Set Up Your REPTILE ROOM PROPERLY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I finally take you through my reptile room! I walk/talk through the equipment and setups for my giant day gecko, crested gecko, boa imperators, Brazilian rainbow boa, and jungle carpet python. I also provide some advice for those of you who want to establish a reptile collection of your own!
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0:00 Intro
1:14 Room Climate Control
3:43 Ginat Day Gecko
9:34 Crested Gecko
12:51 Boa imperators
15:52 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
19:21 Jungle Carpet Python
22:00 Average Cost/ $$ Saving Tips
23:42 Don't Animal Hoard!!
24:38 I want to see YOUR Setups!
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ABOUT DILLON:
Welcome to my channel, Animals at Home! Here you will find the reptile videos I have made as well as video versions of The Animals at Home Podcast! The podcast mainly focuses on the pet reptile industry. My mission with Animals at Home is simple: To inspire others to push the limits of their reptile husbandry by promoting the importance of high level, creative husbandry individualized for each reptile.
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Try this at your own risk! I take full responsibility for the safety of this setup for myself but cannot recommend anyone copy what I have done unless you are willing to do the same.
24:38 *Send me pictures and videos of your enclosures and setups! You can send me a FB message:* facebook.com/AnimalsatHome.ca/ *or email me at* hello@animalsathome.ca
Hi Dillon, I am trying to send you photos/info on some of my enclosures, but the email address you have given doesn't seem to work. Is there a problem? And is hello part of the email address?
@@johnschlesinger2009 Hey John, I have actually received the email you sent! I was just about to respond to them actually. You sent three separate ones, correct? I'm curious what error you are receiving on your end?
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast I got an automated message from the server saying it was an invalid address. Which emails did you get? There should be two enclosure pics, plus text, and a pocture of my b.c. amarali. I will also send one of my rainbow boa enclosure/animal if you like.
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast Hi Dillon Did you get my later message? Just need to know which pics/text you received: should have been about b.c. amarali viv/ pic of snake. Is the email helloanimalsathome.ca?
@@johnschlesinger2009 Very strange, yep the correct email is "hello@animalsathome.ca" Weird that you received an invalid address message when I received them? I received 3 emails in total: 1) B.c. amarli extension enclosure, 2) Arabella and, 3) Epicrates enclosure. Did you send any others? I would love a picture of the rainbow herself!
That day gecko enclosure looks great overgrown, i love the wild look
I’ve had to clear some of the plants to make way for the UV and infrared… But other than that I’m going to leave it overgrown!
Great message about care of current animals before collecting more! Seriously the hardest lesson to learn!
Thanks for watching! 😊 I actually have another video coming out on that topic next week. Stay tuned!
Have we checked high end aquarium lighting? They have day twilight dawn night cycles with weather patterns and all that you can control with your phone.
This is actually a topic I plan on covering at some point in the podcast. There’s definitely far more advanced lighting available on the aquarium side
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast looking forward to it man. I think it’s a really good topic to bring to light for sure ….
I've been following your channel for a while and you make a lot of good points. I only have two ball pythons right now, a male and female, but I want to do right by them. They're in 4ft enclosures, but I don't think they have enough height and their decor could definite be improved. I'm moving house soon and I'm planning upgrading their current 4ftx2ftx18in tall enclosues to 5ftx30x30in fully bioactive setups for them within a few months, including time to let the vivariums run and establish to withstand the trampling that ball pythons are known for. Those animals have survived some of my own bad care, but I'm trying to learn and improve and do right by them before considering any other animals. They're only three years old and I want them to live the majority of their long lives to the fullest. I will never forget the amazement at watching my female dig the first time she got loose substrate (it was coco fiber). That's what it's all about. Giving your animals as many opportunities to exhibit natural behavior as you can. It's incredible and I want to spend my whole life fine tuning and perfecting those conditions. I hope to see reptile keepers continue to turn towards naturalistic and bioactive setups during my lifetime, too. Thanks for the work you do. It's really important.
And if you're still doing view submission vids in 2022, I'll be sure to send in the before and afters (I need to catch up with your uploads haha)!
yep, that is exactly it! You have the right mindset. I can't promise any submission videos anytime soon, I just haven't had any free time...however, I am also interesting in seeing photos! So feel free to email me whenever you like, I love seeing other keepers work!
beautiful rm great enclosures n yea im familar with cloud forest too enjoyed this tour
Thanks for all this amazing information! Your message at the end was perfect and after hearing that I subscribed. I will also definitely be checking out your podcast.
Also a little off topic I love your reading material. All of those books are amazing!
Oh yes, those books are fantastic! Thank you for watching the video, I hope you enjoy the podcast as well. You can find it on this channel as well as at any podcasting app 🙂
This is what I love to see. Minimal animals with the best care you can provide instead of Maximum animals with mediocre care.
Thanks for watching! 😄 yep, no need to go over board on animals. I go into that more in this video: th-cam.com/video/fXYfEn4puTI/w-d-xo.html
Love ur enclosures they look really nice 😊 need to get myself a sweater!
Thanks, Alyssa :) Of course right after I published the video my supplier/printer ran out of stock of the sweaters haha 🙃 so if you do order one, it might take a little extra time (the virus is slowing everything down!). Either way, thanks for watching the video 😀
Your Day Gecko is just so stinking cute, that permanent smirk! Thanks for sharing the enclosures, you always give me new ideas. I think I heard someone mention on the podcast recently something that I've always thought was important to take into account when getting an animal, which is being able to afford veterinary care for them when they get sick. I think that goes for any animal but exotics especially can have pricey vet bills.
Haha yes... she has a perma-smile :) Thanks for watching the video! And yes, great point (I'm forgetting who said that as well 🤔), people NEVER think about potential medical bills before they add a new animal to the collection.
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast it might have been the episode on Nido virus actually....but I can't remember now. I've been in the habit for years now of just setting a little money aside every month for my animals, a savings fund for them that we can dip into for medical bills and upgrades when needed. It definitely helps to have it as a buffer.
Great tour of the room and all the set ups! I'll send pictures and videos of mine soon. I'm just waiting on a dimming thermostat to be delivered to install a halogen and also finishing setting up a new enclosure, so hopefully I'll have both done in time for the next video haha
Thanks, Harvy! I'm sure I won't get around to filming he "viewer submission" video for at least another week or so. Plus, judging by the amount of response I've already received, I'm guessing I'll be doing more than 1 of these videos as well haha!
Love this!
Thanks, Karly! 😊
I have the opposite problem with humidity. I run a DEhumidifier in my room.
😂😂 haha I don’t know what’s worse 🤷🏼
Love your channel bro!
Thanks, man!
I truly love supporting people who put their animals first ! Congrats got a sub
Awesome! Welcome to the channel, hope you enjoy the rest the content available 😁
Ever wonder I i'm wanting a Boa imperator in the first place, YOU you and your boas!!
😂😂 they are great animals 😎
lovely enclosures
Thank you for watching!
I am about to build a enclosure and buy my first bcc (one of the few reptiles you can legally acquire in Brazil). thanks for the video! btw, cool space!
Thank you for watching! Good luck with your first boa, they are amazing!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast thanks! I'll send it for a react when it's ready hahaha :D
Around the 22 ish minute mark you make a great point about collecting more animals.
Think of it like this: a new gecko or other lizard can be $20 plus, a new python or boa can be $40 plus. Properly setting up that animal? If we’re talking PROPERLY setting it up? $1000. Unless you already have everything you need, yea. Hundreds if not over a thousand. Things you can’t always get at the pet store reliably. I could go to several pet store selling critters, selling glass tanks, heat mats and bulbs and fixtures. Any thermostats? Probably not. Critters are easy to accumulate but properly setting them up is much harder for many people.
Exactly! Fish keepers are much better at this. they fully understand that a $20 fish is going to cost at least $400-500 to set up
Fantastic video Dillon, great to have a closer look at your room, the enclosures and the animals!
Thanks for watching, Harry! (ps. Francis Cosquieri is next week's guest on the podcast 😎)
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast You’re welcome :)
Oh no way! That’s fantastic, certainly going to be an enjoyable episode that’s for sure! I’ve been hoping Francis would do a podcast!
Hey I came back to watch this vid as I just got my first boa a few days ago and wanted to refer to your setup as you seem to be one of the few people who actually believes in uvb for improved health of the snake, which is awesome. Also any update on when you might do the updated boa enclosures? Love all the vids
Awesome, thanks for watching man! I’m hoping to do the upgrade at some point this summer… The Covid lockdowns in Canada have made things very challenging
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast Hey I wanted to come back to this to maybe get your help on something. The boa I recently purchased is albino, so UV and Halogen would be bad correct? So i could only use non light emitting heat sources with maybe LEDs for light?
@@keeganbeams8054 You can still use both a halogen and a UV bulb. Just ensure you offer plenty of shaded areas for the snake to hide in.
gaaaah I've been looking for a way to simulate sunrise! Thank you!
Would it fit inside one of thos earcadia wire guards do you know?
Yes, it would fit!
Very sound video, Dillon 😉 the reporter gave it a kinda vintage style. Yup, finishing editing and then realizing some of the quality isn't right sure makes you jump for joy haha. Good thing we ha have our awesome animals and enclosures to cheer us up again, right?
Thanks, Oliver! Haha yes... I won't lie, there may have been some swearing involved 🙃 But you're right, the animals make everything better!
I love your message. Don't just get more animals, provide better care for the ones you have . I also love your vines in your jungle python enclosure. Did you make them yourself? If you did do you have tutorial out there that I missed?
Thank you, Karen! And nope, unfortunately, those weren’t handmade I bought those secondhand from somebody so I’m not even sure what brand they are 🤷🏼♂️
It is so important for us people living in a colder climate to not only supplement heat (and uvb) but also humidity especially in the coldest months❤️🐍🦎🐢
YES! How annoying is it when you hear keepers say: "if your humidity is too low then something is wrong with your setup"... You live in Florida, you've never experienced anything less than 60% humidity!! haha 😂 Thanks for watching, Erika!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast So true😆
Hey mate good stuff so far. Haven't caught up on your podcast episodes yet but I got a question for you about the reptile room that might have been answered elsewhere already - how necessary do you think a "reptile room" is. My Tegu and MBK are in our bedroom and we keep the temps and humidity just fine with occasional misting.
Thanks for watching, Karolina! I don’t think a reptile room is necessary at all! As long as the animal enclosures are being kept at the right climate, I don’t see any need to have a special room for reptiles 👌🏼
Great video! Where did you get the awesome hide in the bottom boa tank?
Thank you! I actually made that one: th-cam.com/video/tM59lVT3-uw/w-d-xo.html
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast stop it! That is so cool. Thanks! :)
Dang! That’s crazy your humidity is so low, in the winter we dipped down to 50%. I’m in Virginia but it doesn’t get very humid here, maybe 50-70%
Haha yeah… That’s what happens when you have to run the heat six months of the year 🤣
Awesome video! I was hoping someone would be able to answer this question a little more in depth. So if you're using cocoa fiber brick substrate on its own, that does need to be changed out or it will develop methane over time?
Is that just for if you're doing bioactive?
I've had the same substrate in my crested gecko and tarantula enclosure for a year plus without changing it out and haven't noticed any mold or decay from it. Is it okay to keep this schedule or should it be changed more often?
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it! Coconut fibre alone is OK to use for long periods of time provided it’s not in a biactive set up. If you use coconut fibre alone in a bio active system, it will eventually produce methane and sulfur. But if you’re using it in a non-bioactive system, and spot cleaning when necessary, You should be fine
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast thank you so much for the reply!
When will you do that enclosure Compilation? I really want to send mine in after I have upgraded my hog island boas enclosure. It'll take about a month though.
I'm not 100% sure when I will do it, probably in the next 1-2 weeks. However, I have a gut feeling this type of video is going to be very popular... I think the likelihood of me doing a second one (or maybe make it a semi-regular thing) is very high. So once you are done with your hog island enclosure, send it over! 🙂 If I've already finished the video, I will include it in the second one!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast Sounds really good. I also have a feeling it will be really popular. 😁
Wicked reptile room man! Hopefully you can chime in your opinion on my room tour when I post it! :)
Thanks man! Yeah I definitely will, looking forward to seeing your new setup!
you should have uvb regardless cause cresties and day geckos should in bio active s
I really like those setups, really inspirational! Putting heat lamps and UVB lights on different timers is actually a really great idea, I might try to implement that. And is the ball on a stick used for target training? I am currently trying to "train" my corn snake to associate a signal with feeding time but I'm not sure if it's working lol
And I totally agree on the reptile keeping comment! People seem to amass large amounts of reptiles just because they can, with little to no regard to their animals' well being. There seems to be a prevalent mentality in the hobby of "the bare minimum is good enough", which I just cannot get behind.
That is why I will probably never be able to own more than a handful of snakes, because every snake I own will get an enclosure that is at least as long as they are with appropriate lighting (including UVB) and enrichment. I would have submitted a video of my corn snake terrarium but unfortunately it seems like I am a bit late lol
Thank you for watching the video! And yes, good eye 🙂 that is a target for target training. I’m still getting the hang of it myself. Feel free to submit your corn snake enclosure if you like, I will continue doing fewer submissions in the future 😁
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast Awesome! I'd be very interested to see how the target training will work out for you in the future. And if I get around to filming the enclosure I will let you know!
The mic made me feel like I was watching the old mtv...haha
😂😂
My umbrella plants have all died in the enclosures that I added
I once heard someone say “umbrella trees, love to die“ 😂 I think it’s true
Is there anything negative with using actual concrete to build that hot hide? Or sand and glue is best?
I think concrete would probably work fine 👌🏼
Did not realise that Repashy and Pangea had D3 in their complete diets. We have UV on our Crestie and Day Gecko so may consider swapping over to Arcadia. Thanks for the heads up.
Yep, if you take a look at the packaging you’ll see it! Nothing against the brands obviously, as vitamin D is super important if you aren’t using UVB. I would try slowly switching them over to Arcadia and then supplementing with vitamin D on occasion. I found both geckoes were slightly reluctant to switch at first, it may require mixing with the Pangaea or Repashy and slowly increasing the ratio of Arcadia over a few weeks 👍🏼
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast we've only had them a few months so hopefully won't be too difficult to change them over. Famous last words!
😂😂 good luck! Mashed up bananas and honey are your best friend, mixing in those in helped me make the switch as well
ive always wanted a snake my whole life but I couldn’t until about 6 years ago i got my first python, my parents are strictly Catholic and stereotype snakes and other animals very often (in the bible the devil disguised himself as a snake) so of course they were off put by the idea of having a snake in the household. Shortly after i finally got a regular ball python after begging literally EVERYDAY. I had him for about 2 years and he was a sweet little guy, never bit or pounced at me, always ate when it was feeding time. The one time i wasn’t home i guess he had escaped because he had lifted up the top (it was a 60 gallon fish tank) and i also didn’t have clips to put on it at the time) he was gone until about 8 hours later when my stepdad had found him and grabbed the poor thing by the neck and crushed his head, i was grounded and was told I wasn’t allowed to ever have another pet again, seeing videos like this makes me remember how much i wish I could’ve cared for him, and if i had a enclosure like this I probably still would’ve had him because these are just so much more secure. I wish to get another shot at having a python and maybe even a boa! want another chance to do it right this time (without the shitty parents)
That’s a really sad story! I really hope you have another chance to keep a snake in the future, I’m sure you’ll do great with it! 😊
Making a brick like you did last week today hope everything goes well.
Good luck with it! I mention the brick in this video, the original one I made I used started to bubble because the humidity is so high in this enclosure. So I re-did it using a more durable glue (water proof white glue) and it’s working much better. If your break is going in a low humidity enclosure, it’s probably totally fine! But if you are putting it in a very humid enclosure like I did, I would recommend going with a waterproof glue. I explain it somewhere in the middle of this video
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast Can I have a link to what you used.
I used Lepage Outdoor Wood glue, I bought it from Home Depot (in Canada): www.homedepot.ca/product/lepage-outdoor-wood-glue-400ml/1000119749
Not sure if they have they product in the US, but this product would work as well: www.homedepot.com/p/Titebond-III-16-oz-Ultimate-Wood-Glue-1414/100522343?
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast how many of those did you use?
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast do you think this stuff would work. www.lowes.com/pd/Titebond-16-Oz-III-Ultimate-Wood-Glue/1017425?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-pnt-_-google-_-lia-_-221-_-glue-_-1017425-_-0&placeholder=null&gclid=CjwKCAiA7939BRBMEiwA-hX5J451M4HhXqsMK0NDx9obSHa9hUwOlMiCzOYr-jmZfGD_26iJOjhpvRoCKMUQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
What dimensions are your BCI enclosures
It's 6 ft long my 20" tall by 20" wide
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast So almost a 6x2x2? Cool, i was thinking of making mine a 6x2x4
@@nickarton3089 Yep it's nearly 6x2x2, 6x2x4 would be excellent 👌
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast 😃
Have you experienced an electrical fire yet? how do you plug all that equipment in? are you piggybacking power strips?
Electrical fires are generally caused by old/faulty outlets or cables/cords so provided everything is in good condition, there is no risk of a fire. I am not pigging backing power bars or overloading the circuit. I don't live in that place anymore but from memory I had about 8 or 10 outlets in that room running on a 15-20 amp circuit breaker. Even though it seems like a lot to have plugged in, most of the equipment is low amperage. At most that room would pull 5-8 amps I think
did you have the 8 to 10 outlets installed? I've been researching how to safely power my reptile room build. My room only has 3 outlets I'm using 3 power strips with surge protection but was worried about using 3 way extention cords on the power strips so I can have 3 uvb lights on one timer and 3 led on another.
@@johnsonandson7772 no, I didn’t have them installed. This was actually in an apartment building, so I was just fortunate that it was set up with lots of outlets during construction. If you can, I will consult with an electrician. That would probably be your best bet!
Hey do u help people with setup
No, unfortunately I don’t. Although there are some great Facebook groups out there that would be happy to help
By UV you mean a UVB light bulb?
Yep 👍🏼
Update on jungle carpet python????
He’s doing fantastic! I’ll be doing an update soon hopefully. Making some changes in the reptile room in the next month or so
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast thank you cant wait i love carpet pythons always wanted one
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"Hello, neighborino to the north" by Ned flanders.
😂😂 love The Simpsons
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast who's your favorite character?
@@monsterkajiu1912 I think i've got to go with Homer, he defintiely makes me laugh the most!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast I like moe, he's misunderstood and underrated.
Her glands are so big....glad she's on the right diet now.
I know right? And sadly, even though she is on a proper diet now, I don't think they will ever reduce in size. It's one of the reason I am outspoken about using crested gecko diets as a staple for day geckos... you see people doing it/recommending it all the time and it's not good! Thanks for watching!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast You made me instantly switch to arcadia sticky foot for my giant. I always wanted to but it was hard to find locally until one day my work said they could bring it in
Awesome, I highly recommend it! Of course, it goes without saying make sure you’re using UV, and like I said in the video, if you want to still supplement with vitamin D you can 1 to 2 times a month. It did take some time for my day gecko to switch to Arcadia, so don’t be surprised if yours turns their nose up to it the first few times (mixing with the current food you’re using helps)
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast mine loved it! Instantly took to it and she has a t5 ;)
Everything's all fun and games until the walls start to grow mold
Trust me, it’s WAY to dry where I live to worry about mold
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast i live in texas and the walls drip in my garage 😐
Ah damn that’s brutal. We have decent humidity here in the summer (not so much the walls drip 😂) but in the winter is bone dry!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast very awesome reptile room! Take care
Thanks for watching!
NO. NO. GOD. PLEASE NO. 🤣
Light and temp cycles are fantastic.
😂😂 I laugh at that clip every time! Had to include it. Thanks for watching!
Rant ahead sorry
"Reptile care is expensive" wish I heard this 10 years ago and frequently said now, at this point I'm not interested in owning reptiles anymore, my two current snakes kinda ruined it for me, Reptiles (mostly snakes and small lizards) are always pushed as a cheap alternative to dogs/cats/birds, I'm poor, and snakes are definitely the least budget friendly animals, yes they're hardy and can deal with the minimum but their food is expensive, their vet care is expensive, their heating is expensive,etc.
My king is sitting in a Aivituvin turtle/lizard enclosure (equivalent to 51 gal) and uses a heat emitter because no one talks about the price of this stuff, no one can say "do your research" when there's no information in the first place, people usually get small snakes as their first snake and that's fine everything is cheap but the cost of everything skyrockets, it's worse if you live in the city and don't have easy access to non-pesticide covered branches/leaves, My corn snake has to wait another month before he gets a new enclosure because again, no one likes to talk about the price of things they talk about how pretty their 150 gallon bioactive communal 7ft snake enclosure is.
You're really the first person I've heard to say that reptiles isn't cheap.
Yep I say it all the time! I think it's one of the biggest lies people tell! It's harmful to both the keeper and the reptile
Ur boa looks so boring should put branches or more stuff in there , sorry buddy u got the gift just how it looks
It's time for an upgrade! Thanks for watching
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast cool , I watched all ur videos , nice channel Buddy. Thanks