Amy. Wow too cute and cool. Georgia plays with the crazy ball toy. Smh. Another great video by my awesome daughter and her amazing reptile 🦎 lizard 🦎 buddies. lol. Right on 👍
Thanks for the comment dad lol ! & it’s actually an enrichment activity that’s really good to do if you have monitors. It’s gets their brains going & gets them thinking & figuring out how they can get the food out of the toy. It’s interesting to watch because sometimes he does it differently and sometimes he goes about it the same way to get the food out
Just now seeing these comments 🤦🏼♀️ But yes thank you ! I thought this was perfect for enrichment activities like this one. The openings are big enough so he can get his hands in there but the food doesn’t just fall right out, so that’s good ! He really is pretty calm & not crazy at all. I’ve been starting to let him free roam a bit…after watching your videos & feeling confident about it & what all to do ! & let me just say….you’re right…this shit does work ! Haha !! 🦎😉🤙🏻
@@amysreptileadventures6664 Yeah I saw your other video too, great job. You might see a bit of independence re-emerge early on since they have more freedom on roams, but the relationship will grow in this new space the same way it did at the tank. You're already their source of food, now you will become their source of freedom as opposed to their jailor. Of course it works, They're all just little komodo dragons, it's the same brain. They all want to survey their surroundings, carve out and mark territory, hunt for food, and look for mates. He was a bit jumpy a couple times in your other video but that's just because it's all new territory for him. Just let him explore and figure everything out for himself and watch how confident and calm he's going to become in this new space once he knows there are no threats around.
Amy. Wow too cute and cool. Georgia plays with the crazy ball toy. Smh. Another great video by my awesome daughter and her amazing reptile 🦎 lizard 🦎 buddies. lol. Right on 👍
Thanks for the comment dad lol ! & it’s actually an enrichment activity that’s really good to do if you have monitors. It’s gets their brains going & gets them thinking & figuring out how they can get the food out of the toy. It’s interesting to watch because sometimes he does it differently and sometimes he goes about it the same way to get the food out
Great find with that ball... Perfect for this with those larger diamond holes on the side.
Georgia's so gentle and patient, what a peach!
Just now seeing these comments 🤦🏼♀️
But yes thank you ! I thought this was perfect for enrichment activities like this one. The openings are big enough so he can get his hands in there but the food doesn’t just fall right out, so that’s good !
He really is pretty calm & not crazy at all.
I’ve been starting to let him free roam a bit…after watching your videos & feeling confident about it & what all to do ! & let me just say….you’re right…this shit does work ! Haha !! 🦎😉🤙🏻
@@amysreptileadventures6664 Yeah I saw your other video too, great job. You might see a bit of independence re-emerge early on since they have more freedom on roams, but the relationship will grow in this new space the same way it did at the tank. You're already their source of food, now you will become their source of freedom as opposed to their jailor.
Of course it works, They're all just little komodo dragons, it's the same brain. They all want to survey their surroundings, carve out and mark territory, hunt for food, and look for mates. He was a bit jumpy a couple times in your other video but that's just because it's all new territory for him.
Just let him explore and figure everything out for himself and watch how confident and calm he's going to become in this new space once he knows there are no threats around.
Georgiaventures!
I like it ! May need to change the channel name to that ! Seems more fitting haha
Ohhh by the way that was from Dad lol. 😉