I have a very young leopard gecko named Cricket who went blind because his shedded skin would stick to the gunk that formed in his eye, over time the gunk kept forming and eventually I had to take it upon my self to help him, after about a month of research and careful work i finally got the gunk out, along with the shedded skin, Cricket was only a couple months old at the time, but after this process Cricket went blind for a long time, but its now healing, however, I've heard that you have to be very patient with shedding and to only help when absolutely necessary. Good job for being on top of this.
@FlynnHarrod I was honestly wondering the same. I do not have lizards, geckos, or anything of that likeness. What I do have are parrotlets, which are smaller breeds of parrots such as budgies, cockatiels, and gala parrots. They do not shed their skin, however, when their new feathers grow in after a molt, the stalk of the feathers are in a protective coating called a sheeth. At times we will have to "preen" the birds to remove sheeths and this feels similar since it's necessary to their existence. An encased feather will become brittle and break, causing the bird to bleed out because their blood cannot clot in the way that ours does. It's interesting the things you learn spending years with a particular species. I just lost my oldest and only female cockatiel to asphyxiation. When you take the time to really learn how to care for them, it feels like losing a family member. Birds belonging to the "raptor" family makes me feel like we as Avian enthusiasts have more in common with Reptile and Amphibian caretakers than we care to admit. Just a bunch of humans taking care of evolved "dinosaurs." LOL.🦕
Im pretty sure even from your own experience you can tell peling skin doesnt tickling it actually hurts wow who would have thought just live everyone knew hes hurting his animal for views. @@java_sucks
Lol its the cutest thing they do it quite often lol its a look of many emotions. All dependsnon context ofbwhats happening could be mad coupd be in love or he could be having his loose shed removed haha @@Memnto_Morii
I like how he comes back out. Even though it might be uncomfortable he knows the relief is so much better and that you’re taking care of him. The level of trust is immaculate 🥰
@@SebiBubbleit’s definitely uncomfortable. Like.. we know this. Scientifically you only help when needed, period. Otherwise you’re just exposing raw skin when it wasn’t ready to be.
I think essentially all domestic animals are domestic in the first place because on some level they do understand that we're empathetic, helpful things. My dog kind of proved it by pulling her limbs out of the way and giving kisses and stuff when she was sitting for medical treatment. Total exposure of a weak spot. Total trust. Two empathetic parties are a necessary component of that. It's amazing when you really look at how our pets interact with us
And he’s definitely feeling the rush and relaxation that comes from deciding to trust. He keeps dipping back because he’s scared for a bit, but comes back out. And when he comes back out it melts him
that is exactly how you help shed a reptile! those bits are nice and loose, and just need a liiiittle bit of help coming off. he looks so relieved in the end ☺️
For anyone who doesn't know. Usually reptiles struggle to shed around eyes, fingers and other appendages which can cause issues, so at times the pet owner has to help to prevent issues. Although only if the skin is already flaked off slightly and never, EVER rip off a reptiles shedding skin with force. It'll hurt the creature more than helping it. 😇
This is correct. You should only remove them yourself if they are stuck around the eyes or nose like in the video. Otherwise just give them a bath to help loosen the pieces.
the way he rubs his head against his hide when you didnt get the full one one like "thanks man, here lemme help" the way he just sits there and lets you do that shows how great your bond is. lovely lil guy
Bearded dragons are the most amazing reptiles I’ve ever interacted with. My sister has one named Smaug, and he responds to his name, say Smaug and he turns one eye to you straight away.
I used to do this for the lizard we had in high school. Nobody else wanted to go near her. She would just lay on her belly next to the heating lamp and let me pull all the shed off her. Was strangely satisfying. You could just about see her smiling. ❤❤
До чего прекрасное создание,умничка,и понимает что помогают снять старую кожицу при линьке,но иногда бывает очень неприятно,но что самое интересное ведь не убигает,а все го лишь возится от неприятных ощущений,и потом снова даёт хозяину помочь снять остатки...❤❤❤ Милое чудушко
As I watched, I thought "Is he asking for help?" That is a yes with that last look. He wouldn't hang around for it either. What a beautiful animal. Thank you for sharing ❤
@@calebwillis4446Ehh not too sure about that. For shedding, if there is stuck shed and the reptile is struggling to remove it, it is indeed helpful to help them at least a little. Even just loosening it will help. Shallow, warm baths are a good idea too :)
@_snowyfall_ shedding is not a painful process for these animals if al goes smoothly. It's only painful if shed becomes stuck, such as the eyes, nostrils and especially dragons, there joints. Never said don't help them. But this is not a painful process for these animals.
I hate these comments, they are not in the wild so stop comparing them as such. In the wild stuck sheds lead to lost limbs, as well as they don’t survive nearly as long as captive do. As owners it may not be needed to beardies cause most the time they do it on their own but sometimes we need to step it to keep them happy and safe. 🙄
Mine had trouble around nose & eye. This was exactly what I did to help him R.I.P. George the Dragon aka Georgie (10.5 years alive). I love their different personalities.
@@mantamariee4181they sometimes do. I've seen bearded dragons with missing toes, feet, tail tips and one time even an entire eye due to owners not helping with stuck shed.
@@mantamariee4181if they never needed help with the shedding process, why would wild bearded dragons lose toes and parts of the tail due to stuck shed cutting off blood flow to the area? Use your head please
Omg! This is so adorable! We love you, lil Cheeto! 🧀 🐉 I help my Bearded Dragon Girl, Temptress, during shed, as well! The level of trust you build with Reptiles is so unique and beautiful!
I just did this the orher night. I came home from work and my dragon had his back to me showing me the shed that occured. I immediately threw my bag down and grabbed my tweezers and went to town lol. Its most satifying grabbing it from the nostril and eyes cus i feel like they breathe and see so much better afterwards.
I have a very young leopard gecko named Cricket who went blind because his shedded skin would stick to the gunk that formed in his eye, over time the gunk kept forming and eventually I had to take it upon my self to help him, after about a month of research and careful work i finally got the gunk out, along with the shedded skin, Cricket was only a couple months old at the time, but after this process Cricket went blind for a long time, but its now healing, however, I've heard that you have to be very patient with shedding and to only help when absolutely necessary. Good job for being on top of this.
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How doesn't this have a reply
@@FlynnHarrod idk, I just told the whole story, not much to reply to
@FlynnHarrod I was honestly wondering the same.
I do not have lizards, geckos, or anything of that likeness. What I do have are parrotlets, which are smaller breeds of parrots such as budgies, cockatiels, and gala parrots. They do not shed their skin, however, when their new feathers grow in after a molt, the stalk of the feathers are in a protective coating called a sheeth. At times we will have to "preen" the birds to remove sheeths and this feels similar since it's necessary to their existence. An encased feather will become brittle and break, causing the bird to bleed out because their blood cannot clot in the way that ours does.
It's interesting the things you learn spending years with a particular species. I just lost my oldest and only female cockatiel to asphyxiation. When you take the time to really learn how to care for them, it feels like losing a family member. Birds belonging to the "raptor" family makes me feel like we as Avian enthusiasts have more in common with Reptile and Amphibian caretakers than we care to admit. Just a bunch of humans taking care of evolved "dinosaurs." LOL.🦕
Interesting.
He likes it, it just tickles.
And a lil itchy
@@ThePlatinumVault "DiD tHe LiZaRd TeLl YoU iT tIcKlEs ?"🤓🤪
@java_sucks why did I laugh so hard at that.
@Elbisivylerab let's find out. 1) how old are you?
Im pretty sure even from your own experience you can tell peling skin doesnt tickling it actually hurts wow who would have thought just live everyone knew hes hurting his animal for views. @@java_sucks
That look he gave at the end was kind of precious
Exactly what I was about to type. It was adorable
Lol its the cutest thing they do it quite often lol its a look of many emotions. All dependsnon context ofbwhats happening could be mad coupd be in love or he could be having his loose shed removed haha @@Memnto_Morii
That's the most infectious "thank you" expression I've ever seen... magical 😉
That last one, he was just like: yo, am i lookin good or what?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
Right
He rizz
Lol
Awwwww🤣🤣🤣
Looked right at YOU. He's got so much personality lmao
He really does!!!
Yeah, he almost looked like Trump.
Beardies are such a joy. Every single one I've met has a unique little personality!
@@serbrat😂😂😂😂
@@serbratDon't be rude to the poor creature now, it doesn't deserve that!
My guy can breath in 8D now
😂😂😂😂
UHD
8k 1000mp omega zoom plus xL ultra😅
In Dolby Atmos
I saw a face in that 8D
Like >:8D
He pulled the skin from the nose he got real happy. Poor fella. Sucks they can't shed all of it.
I wonder if they get the same "pulling out my brain" feeling like humans get with real long boogers
How do they do it in the wild if they can't do it on their own? Genuinely curious
@@israelmota9307they do but takes longer
@@israelmota9307 they can just humans always interfere
@@israelmota9307Environment. Homes don’t have the same climate as their natural habitat, so their skin doesn’t shed properly and they need assistance.
I like how he comes back out. Even though it might be uncomfortable he knows the relief is so much better and that you’re taking care of him. The level of trust is immaculate 🥰
It's not uncomfortable, it's tickling. You can see him trying to scratch his eyelid on the stone tube after the skin is peeled off
I don't think that word means what you think it means.
@@SebiBubbleit’s definitely uncomfortable. Like.. we know this. Scientifically you only help when needed, period. Otherwise you’re just exposing raw skin when it wasn’t ready to be.
@@jordanhall6921it’s clearly showing he’s ready so what are you talking about ?
It’s like he understands what you’re doing is helping him. What a beautiful connection with life
I think essentially all domestic animals are domestic in the first place because on some level they do understand that we're empathetic, helpful things. My dog kind of proved it by pulling her limbs out of the way and giving kisses and stuff when she was sitting for medical treatment. Total exposure of a weak spot. Total trust. Two empathetic parties are a necessary component of that. It's amazing when you really look at how our pets interact with us
“All domestic animals” *proceeds to talk about the smartest*
@@steppin9057 could you write that again? It made no sense
@@steppin9057 Yeah, I did that on purpose. My gecko... Doesn't hide from me like he does other people.
Was that a better story, really?
@@user-ub1dn9eo4p Lol forgot to @ me
The way he looked at him at last 😅
He was like "Oh, I can breath properly again?"
*breathe
He definitely loves you and trust you...just tickled crazy you can understand that by the body language
I really liked that they’re both patient
Totalmente
Yeah i highly doubt the reptile loves him.. just picks up on patterns and energy. There’s no threat so it’s calm
And he’s definitely feeling the rush and relaxation that comes from deciding to trust. He keeps dipping back because he’s scared for a bit, but comes back out. And when he comes back out it melts him
@@animaladam5what is he s light bulb 😂
You can tell he appreciates it; it's just sensitive. And such a bright boy under there!
How he looks up at you at the end is so cute ❤
At first: "stop touching me"
At the end "MY FRIEND!"
"Did you get it?"
@@frederickdelius1106more like “oh my god you got it” 😂
he’s like, OH that’s what you were doing! i was wondering why i couldn’t breathe on one side!
Bruh acting nervous like the barber gonna push up his shedline 😂
Shedline is crazy😂
😂😂
Well, the dead skin is still stuck to the alive skin.
And it's being pulled out from it's eyes and nose.
That tickles.
@GiggyWiggy2086 wild stuff 😆
Bro just like us bro stopped breathing when it was time for the line up
The way he looked up at the end I heard him say “oooooh fuck that feels better”
I couldn’t imagine having shed like that tickling so far up my nose
just szneeze or laugh while you eat spaghetti and you will find out
I heard it too
Wait until your 40s. You'll be doing this with random alien nose hairs that grow double thick and triple long.
@@oliverkorner1716yo my brother in pain I understand you😔
@@hinoron6528for girls we actually do shed for ages afte 30 I think? And I'm scared as I'm 16-
The head tilt at the end looks at you, almost saying, "How does it look?"
that is exactly how you help shed a reptile! those bits are nice and loose, and just need a liiiittle bit of help coming off. he looks so relieved in the end ☺️
Why do you have to help? They do it on their own all the time.
@@OhYaSure Why wouldn't you?
@@OhYaSureEyes and noses are difficult for bearded dragons in captivity. Especially noses, they often need just a bit of help getting them out.
@@OhYaSureHay veces q a ellos les cuesta y por eso los ayudan
@@OhYaSureif there's stuck shed it can suffocate blood flow to the limbs like how humans can get a blood clot.
For anyone who doesn't know. Usually reptiles struggle to shed around eyes, fingers and other appendages which can cause issues, so at times the pet owner has to help to prevent issues. Although only if the skin is already flaked off slightly and never, EVER rip off a reptiles shedding skin with force. It'll hurt the creature more than helping it. 😇
This is correct. You should only remove them yourself if they are stuck around the eyes or nose like in the video. Otherwise just give them a bath to help loosen the pieces.
So how do they survive in the wild?
@@lazyayam632 Different environment, different clima, different genes
@@lazyayam632Either get an infection or rub it against something else and it comes off
That's exactly what happened.. 😢 that's why it hid under...
the way he rubs his head against his hide when you didnt get the full one one like "thanks man, here lemme help" the way he just sits there and lets you do that shows how great your bond is. lovely lil guy
I think it probably creates like an itching sensation as well so he rubbed his face to satisfy the itch
I'm pretty sure that's because it either hurt or felt weird
@@andriveIt definitely doesn't hurt him.
At most it's an itching sensation.
The way he looked up at you at the end… he was definitely thinking “thank you father, you have once again cured my itchiness…”
At the end he’s like thank you mama I thought you were trying to hurt me
Yikes
How do u know
Ouais bah ouais ma bite aussi
No he wasn't
It wouldn't think she was trying to hurt it since she was literally helping it and it stood there and let her.
You know he was like “Damn! I can BREATHE!”
The last look was like: Um? What you did bro? I can smell colors now 😂
Yesss😂😂😂
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Their eyes are so Mesmerizing 👀
such gorgeous creatures
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Certainly is
what a cutie, i love how much he clearly trusts you to let you so close when his senses are all mucked up and covered by the shed
I was just thinking that. The last look was so cute tho!
Little dude is learning what it means to have a friend.
That's the most cute lizard I've ever seen 😭🧡
Bearded dragon
He was like
"No! I can do it! I don’t need help! 😤
...
Hey can you help me? 🕴🏻"
I love how he keeps coming back and pitting his head up for you. You can tell he loves it, it just tickles 😂
The last one: *I CAN FINALLY BREATHE 👃🏼*
I have a bearded dragon myself, and this is the best feeling to them. And you only need to do this if they cant do it alone.
I KNOW he went “holy shit!!!” When you plucked his eye and nose lol
That demonstrates a great deal of secure trust. Why some people still believe that trust can not be demonstrated by any reptiles is mind-boggling. 🦎 ❤
When the piece came outta his nostril, he looked so relieved!
Yea..she placed it there
He definitely did look super relieved! So adorable 😍
@@otisbanananutspunkmeyer Are you trolling? Or actually that ignorant about how reptiles shed?
@@Camazotz-kz9wr a scale just pops up in his nose... Ok
@@otisbanananutspunkmeyer You clearly don't own a reptile. Plus a troll based on your other replies on other comments
The side eye at the end! 😂
I love my beardies side eye… melts my heart!
WHY is this video so satisfying?! 😂
It's cringe
@@otisbanananutspunkmeyer?
Bearded dragons are the most amazing reptiles I’ve ever interacted with. My sister has one named Smaug, and he responds to his name, say Smaug and he turns one eye to you straight away.
Awwww. He knows your trying to help take the itchy pieces away. ❤
Dieser Blick zum Schluss ❤.Wie großartig, er hat verstanden und war dankbar für die Hilfe
He does look like a Cheeto! I love him
Bro was feeling himself his eyes rolled back 😆
The way he looked up was like "this why you my dawg, dawg"
I dont what it feels like for him...but im willing to bet that it feels like a relief.
I used to do this for the lizard we had in high school. Nobody else wanted to go near her. She would just lay on her belly next to the heating lamp and let me pull all the shed off her. Was strangely satisfying. You could just about see her smiling. ❤❤
Love the way at the end he looks up as if to say THANKS👍
Dude has so much trust in you to help him gently. Love that animal human connection so much
До чего прекрасное создание,умничка,и понимает что помогают снять старую кожицу при линьке,но иногда бывает очень неприятно,но что самое интересное ведь не убигает,а все го лишь возится от неприятных ощущений,и потом снова даёт хозяину помочь снять остатки...❤❤❤
Милое чудушко
aww the way he comes back when hes calmed down
THE WAY IT CLOSES ITS EYES, IT’S SOOO CUUUTE 😻
I fricken love this part with my beardies shed. I never force it off but when it’s loose like that I am IN ON THAT SHIT BOOOOIIIII
He knows what you are doing too. So cute and he trusts you so much ❤
Awww.. he doesn’t like it but still comes back cuz he knows what you’re trying to do ❤❤❤❤
This was actually incredible
I bet that felt great a good pamper day ❤
Awww he is so super cute! Little Fella! He is just a ticklish little baby! But he fully trusts you!
Beardies are my favorite. I treated ours just like a little baby, cause she was just a sweet snuggly girl. I miss her lots. She lives to be 14
He’s so adorable 🥰 The trust he has for you is absolutely precious xxx
Last look reminded me of the lizard in Frozen 2 ADORABLEEE ❤🥺
I was just scrolling but that little bearded dragon named cheeto, has blessed my day 🧡
The way he looks at you at the end is very cute
As I watched, I thought "Is he asking for help?" That is a yes with that last look. He wouldn't hang around for it either. What a beautiful animal. Thank you for sharing ❤
The boogie shed at the end. Poor little dragon, he must feel so much better after that. ❤️🔥
I loved the way he rubbed his head so freaking cute I absolutely adore him❤❤❤
Usually you’re not supposed to do that, but the layer was already mostly detached so I doubt it was actually painful at all
You're very uneducated in reptiles
@@calebwillis4446Ehh not too sure about that.
For shedding, if there is stuck shed and the reptile is struggling to remove it, it is indeed helpful to help them at least a little. Even just loosening it will help. Shallow, warm baths are a good idea too :)
@@calebwillis4446 his statement isn’t that off base. You assist when they need assistance, but you don’t when they haven’t fully molted.
@_snowyfall_ shedding is not a painful process for these animals if al goes smoothly. It's only painful if shed becomes stuck, such as the eyes, nostrils and especially dragons, there joints. Never said don't help them. But this is not a painful process for these animals.
@@FrogWalrus wasn't why I replied. Shedding isn't a painful process for reptiles.
Ящерка с такой любовью смотрит на свою маму или папу😊❤❤❤
He thanked you on that last one 😊
Really did look like it looked up and said "thanks for pulling that out of my nose"
Very smart. Knows to continue the process. Incredibly well-behaved.
That has to be such a relief to get that "boogy" out of his nose 😅❣️
Awww he must be relieved after you helped him take the dead skin off. Good job for taking care of your pet
Do they all get their own human in the wild
They don’t live nearly as long without humans :) and they walk around with missing toes and limbs!
I hate these comments, they are not in the wild so stop comparing them as such. In the wild stuck sheds lead to lost limbs, as well as they don’t survive nearly as long as captive do. As owners it may not be needed to beardies cause most the time they do it on their own but sometimes we need to step it to keep them happy and safe. 🙄
@@tonipalmieri4100 sounds like a skill issue. Get Darwin’d out if you die because your skin falls off and you can’t get a grip
Cheeto has got to be, hands down, the best freaking name for a bearded dragon I've ever heard! 🤣
He evidently knowes your trying to help
Mine had trouble around nose & eye. This was exactly what I did to help him R.I.P. George the Dragon aka Georgie (10.5 years alive). I love their different personalities.
10 years is incredible! Thank you for your kind comment
I heard that peeling the skin from your iguana during their shedding process is painful for them
This isn’t an iguana lmao
@@mantamariee4181they sometimes do. I've seen bearded dragons with missing toes, feet, tail tips and one time even an entire eye due to owners not helping with stuck shed.
@@Axodlepeople really need to start using their critical thinking skills instead of repeating what someone has told them
@@mantamariee4181if they never needed help with the shedding process, why would wild bearded dragons lose toes and parts of the tail due to stuck shed cutting off blood flow to the area? Use your head please
Can't even tell the difference between a bearded dragon and an iguana but is trying to educate someone on reptile care. What a joke
Omg! This is so adorable! We love you, lil Cheeto! 🧀 🐉
I help my Bearded Dragon Girl, Temptress, during shed, as well! The level of trust you build with Reptiles is so unique and beautiful!
Adorable 🥰
😊
"Boy! I can breathe!" 😮🥰
its completely aware of what you are doing. amazing trust and confidence it has in you
he looks so healthy!
The orange is beautiful ❤
I just did this the orher night. I came home from work and my dragon had his back to me showing me the shed that occured. I immediately threw my bag down and grabbed my tweezers and went to town lol. Its most satifying grabbing it from the nostril and eyes cus i feel like they breathe and see so much better afterwards.
Don't do that. Only help them with eyes and nose if it's been multiple days since they shed and it's still on. Or else it can easily hurt them.
Bro can smell colors now
Poor Cheeto needed help. Good job on helping them
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That look your beardy gave you is priceless
Ive never seen a beardie that bright orange before. Thats badass!!
The way he looked up like, 'do we have to do this NOW?' 😂😂😂😂
i wish i could shed like that, it seems really satisfying and relieving
What a beautiful creature.
He is so expressive, i wonder what is going on in their little minds
He's actually pretty chill about this
I miss helping my beautiful Beardy. She died many years ago and was a lovely little lady.
That looks so satisfying.. and adorable 🥰
so cuteeee it tickles but u can feel his relief too
what a vibrant little man
Why are these so satisfying to watch
Oh man! The one stuck is his nose really helped. So cutee
we used to have Beardy dragons!! Omg I miss them they where such sweet pets ❤
He looks up at you like did you get it all? Are we done? 😂😂😂