I really enjoy Matt's sense of wonder and curiosity about all of your animals. His interest and excitement mirrors my own as I learn about these beautiful creatures. I smile when he gets focused on something and then you can almost see when he says to himself, "Oh yeah, I'm supposed to be filming Kenan."
I’ve had my Redfoot for 10 years in Wisconsin. He’s got so much personality and it’s been so much fun raising him. An inside tort that loves to leave his 6’x4’ house to roam the floor to cause trouble and takes supervised trips to explore the yard in the summer. I have big dreams of a wonderful garden space for him when I own a house. Tortoises are the best! Don’t let your location stop you from getting one. 😊
No, they didn't, because the Kamp doesn't have any grass for them to graze & tortoises are grazing animals, they absolutely need green grasses to graze or at the very least he should give them some hay. They are NOT living their best lives there.
@@NaNaBooBoo24 First, Cherry Heads are a jungle tortoise and not a grassland/arid species like Sulcatas or Leopard Tortoises. They subside on a diet consisting of mainly succulent, tropical green vegetation, flowers, fruit, berries, etc. While they may eat certain grasses when other food is scarce it’s not their primary sustenance. Perhaps you would do better to reserve commenting until you did a bit more research/gained more experience in tortoise husbandry.
@@davidvento5481 Even his sulcata's don't have grass to graze, their living in a pine needle & dust wasteland! And you can't say that even the Cherry heads won't be living their best lives if they did have grass to graze on. Like I said his animals are NOT living their best lives!!
Props to the original caretaker of the tortoises. For being from Minnesota he obviously made sure to invest the proper time and resources to keep them healthy
I always forget you're color blind til you mention it. So beautiful. I love red-foots. Don't have a cherry head yet. Would love to take in tortoise rescues in the future. Though not very ideal in Michigan.
Hi Kenan Good morning, Happy Friday. Your new Cherry heads are so pretty. They are so lucky to come to your Kamp. Their previous took such good care of them. Now yours will have some new friends. And the news ones will have fun exploring their new home. It is so nice to see Matt wanting to learn all about all of your reptiles, and love being around them. Have a wonderful day. Sorry that my comment is late. Cindy
I really enjoy learning new stuff about the cherry heads and all your beautiful animals. Yes, I would keep a cherry headed tortoises. My dream tortoise is the aldabra. Thanks for all you do. 😊
I love Cherry Heads, they are my favorite tortoise. I would LOVE to keep them but I am in NC and they can't stay outside all year. I love watching these videos, one day I may retire in Florida and have a tortoise colony, myself!
Nice lookin tortoises! It’s funny right before I sat down and watched this video I was cleaning out my 8x4’ sulcata house….The weather in East Texas got a little chilly, so they made quite a mess in there.
I wish they weren't so expensive in my country! Redfoots run between 500 and 800 dollars, and cherry heads start at around 1,000 dollars (converted from my currency.) Not only that, they are extremely hard to find in the first place.
I have a male yellow foot named tank he runs right up to me when I’m in my reptile room and interacts with all my animals, I had an older tegu and they would curl up and sleep together was definitely an odd friendship but they hung out all the time . Would love a cherry head I just think that bright red head is so awesome, definitely in my future . Love the camp and all your little friends
What are some issues that could arise from housing new guys with a more established colony, and is there a pecking order amongst cherry heads like there is with other turtle species? They’re all gorgeous!!! 🤩
I Love seeing your "Moving Cherry-Headed Rocks" ! Good news about the newcomers which will surely increase your babies in the future. The newcomers and established residents ALL seem to be checking each other out . And in the background the show was, "Dad, ....dad... Don't forget your Rhinos ! "
Too bad those poor babies won't be able to graze, because that's what they need to do to be happy, happy animals. He has NO green grass there for them to graze on & tortoises are grazing animals. He won't even give them any hay, at the least...smh
We have four redfoots and two cherry heads. We love them! We are in Iowa, so they are inside for the winter. Would love to get an animal from you sometime! Love your channel!
Tortoises NEED access to grasses and hay on which to graze. This is the bulk of their diet (90%) and should be from pesticide- and herbicide-free grass and grass cuttings. At the very least they should have access to some hay!
I have a red foot tortoise and wanted to get him a female soon…. Those cherry heads are so dang cute, if I were to get a female cherry head will she get along fine with my “taco”? Possibly even mate in the future?
Sulcata tortoises NEED access to grasses and hay on which to graze. This is the bulk of their diet (90%) and should be from pesticide- and herbicide-free grass and grass cuttings.
Kenan you should put a paint spot on each Tortoise and have the community vote to name them. Sponsoring them and giving updates to each of their sponsors would be a great program for you as you expand. You can use the money to build them a nice newer hide like the Aldabra/Galapagos and Radiateds lol
I’d love a tortoise, it’s my dream animal but I live in Canada so I don’t know, ideally if it would be the best for the animal. Maybe a very small species.
I would most definitely love to keep these tortoises, but they're really hard to come by here in El Salvador 🇸🇻 The permits you need take ages if you end up getting them at all. Good thing I can still enjoy them through your channel Kenan!!
I don't feel comfortable keeping a tropical tortoise here in Maryland where it gets cold. I do have a Russian tortoise though and they can go down to 50 degrees at night no problem. Because they are much more forgiving of cold weather they are more suitable to keep in the climate in which I live. They can even live outside all year here in Maryland if acclimated to outdoor conditions starting in late spring even if they previously lived their entire lives indoors.
Good morning Kenan! Have you tried those glasses that help colorblind people see color?? It seems a shame you don't get to see the full beauty of your animals like we do. If you haven't, you should look into them. Great video as always!!
Kenan, I have a Sulcata that I keep outside and she has now burrowed under my house. She seems to get in and out fine but she’s rubbing her shell on top quite a bit. Do you think this will cause future problems down the line or can I let her continue to do as she pleases?
Used to watch yoyr videos every day they dropped. Giving away all your snakes over the years was really disheartening and a turn off. Plus your self recording days throughout the virus and onward was awesome. Created a really good sense of immersion.
Look here, Loves & Hugs, but... 10m45s when Kenan had to ask Matt what color he was seeing... I think we need to figure out how to get Kenan some "Color-blindness" glasses, but which "Flavor" of Color-blindness are Ya, Kenan???
They never go into the detail in other videos/channels of how much poop and stink is involved in animal keeping 😅 Cute puppies, kittens, turtles…SO. MUCH. POOP. 😷😵💫😵💀💩💩💩💩💩
Why are you getting more turtles, when you don't have any grass for them to graze?! You are NOT giving them tortoises their best life. They NEED to have green grasses to graze, or at the LEAST some hay!...Not being able to graze is NOT them living their best life.
I really enjoy Matt's sense of wonder and curiosity about all of your animals. His interest and excitement mirrors my own as I learn about these beautiful creatures. I smile when he gets focused on something and then you can almost see when he says to himself, "Oh yeah, I'm supposed to be filming Kenan."
Yes! I second this
You are so right !!!
Matt is an amazing member of the camp now he’s brought so much more to the camp always asking questions and wanting to learn about the reptiles!!!
I’ve had my Redfoot for 10 years in Wisconsin. He’s got so much personality and it’s been so much fun raising him. An inside tort that loves to leave his 6’x4’ house to roam the floor to cause trouble and takes supervised trips to explore the yard in the summer. I have big dreams of a wonderful garden space for him when I own a house. Tortoises are the best! Don’t let your location stop you from getting one. 😊
I'm in wisconsin and wondered how they were. Especially with our winters.
Welcome, new Cherryheads!! You lucked out to be re-homed to the Kamp!🐢❤️🐢
No, they didn't, because the Kamp doesn't have any grass for them to graze & tortoises are grazing animals, they absolutely need green grasses to graze or at the very least he should give them some hay. They are NOT living their best lives there.
@@NaNaBooBoo24 There’s always gotta be someone
@@NaNaBooBoo24Just keep in mind, they are Rainforest Species.
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First, Cherry Heads are a jungle tortoise and not a grassland/arid species like Sulcatas or Leopard Tortoises. They subside on a diet consisting of mainly succulent, tropical green vegetation, flowers, fruit, berries, etc. While they may eat certain grasses when other food is scarce it’s not their primary sustenance. Perhaps you would do better to reserve commenting until you did a bit more research/gained more experience in tortoise husbandry.
@@davidvento5481 Even his sulcata's don't have grass to graze, their living in a pine needle & dust wasteland! And you can't say that even the Cherry heads won't be living their best lives if they did have grass to graze on. Like I said his animals are NOT living their best lives!!
Props to the original caretaker of the tortoises. For being from Minnesota he obviously made sure to invest the proper time and resources to keep them healthy
I always forget you're color blind til you mention it.
So beautiful. I love red-foots. Don't have a cherry head yet. Would love to take in tortoise rescues in the future. Though not very ideal in Michigan.
Hi Kenan Good morning, Happy Friday. Your new Cherry heads are so pretty. They are so lucky to come to your Kamp. Their previous took such good care of them. Now yours will have some new friends. And the news ones will have fun exploring their new home. It is so nice to see Matt wanting to learn all about all of your reptiles, and love being around them. Have a wonderful day. Sorry that my comment is late. Cindy
I really enjoy learning new stuff about the cherry heads and all your beautiful animals. Yes, I would keep a cherry headed tortoises. My dream tortoise is the aldabra. Thanks for all you do. 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
I love Cherry Heads, they are my favorite tortoise. I would LOVE to keep them but I am in NC and they can't stay outside all year. I love watching these videos, one day I may retire in Florida and have a tortoise colony, myself!
What beautiful Tortoises!OMG, those wonderful colors! 👍😎💯
Thank you for sharing!
Our pleasure!
Would the cherrys have a hierarchy? Any fights or other forms of dominance?
Oh wow! These cherryheads are sooo beautyful! Congrats to this new group!
Love ❤ and greetings from Germany 😊
Nice lookin tortoises! It’s funny right before I sat down and watched this video I was cleaning out my 8x4’ sulcata house….The weather in East Texas got a little chilly, so they made quite a mess in there.
I wish they weren't so expensive in my country! Redfoots run between 500 and 800 dollars, and cherry heads start at around 1,000 dollars (converted from my currency.) Not only that, they are extremely hard to find in the first place.
I have a male yellow foot named tank he runs right up to me when I’m in my reptile room and interacts with all my animals, I had an older tegu and they would curl up and sleep together was definitely an odd friendship but they hung out all the time . Would love a cherry head I just think that bright red head is so awesome, definitely in my future . Love the camp and all your little friends
What are some issues that could arise from housing new guys with a more established colony, and is there a pecking order amongst cherry heads like there is with other turtle species? They’re all gorgeous!!! 🤩
I Love seeing your "Moving Cherry-Headed Rocks" ! Good news about the newcomers which will surely increase your babies in the future. The newcomers and established residents ALL seem to be checking each other out . And in the background the show was, "Dad, ....dad... Don't forget your Rhinos ! "
Too bad those poor babies won't be able to graze, because that's what they need to do to be happy, happy animals. He has NO green grass there for them to graze on & tortoises are grazing animals. He won't even give them any hay, at the least...smh
@@NaNaBooBoo24
Who hurt you...?
Love the show Kenan, tortoises are looking as solid as stone! 🤘
They are!
We have four redfoots and two cherry heads. We love them! We are in Iowa, so they are inside for the winter. Would love to get an animal from you sometime! Love your channel!
Beautiful tortoises.
Yes they are!
Tortoises NEED access to grasses and hay on which to graze. This is the bulk of their diet (90%) and should be from pesticide- and herbicide-free grass and grass cuttings.
At the very least they should have access to some hay!
okay...... @@NaNaBooBoo24
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You’re telling Kenan how to care for tortoises...? 😂
@@NaNaBooBoo24he feeds them well and grass or hay has little to no nutritional value
Do you have a video on how you create your small tortoise ponds?
I have a red foot tortoise and wanted to get him a female soon…. Those cherry heads are so dang cute, if I were to get a female cherry head will she get along fine with my “taco”? Possibly even mate in the future?
they just need to acclimate to each other and you've got a good chance. you'd be better off if he had more than one female
Thank you so very much! You’re always the most helpful and I know you love all your animals very much!!!!
Sulcata tortoises NEED access to grasses and hay on which to graze. This is the bulk of their diet (90%) and should be from pesticide- and herbicide-free grass and grass cuttings.
Is there a hierarchy in a group of tortoises?
Happy Friday Everyone!! You uploaded at just the right time Kenan I'm in the middle of a dialysis session so thank you for keeping me company.
So glad. Hope your day of recovery afterwards is a good one:)
Kenan you should put a paint spot on each Tortoise and have the community vote to name them. Sponsoring them and giving updates to each of their sponsors would be a great program for you as you expand.
You can use the money to build them a nice newer hide like the Aldabra/Galapagos and Radiateds lol
I would absolutely love to have a pair of cherry heads, but living in Quebec, Canada, the winter is very long and cold.
I have 3 baby greek torts and I feel overwhelmed haha 16 cherry heads is an awesome colony!
I’d love a tortoise, it’s my dream animal but I live in Canada so I don’t know, ideally if it would be the best for the animal. Maybe a very small species.
Russian Tortoises are small & easy.
I need to do some research on how they would do in my area and with the two tortoises I currently have. They are gorgeous.
I would most definitely love to keep these tortoises, but they're really hard to come by here in El Salvador 🇸🇻 The permits you need take ages if you end up getting them at all. Good thing I can still enjoy them through your channel Kenan!!
I will definitely be emailing you to get some cherry heads once I get an enclosure built love these guys
I've been wanting a cherry head! ❤
I don't feel comfortable keeping a tropical tortoise here in Maryland where it gets cold. I do have a Russian tortoise though and they can go down to 50 degrees at night no problem. Because they are much more forgiving of cold weather they are more suitable to keep in the climate in which I live. They can even live outside all year here in Maryland if acclimated to outdoor conditions starting in late spring even if they previously lived their entire lives indoors.
I´d love to keep some of these - but my climate would make it a right hassle. So I had better stick to testudo :)
I have 2 red foot tortoises they are amazing. The cherry heads very beautiful love the video Kenan
Awesome! Thank you!
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If u add hay, couldnt the heat Matt dry it up and possibly cause it to ignite
having cherry heads would be pretty cool i already have 4 torts (2 Egyptians and 2 indian stars) oh and one box turtle!
Where can I find your tortoises for sale?
Hello, how is Cherry in the video from 3 years ago whose keratin was destroyed?😊
Pure joy to watch!
Ridiculously cute!!! 🥰
love you kenan, keep it up you inspire us all🔥👍
I appreciate that!
The red on those new guys is crazy. Can't wait to see what they produce for u.
us too!
Good morning Kenan! Have you tried those glasses that help colorblind people see color?? It seems a shame you don't get to see the full beauty of your animals like we do. If you haven't, you should look into them. Great video as always!!
Latrine cleaning must be hard
Do the Aldabra’s have water? 💦💧🐢🐢🐢🐢
Kenan, I have a Sulcata that I keep outside and she has now burrowed under my house. She seems to get in and out fine but she’s rubbing her shell on top quite a bit. Do you think this will cause future problems down the line or can I let her continue to do as she pleases?
Great video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
me and my family love our red-foots!
They are beautiful. I don't have a place for them.
Used to watch yoyr videos every day they dropped. Giving away all your snakes over the years was really disheartening and a turn off.
Plus your self recording days throughout the virus and onward was awesome. Created a really good sense of immersion.
Watch all the vids. In my opinion, Wish you responded to comments.
So glad to hear that you watch our vids and enjoy them! Thanks!
I love the excitement :)
Also did I miss last night's Patreon live?
We were live at 4p. That will be the time most every week now
Wouldn't it be better to leave the lid open after washing it out and let it air
I love this upclose.
Head's up, Kenan!
Pee-Wee's Big Adventure is FREE on RUclips for a while... Yeah, yeah -- there will be commercials!
Does anyone else cover up the part of the screen the Kenan is squatting in 😅😅😅
I love redfoot tortoise and cherryheads tortoises Kenan
Hey Kenan!! Is there different locals of cherry heads & redfoots?
Great video. Thanks for teaching. Camera work was fun too
I watched this on the tv and my dog has been watching your monitors intently. ❤ love a feeding video. X
Do you Hage any hatchlings available
email us at kenanh1@comcast.net
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Look here, Loves & Hugs, but... 10m45s when Kenan had to ask Matt what color he was seeing... I think we need to figure out how to get Kenan some "Color-blindness" glasses, but which "Flavor" of Color-blindness are Ya, Kenan???
awww
Kenan, could you possibly do a video on how you made your water bowls?
finally a tortoise video. back to your roots
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whats the difference between cherry heads and redfoots?
i would love to keep some cherry heads some day
Leopcata's are still my fave.
always a beautiful morning waking up to a new kamp kenan video!! 🍒🐢
Good morning!
Hi Kenan! I was wondering why you don’t’ have yellowfoots?
how is lego doing these days
is that a specialized bike HAT YOU ARE WEARING
Hi Kenan how are you doing today hi matt how are you doing today
They never go into the detail in other videos/channels of how much poop and stink is involved in animal keeping 😅 Cute puppies, kittens, turtles…SO. MUCH. POOP.
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Not the highlight is Kenan's closeup camel toes.
Why are you getting more turtles, when you don't have any grass for them to graze?! You are NOT giving them tortoises their best life. They NEED to have green grasses to graze, or at the LEAST some hay!...Not being able to graze is NOT them living their best life.
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Nice
Such pretty colors are result of high carotenoid diets/a natural diet, some very pretty animals
y dont u pay someone to clean that shit up poor turtles smh
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