blue tail and didnt know what it was at first....i was like 11
Yeah I'm pretty sure I've seen five lines skinks in my neighborhood and I live in Maryland and good luck. If you think you're catching them in the wild they are quick!
Five lined skinks aren’t endangered, at least not here in the states, also finding them captive bred next to impossible, because no one’s really breeding them
They are here in Ontario
@@WickensWickedReptiles Who is breeding them give me names? You shouldn't be making up facts it is irresponsible.
SOMEWHAT EARlY I LOVE UR VIDS
THANK YOU
My guess for the 1,200 gallon is a tegu? Maybe a black and white tegu? Love those guys
Nope
He did just adopt an iguana. Could be for that?
@@destinyhntr good guess but nope
@@WickensWickedReptiles Reticulated Python. I know your opinion on Retics changed after adopting a few Super Dwarfs.
As an American, I was going to take a jab at you for the penny comment. The Shane Gillis clip has redeemed you lol
hahahaha
I have two five lined skinks,very easy lizards to keep and fun to watch,especially during feeding time,mine are a bit picky about food,they mostly want super worms.
Great video! I agree with your top 5. I have both Stenos and Vipers in 10 gallons. I had an accidental breeding happen with my Viper Geckos and hatched 65 eggs!! 😮. Luckily i was able to sell a good amount of the babies at expos 🙂.
Ohhh viper gecko looks so cool
Mourning geckos!!! They’re so interesting, I’m planning on doing my dissertation on their pseudocopulatory behaviors in a few years :D
Never heard your Canadian accent till you said sorry in the beginning of the video
hahahaha I never noticed!
damn those dune geckos are adorable
Another video idea, top 5 black/melanistic reptiles 🖤
Why am I here? Because I want to get a pet reptile at an expo in May, and your channel presents a lot of different breeds by metrics I care about like "easiest," "most affectionate," etc. You basically pitch a bunch of reptiles to me so I can pick out the one that I like the most and can also meet the care requirements for! Right now I'm thinking crested gecko or some kind of skink btw
You could also turn your 10 gallon tanks into terrariums too. Just a thought.
Dekays would be great for 10 gallon, if you ever find someone that breeds them
Love my Dekay Brown Snake! I have one in a 10 gallon horizontal and all he does is hide under a rock all day until I handle him or randomly see him basking.
Thanks for a great video as always.
I just want to ask how do you maintain a high humid setup with frequent misting during winter? Any tips to make it successful in a glass enclosure?
I appreciate it!
A misting system or fogger or redo the setup with a false bottom in the enclosure and pour water in the soil to make the humidity last a lot longer
Any opinions on sand boas?
I’ve been asking around as well as asking for tips on small Boa Species such as the Arabian sand boa or possibly even a hognose snake as I’ve been researching on how to care for them and getting other peoples opinions on them as I’ve been dreaming about having them sooner or later when I have space for them!
(Any opinion is great or even tips or care options too-)
I didn't know the blue tails are endangered. My home in NC is infested with them lol. I have to remove them from the house often 😂
Today is my birthday, but besides that great vlog and I hope you have a fantastic day and see you again on Thursday and hopefully by then I will find out something else to say lol
I grew up watching Steve Irwin He is my inspiration and I hope I can protect animals I also want an Australian Red bellied Black Snake
Tropicolotes! So hard to find captive bred though.
oh no doubt!
Ahh man!! The smooth green snake is perfect for me! Does anyone on here have experience with keeping them?
They sure are amazing
@@WickensWickedReptiles your videos are great man! I don’t think I would’ve come across that snake if it wasn’t for your video
I would love to see a video on animals that can eat crested gecko diet or with similar care
Bynose Geckos from Australia.
Emerald tree monitor 🙌🏼 even if it’s not, I know you really want one so I’m manifesting for you 😆
Maybe your rescue iguana 💚
I want starry night reed frogs so badly. Someday I'll get them
I didnt know we have kinks in Ontario!! ❤
6x2x2 lets see wat u put in there i dont think dav kauffman will fit though
I'll throw another frog in to ruin the list even further. Pacman frogs. Super easy to find on the market, very fun to feed. Depending on the sex and personality, some may eventually need a 20 gallon but as a general rule they'll do great in a 10L. I know I'm the minority, but I'm a frog guy and I love when you give amphibians a spot on your list.
Very cool! I was just wondering that because I do happen to have an empty small tank kicking around!
Do you know if #2 and #3 are available in Canada/Ontario??
Steppe Runner lizards? I think they would work well.