That was great! I think the emeralds were my fav but as far as the outdoors animals go I can't pick a fav they are all nice. That Spencer's was funny 😂.
the ones around Sydney region can be tamed and handled quite well. an old one at our home we sometimes feed will come up and lie on our lap. it's almost 2 meters long.
Johanan Micaiah ETMs are found on a few Australian islands in the Torres Straits between the Cape York Peninsula and New Guinea. Tiny range and population for sure in that country.
Charles Lee Ray I’m in LA and think all of these species, aside from the Emerald tree monitor, would probably do great outdoors for much of the year in Southern California. Would need an indoor option or at least a heated shelter for cold nights.
Welsh valley reptiles Man I have the opposite problem lol. I live in Arizona and its too hot and dry to keep many reptiles outdoors. Some tortoises ro great but anything that needs lots of humidity is really difficult to keep outdoors. Misters can't keep up with the dryness and If I were to try to contain the humidity I'd just end up cooking my reptiles because of the greenhouse effect. If it's 120 degrees and sunny outside, a glass cage sitting in the same area could be approaching 200 degrees. It's probably doable, but itd be so much easier if I was somewhere cooler and more humid like florida.
Damn your monitors are mean and not tame , you should consider taming your animals so they know you. Cause from what I’ve just seen they all hate and want to eat you. You making me not want one now
He doesnt have to tame his monitors. Not all monitors can even be tame. if your expectations are that you are going to get a pet monitor and its going to be “tame” then maybe a monitor isnt the right pet for you. Its takes time to build trust with a monitor and Joe doesnt own them to have “puppy tame” monitors, he owns them for the excited of having australias Iconic monitors!
Youre telling me to shut up? Bro.. You clearly dont know anything about Monitors and their behaviour. “Your making me not want one now” thats honestly probably best if your mind set is that you are going to be able to cuddle with it and watch tv whilst you tickle its tummy.
Judge and the family mate if you think owning Monitors is like owning a dog or a blue tongue where it's all rainbows and unicorns your dreaming. Unless you want a little Ackie Monitor, these guys don't play ball like a Bearded Dragon. If you think that it's that simple you shouldn't own Monitors at all. Monitors are incredibly smart and territorial as seen in these videos so they are not trying to kill them nor do they hate them. Grow up, do some research before commenting next time would ya.
So happy to see the Argus!!! Great video 🙏
Love this video mate
Those tree monitors have to be a dream animal!!
Yeah definitely they are stunning! Thanks for watching Nic!
Love it jake, I love those emerald tree monitors there stunning
That was great! I think the emeralds were my fav but as far as the outdoors animals go I can't pick a fav they are all nice. That Spencer's was funny 😂.
Joe Ball is Da Man!
Keep up the good work mate
thank you 🙂
Awesome video. Those outdoor enclosures are really outstanding. So cool to see that The Spencer’s monitor is crazy defensive and feisty. Wow!
Ha ha great reflexes by Joe with the panoptis, and stunning emraled green trees
haha he's lucky otherwise it definitely would've messed up his hand. haha and the emeralds are absolutely amazing!
This is awesome!! Monitors are the best!! :D Great vid as always Jake
Thank you heaps!
Very nice monitor video bro. I enjoyed it. 👍
Thank you!
Great video mate
awesome video. stunning animals
Thanks Cooper.
Very cool!
Argus monitors are badasses
Loving this channel...
Thank you!
Awesome I love Aussie monitors
I wish we could keep those tree monitors in Victoria, or even just panoptes.
I know right! ahhh I wish!
They are absolutely the cutest thing i have ever seen, are there any monitor species that are tane enough to hug?
the ones around Sydney region can be tamed and handled quite well. an old one at our home we sometimes feed will come up and lie on our lap. it's almost 2 meters long.
Great video you have an awesome collection
Absolutely beautiful emeralds
Nice video, Joes great to talk to. Are perenties mostly terrestrial?
Yeah I'd say they are mostly terrestrial because they are so big and heavy.
That's what I want that green lizard!
How much are emerald tree monitors
Great video, the monitors were awesome
Thank you!
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How big can these Paranties get compared to these in the vid?
Parenties are soo pretty
My god those are beauties !
No Panoptes?! They are bigger than Lace. V.p.rubidus and V.p.panoptes.
Love the video jake
Thanks Jarrod. If you ever see me at school and you want to chat about anything or ask questions just come over to me!
Aussie Reptilez cheers mate
Was that you jake
I’m aussie reptiles yeah! I’m the kid not the red head 😂
Are emerald tree monitors native to Australia?
Johanan Micaiah Yea they are
@@sharpshooter4529 Which part? I always thought they were only from Indonesia
Johanan Micaiah ETMs are found on a few Australian islands in the Torres Straits between the Cape York Peninsula and New Guinea. Tiny range and population for sure in that country.
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Monitors are my favourite, my Spencer's was tame as, used to look for cuddles. Looking into getting a lacy this year if I can get the permit
Laceys are great!
definitely not animals to be messed with though!
@@AussieReptilez yea they can do some serious damage lol
Too dry here in California to have cages like that but maybe a green house someday.
that
would be cool
Charles Lee Ray I’m in LA and think all of these species, aside from the Emerald tree monitor, would probably do great outdoors for much of the year in Southern California. Would need an indoor option or at least a heated shelter for cold nights.
Cracking video :) wish I lived somewhere hot ... I'd love to be able to house my monitors/anacondas outdoors .
Welsh valley reptiles Man I have the opposite problem lol. I live in Arizona and its too hot and dry to keep many reptiles outdoors. Some tortoises ro great but anything that needs lots of humidity is really difficult to keep outdoors. Misters can't keep up with the dryness and If I were to try to contain the humidity I'd just end up cooking my reptiles because of the greenhouse effect. If it's 120 degrees and sunny outside, a glass cage sitting in the same area could be approaching 200 degrees. It's probably doable, but itd be so much easier if I was somewhere cooler and more humid like florida.
don't forget burms :) my all time fav snake
Damn your monitors are mean and not tame , you should consider taming your animals so they know you. Cause from what I’ve just seen they all hate and want to eat you. You making me not want one now
He doesnt have to tame his monitors. Not all monitors can even be tame.
if your expectations are that you are going to get a pet monitor and its going to be “tame” then maybe a monitor isnt the right pet for you. Its takes time to build trust with a monitor and Joe doesnt own them to have “puppy tame” monitors, he owns them for the excited of having australias Iconic monitors!
Aussie Reptilez dude shut up like seriously lol
Youre telling me to shut up?
Bro.. You clearly dont know anything about Monitors and their behaviour.
“Your making me not want one now” thats honestly probably best if your mind set is that you are going to be able to cuddle with it and watch tv whilst you tickle its tummy.
Judge and the family mate if you think owning Monitors is like owning a dog or a blue tongue where it's all rainbows and unicorns your dreaming. Unless you want a little Ackie Monitor, these guys don't play ball like a Bearded Dragon. If you think that it's that simple you shouldn't own Monitors at all. Monitors are incredibly smart and territorial as seen in these videos so they are not trying to kill them nor do they hate them. Grow up, do some research before commenting next time would ya.
@@judgeandthefamily4191 stuff You