Frilled dragons make amazing pets. They almost never bite and the bite doesn't feel like anything anyways. They just flare up to look aggressive and then you pick it up and it just accepts it lol.
It's amazing the range of personalities. Same with birds. I never thought I'd want a parrot or chameleon till I saw the personalities these animals can have. What is helpful for me is having a smaller cage for my cham and one for my parrots to have them in outside for UV exposure. That way I don't have to worry about them and can go make lunch or something for 15 mins. I always put a towel over a portion of the cage or only half in the sun so they can choose to go in the shade just in case.
Dude 🧉😎 I love Frilled Dragon's I used to own years and years ago Chinese water dragons😂 and they became Way Bigger than what the shop owner suggested 😅(sadly mine only lived to be 25yrs old 😢) but they lived a very good life with me growing up as a teen to young adult 😊 Btws New subscriber and yes I'm getting back into the predatory and exotic pet collection,finally got my own residence: looking forward to more exciting uploads from your channel May God continue to bless you and your family 🙏😊💜
@@Tommys_reptiles Senegal Bichir predatory fish, at least 8 of them, 4 males/4 females. And 8 frilled lizards, 2 males/6 females :) these are my first shopping 🛒 🦎 🦎 🦎 🦎 🦎 🦎 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 list
i have a Frilled neck in our yard which named thin Lizzy. its sort of like our pet. Its wild but it no longer runs away from us when encounter it, it stop and looks and listens when we talk, i think it realises we mean it no harm. its often around our compost bin chasing insects. hot days we don't see Thin Lizzy. on overcast days he will spend a large parts of the day sunning on the concrete paths. I'm extra cautious when mowing the lawn, because Lizzy comes out for all the buggies, and may not realise the danger of following me around. they an amazing animal and I can see why people are attracted to them as pets.
No I am just always expanding my enclosures and sizes. It’s all part of a plan so I can construct an outdoor walk-in enclosure so they have so much room!🤜🤛
My frilly is a bastard who gets off on scaring the petsitters. Likes to wait in ambush and pop out full frill, then sit back frill retracted head tilted like "silly me did i scare you?" As if he didnt know exactly what he did. He still tries on me sometimes buti live with him and am mostly immune. Also its rather difficult to mis a 3.5ft lizard doing their tip tapping anticipation dance on the hardwood while lurking around a corner. Hes also toilet trained and harness trained and way more affectionate then a frilly has any business being. I lucked out on his personality and handlability...now if i could get him to stop scaring the petsitters....
Man how do we get rid of mites ?! They eat away the frill rite ? I have a full grown female and she really went down hill and I’m almost getting ready to surrender her I don’t want her to die but I seen your video and figured it must be mites I need to combat them asap!
Hey I have had them with a Frilly before. I usually soak them in water with the animal safe dawn dish soap or olive oil. I soak them for around 20-30 mins while I use a Q-Tip to remove the mites from the lizard’s body. It usually takes a couple days of soaking them for 20-30 mins to get all the mites. Then I put them in a sterile enclosure on white paper towels until I know the mites are gone. Once their soak is over I rinse all the soapy or olive oil water off of the Lizard. I hope this helps if you have any other questions I’d be happy to try to help more. Good Luck!
Jurassic park is Hollywood, not a science documentary. Also we know Raptors were covered in feathers and were very colorful like birds. T rex had extremely good eyesight and sense of smell 100 times better than a bloodhound. Also Dinosaurs didn’t roar, they were not mammals or reptiles. They shared a common ancestor with reptiles. Raptors were not cold bloodied, they were warm bloodied and there feathers were to keep them warm.
Frilled dragons make amazing pets. They almost never bite and the bite doesn't feel like anything anyways. They just flare up to look aggressive and then you pick it up and it just accepts it lol.
And they look cute when they flare tbh
But it means they threathened by you😢
No there not good pets they cost way to much money and there very rare
Dawg they do bite, plus they have sharp teeth that do damage
all of your frilled dragons are cool
Thank you!
I follow on IG, but this was the best info video about your dragons. Interesting personalities!
Thank you! 🙌
The enclosure with the sliding door was a good idea!!
Your lizards are so beautiful! 😍 ❤
It's always the first lizard that makes a big impression.
It's amazing the range of personalities. Same with birds. I never thought I'd want a parrot or chameleon till I saw the personalities these animals can have. What is helpful for me is having a smaller cage for my cham and one for my parrots to have them in outside for UV exposure. That way I don't have to worry about them and can go make lunch or something for 15 mins. I always put a towel over a portion of the cage or only half in the sun so they can choose to go in the shade just in case.
Dude 🧉😎 I love Frilled Dragon's
I used to own years and years ago Chinese water dragons😂 and they became Way Bigger than what the shop owner suggested 😅(sadly mine only lived to be 25yrs old 😢) but they lived a very good life with me growing up as a teen to young adult 😊
Btws New subscriber and yes I'm getting back into the predatory and exotic pet collection,finally got my own residence: looking forward to more exciting uploads from your channel
May God continue to bless you and your family 🙏😊💜
That is awesome! I’m glad you are getting back into the hobby! What do you plan on getting first?
@@Tommys_reptiles Senegal Bichir predatory fish, at least 8 of them, 4 males/4 females. And 8 frilled lizards, 2 males/6 females :) these are my first shopping 🛒 🦎 🦎 🦎 🦎 🦎 🦎 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 🐟 list
Cool lizards my dude.
Thank You!🤜🤛
You do an outstanding job bro
Thank You!😊
I love them
Really enjoyed this!
Thanks Brotha!🤜🤛
i have a Frilled neck in our yard which named thin Lizzy. its sort of like our pet. Its wild but it no longer runs away from us when encounter it, it stop and looks and listens when we talk, i think it realises we mean it no harm. its often around our compost bin chasing insects. hot days we don't see Thin Lizzy. on overcast days he will spend a large parts of the day sunning on the concrete paths. I'm extra cautious when mowing the lawn, because Lizzy comes out for all the buggies, and may not realise the danger of following me around. they an amazing animal and I can see why people are attracted to them as pets.
Thank you
Frilled dragons are the cutest reptiles on the world, especially squishy is the best!
I LOVE THEM
I prefer to hydrate MY lizards with quality water from Australia and only feed them Australian crickets.
I feed my bearded dragon the souls of Catholics
@@ThisUserNameWasNotTaken Ooh edgy.
Awesome dude 👍🏽
Thanks! 😁
I’m frilled to watch this.
😂😂😂
Cooll❤❤
I need one!!!!!
Are Australian frilled dragons a easy pet to take care of
can i feed my frilled dragon silkworms?
I am not entirely sure, if I find out I will let You know.
How big will pickles get?
Maybe Two Feet😊
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every animal video ive watched, its always temporary enclosure, is that like a algorithm safe term.
No I am just always expanding my enclosures and sizes. It’s all part of a plan so I can construct an outdoor walk-in enclosure so they have so much room!🤜🤛
My frilly is a bastard who gets off on scaring the petsitters. Likes to wait in ambush and pop out full frill, then sit back frill retracted head tilted like "silly me did i scare you?" As if he didnt know exactly what he did. He still tries on me sometimes buti live with him and am mostly immune. Also its rather difficult to mis a 3.5ft lizard doing their tip tapping anticipation dance on the hardwood while lurking around a corner. Hes also toilet trained and harness trained and way more affectionate then a frilly has any business being. I lucked out on his personality and handlability...now if i could get him to stop scaring the petsitters....
Man how do we get rid of mites ?! They eat away the frill rite ? I have a full grown female and she really went down hill and I’m almost getting ready to surrender her I don’t want her to die but I seen your video and figured it must be mites I need to combat them asap!
Hey I have had them with a Frilly before. I usually soak them in water with the animal safe dawn dish soap or olive oil. I soak them for around 20-30 mins while I use a Q-Tip to remove the mites from the lizard’s body. It usually takes a couple days of soaking them for 20-30 mins to get all the mites. Then I put them in a sterile enclosure on white paper towels until I know the mites are gone. Once their soak is over I rinse all the soapy or olive oil water off of the Lizard. I hope this helps if you have any other questions I’d be happy to try to help more. Good Luck!
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WHY U HAVE SO MANY DILOS
Not hating or anything but the frilled dragon actually kinda look like Dilophosaurus from Jurassic Park and World 😂😂😂
Where do u think they got the inspiration from? There’s no scientific evidence that Dilophosaurus had a frill.
Jurassic park is Hollywood, not a science documentary. Also we know Raptors were covered in feathers and were very colorful like birds. T rex had extremely good eyesight and sense of smell 100 times better than a bloodhound. Also Dinosaurs didn’t roar, they were not mammals or reptiles. They shared a common ancestor with reptiles. Raptors were not cold bloodied, they were warm bloodied and there feathers were to keep them warm.
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