Green Ameivas and Red Agama Lizards Take Over Florida Neighborhood! Baby Turtles Caught!

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[@andrewbolen7059]

Doorstep adventures. I’m your #1 fan lol. Love you brother

[@geecee9770]

The Curly tail lizards are from the Bahamas. So very easy for them to get over into Florida. They arent agressive BUT dont put your finger near their mouth lol i learned the hard way petting the head of one thinking he was cool.

[@shanelm.4783]

Thank you for the entertainment and information. Impressive how much you can find in that area.

[@David-jh5ln]

Maaaaaan... so SoFla native Broward born n raised and have been catching the wildlife out here since a child. Whenever I'm out and about and hear a bush rattle or movement of some kind I immediately snap my head to and look. So I'm usually aware of new species as soon as they start6 showing up..... THESE came up outta nowhere SO FAST... Saw my first one two days ago in the neighborhood and today just walking back from a trip to the store across the street I must've seen at least 30 of em EASY.. Gorgeous though and cant wait to snag one.....or twenty... lol

[@FarmerFpv]

0:36 That little guy is like a real-life Velociraptor. Fiesty little dude! 😂

[@eastwarren2]

Same thing I was thinking

[@terrywells3955]

Great catch guys them peacock bass were beautiful #savetheturtles

[@southerngospeloutdoors9434]

I think that duck either has an eye infection or cataracts. The color of the yellow has me leaning towards infection. Either way, he probably can’t see very well. Great video! @doorstepadventures is a good dude.

[@cyclonepsycho330]

And just like that,we now have silly silly amebas and silly silly bass. Gotta love it!

[@crzrck]

bet the birds of prey have an easy living there with so much prey available

[@loadedfun4764]

That first lizard looked like a “Cuban Knight “ they will definitely try and size you up and bite you no matter what. I’ve see them on more than one occasion come down a tree and stare me right in the face. They are usually lime green however they do change in color. I’ve never seen a knight that wasn’t fearless.

[@mikelr1314]

Hello from Atlanta 👍🏻

[@rafaelagosto3454]

ameivas are carnivorous, hyper agresive when cornered and they have sharp teeth and claws. In my island the "Ameiva Exul" indigenous to my side of the island

[@debfisher7593]

Are these called skinks ? They are pretty
Plus what are you going 5o do with the turtles

[@Limejuice305]

I don't know where the curly tails are from but they were brought to south Florida to eradicate the locust that were destroying the sugar cane plants in the 40's. Now they're everywhere

[@robboss1839]

I believe there from the Bahamas so like a Cuban lizard it’s invasive but at least it regionally close

[@jamesbell8529]

Good Show, Rodge
I don't think taking those Turtles out of their Natural Habitat is Legal.

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

They are invasive ready ear slider turtles so yes it’s legal

[@txmarine82]

What side of Florida are do u live Raj?
Atlantic or Gulf side?

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

Atlantic

[@lowcheefai9415]

The green lizard origin form south America
The red agama origin from Africa🦎🦎

[@BloodyNature]

🤙

[@mississippiponderosa8530]

If you catch any Allison's anoles I have cash$$

[@drockingfish]

Sending back invasive species, i thought that was illegal???

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

The peacock we can release They are considered non-native Not invasive

[@drockingfish]

@@Rajtheiguanaman oh ok

[@danperry3116]

Baby turtles are in danger of being eaten wherever they are

[@debfisher7593]

That wind is annoying

[@fredpeezy]

I think y’all wasted my time talking about fish

[@crzrck]

look like Yellow Bellied Sliders