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if i got a 5 pack of crested geckos i wouldnt complain 🤣

You should tell us cause I just bought a Boa off a website and I didn’t realize the breeders would send them in crappy packaging.

Hello! I saw u on morph market and I love your babies! So cute ❤

I also did a lot of research before I got my snake I also have a corn snake I use a mixture of echo earth and reptile soil and repti bark and it works great for the humidity requirements for a ball python

I use a heat mat on the hot side and a deep heat projector on the cool side both with a thermostat my ball python is in a 40 gallon but he is over a year old also not a baby I got mine from a breeder

Have you seen the video from robbies reptiles where he talks about putting whey and bee pollen in their food? Any thoughts? Seems like it be a good idea

Whats up wt her and petsmart? Jst curious this my sec video I watched n hear her stay that abt them so it got me wondering

I would say you forgot what type of thermometer you recommended for tubs and what type for glass tanks.

What type of isopods did you use?

You should not be having that moist of an environment for sand boas they need dryer enclosures pls use a different substrate aspen chips n sand is perfect but great set up but for wrong snake

Really awesome room! My experience with baby snakes, they always seem to feed best when kept in tubs, and it is much easier to provide humidity for those that need it. I do notice however with my adult boas, the ones I keep in tubs seem to be more pissy compared to the ones kept in clear-front enclosures. All of mine are dwarf boas, and they are known for having some spice. My guess is that the ones in cages with clear front doors simply get more used to me being in the room, while the boas in tubs always seem more surprised and agitated when I suddenly pull their tubs open. I will be moving the tub boas to cages to see if it makes a difference. Don't know if you have had experience with that as well?

How did you put the holes in the side of the plastic bin also what size did you get?

I love seeing that you spent so much time researching. I just did the same with a sulcata. I put it off for a long time but did a ton of research too and decided it was finally time. Your enclosure is beautiful! Great job!

What type of enclosure is that that you got off of Craigslist I love it want to buy one

And It doesn’t say live animals. That company is Straight Trash!!!!!

Great looking room!! I am very jealous!!

This is the only video of yours I’ve seen so far but I just wanted to say how much I love this room!! The pink LEDs are such a nice touch, now I want some for myself. It looks like you take such good care of your animals and I love that you emphasized how you clean your hands in between handling them! Great video and great animals.

Last time I comment they do make heat pads that are safe for certain plastic totes and it's always recommended you put them on the side and never underneath to prevent it from overheating melting or catching fire.

Literally lukewarm water

3 1/2 minutes in hit me at a hard spot I spent $50 to rescue an adult snake but I was told was a male when was a female she was 3 years old and only 3 ft long because she was kept in a flat long shoe bin under the bed shoe bin with three other snakes she had snakebites up her back and side and when I got her because he said she hadn't ate and gave me a frozen rat and I fed it to her not thinking anything about it... That rat had a respiratory infection it was so hard to cure my snake of that when she was finally cured it had been eight months since she ate and no matter what I gave her no matter what I tried she would not eat after she died two months shy of a year of me having her

Moi, leave nice comment cause you have a cute accent

you remind me of my ex girlfriend lols:)

nice unedited vid.

Good morning beautiful! This is so cool. 💜

I love this! So motivational for me to get up and take care of sh*t in my animal room ❤

WHY DO HAVE THE FLYINH SAUCER WHEEL

think people should do their research , alot research on bp. n give them the best life possible. I've been doing research now over a yr I feel I'm comfortable now with bp n issues that come with them .your enclosures are set up great I suggest covering sides n back of glass enclosure with aquarium backing pictures.makesit more secure

nice enclosures reptile rm cool.did u upgrade egg eating snake enclosure ?,.. his habitat looked Lil small but loved the tour n how u deco the enclosures. n that empty tank tree frog maybe ?

Good stuff. Pretty comprehensive

This was awesome thanks for sharing

Is that snake in a freakin old dirty sock!!!? Ew! Poor baby

What size are the exo teras that house your large crested geckos?

Thats not a dwarf hamster

I love your reptiles😍

You need to shout out who the breeder is of the first box. They need the reputation they deserve. Why are you protecting them?

What lighting do you use for your glass enclosures?

What rack is that behind you and where did you get it?

Where are the wired shelves from?

my crestie is about 3-4 months old and he’s in a 12x12x18. at what age should i move him to a bigger enclosure?

Do you still have any crested geckos for sale?

I just produced my first babies and wanted to Make sure I was doing everything right ! I’m keeping them in a nano exo terra the tiny square one paper towels a paper towel roll to hide in and climb on and some fake leaves.

I can’t believe what some people do to these beautiful animals I’m so happy you rescue them and give them the best life 💕

I loved the video, but you didn't identify some of the animals, like the one with the long ass nose and the one called Tokyo, so the far. Good stuff though. I'm enjoying it a good deal

Btw, that’s not a dwarf hamster, it’s actually a Syrian

Whats ya ig

Just discovered your channel.. you got an awesome lizard collection.. you've earned a new sub ☺️

O i gosh so cool!

You don’t need to set it to 90 degrees. This information is all bad. SMH

Oh my gosh! That first snake's packaging was beyond ridiculous. That poor lil' boa constrictor... I'm obviously just repeating the obvious remarks made by others already. But that box was way too small. And she was absolutely crammed tight into that old sock. I very recently picked up a snake locally, and so just drove him home in my own vehicle. And even then, I was carfull. I cannot imagine a poor animal being thrown around for hours in a box without padding!

The link for the hydrometer is broken