That's so cool. I wasn't even aware of the Rusty Dessert Monitors existence until last week. I don't know how it escaped me. Great video and excellent choices
Nice choices Luke I personally like & let the the Kimbos, stunning. Definitely though bells phase Lacey & the rusty desert monitor on my wish list. Sorry I haven’t tuned in for a while had some shit going on. Cheers mate
I'd definitely say mine is: 1. Panoptes 2. Eremius 3. Glebopalma 4. Perentie 5. Both Southern and Northern Pilbara Rock Monitors (couldn't pick a favourite, lol)
All very solid choices mate, another great video as always Edit: tristis are definitely my fav but mitchelli are a close second, hope when I move to Australia eventually that I'll be able to own them.
I think I would have to go with 5. Kim rocks, 4. glebos, 3. Spencer's, 2. Pilbara rock monitor, 1. perentie. That said, it is very difficult to rate such a cool group of lizards. I have only seen 14 Australian species in the wild, so I am just under half way to seeing them all. Hopefully I'll be able to tick another 2-3 this fall.
@@BeachesScalyBeasts NT (Kakadu) and WA (East Kimberley). Hoping to add at least glebo and glauerti, at least those will be a focus to find and photograph.
It depends really. I don’t usually hose it off however when I built my frog tank I gave it a thorough hose down to be sure there wasn’t any residue at all for her highly permeable skin.
Do you know anything about emerald swift lizard I have one It's 5month old now I got it at a month old.i just like to talk to someone it's hard to find anyone who has 1
@@BeachesScalyBeasts I was also more intrested in Glauerti´s but someone told me, they are hiding lot of the time and ackies are more outside, can you confirm this?
Hello, I am breeding pygmy monitors in Korea. Can you tell me the temperature and humidity of the kennel My monitor hides in a tree and doesn't come out all day. What's wrong with that?
If it’s new it’ll hide for a while. It’s only trying to adjust to a new environment. I don’t really monitor humidity but my basking spot temperature’s are usually 50c roughly with plenty of areas for them to escape the heat.
@@BeachesScalyBeasts Thank you. My current kennel is exo terra 90cm/45cm/45cm, but after seeing your recent video, I decided to change to a higher breeding ground. Thank you so much. There is no one in Korea who grows pygmy monitors..😂
That's so cool. I wasn't even aware of the Rusty Dessert Monitors existence until last week. I don't know how it escaped me. Great video and excellent choices
Thanks mate! Yeah they are cool little desert species 🤙🏼
I agree!!! i lovveee glebopalma!!! Stunning monitors - but semiremex will always be my favourite
They are a mad species too!
Mine would have to be the Pilbara rock monitor , great video
Very nice choice 👍🏻
Nice choices Luke I personally like & let the the Kimbos, stunning. Definitely though bells phase Lacey & the rusty desert monitor on my wish list. Sorry I haven’t tuned in for a while had some shit going on. Cheers mate
All good mate! I’ve been in the same boat recently. Hence the lack of uploads. Hope everything is alright now mate or at least on the mend.
Great video mate
Thanks Chad!
Closest the US can get to scalaris is similis. They are very similar but entirely black and white. Super pretty.
Great lizards 🦎
I'd definitely say mine is:
1. Panoptes
2. Eremius
3. Glebopalma
4. Perentie
5. Both Southern and Northern Pilbara Rock Monitors (couldn't pick a favourite, lol)
Panoptes are dope. That’s a solid list!
Awesome list !! 👌 I'm in canada and have a kimberley rock monitor, arguably my favorite reptile I keep!!
All very solid choices mate, another great video as always
Edit: tristis are definitely my fav but mitchelli are a close second, hope when I move to Australia eventually that I'll be able to own them.
They are pretty common in the hobby here so now you’ll be able to!
I’ve seen a bell’s phase lace monitor in the wild before
Awesome stuff mate!
Thank you they are a great looking species.😊
I think I would have to go with 5. Kim rocks, 4. glebos, 3. Spencer's, 2. Pilbara rock monitor, 1. perentie. That said, it is very difficult to rate such a cool group of lizards. I have only seen 14 Australian species in the wild, so I am just under half way to seeing them all. Hopefully I'll be able to tick another 2-3 this fall.
That’s a solid list! Yeah it really is hard. They all have their merits. Oh nice! Where are you off to?
@@BeachesScalyBeasts NT (Kakadu) and WA (East Kimberley). Hoping to add at least glebo and glauerti, at least those will be a focus to find and photograph.
1. flying sand monitors
2. swimming sand monitors
So basically anything you can catch, haha
Hahahahahahah! That comment wins!
i myself look for features of the monitor / different face then color second
Fair enough :)
When you make stuff out of tile pointing do you have to hose it off after it drys or can you put it straight into a tank
It depends really. I don’t usually hose it off however when I built my frog tank I gave it a thorough hose down to be sure there wasn’t any residue at all for her highly permeable skin.
How big should a Gillens Monitor be at 6 months and 1 year?
Depending on genetics and diet etc but id roughly say around 15-20cms including tail.
@@BeachesScalyBeastsHow long till they are full grown
Do you know anything about emerald swift lizard I have one It's 5month old now I got it at a month old.i just like to talk to someone it's hard to find anyone who has 1
Hi mate, I don’t sorry. Your mention of it is the first I’ve known about them.
I have to choose between Kimberleys and Ackies, what would you get if its your only monitor?
Personally I’d get a Kimberley after owning both. That’s just me though.
@@BeachesScalyBeasts I was also more intrested in Glauerti´s but someone told me, they are hiding lot of the time and ackies are more outside, can you confirm this?
Hello, I am breeding pygmy monitors in Korea.
Can you tell me the temperature and humidity of the kennel
My monitor hides in a tree and doesn't come out all day.
What's wrong with that?
It's been 10 days since I brought the monitor home
If it’s new it’ll hide for a while. It’s only trying to adjust to a new environment. I don’t really monitor humidity but my basking spot temperature’s are usually 50c roughly with plenty of areas for them to escape the heat.
@@BeachesScalyBeasts Thank you. My current kennel is exo terra 90cm/45cm/45cm, but after seeing your recent video, I decided to change to a higher breeding ground. Thank you so much. There is no one in Korea who grows pygmy monitors..😂
@@BeachesScalyBeasts Is Exotera 904590 okay? I'm worried that the temperature won't be maintained