Welcome back to the REPTILE ROOM, everyone! Thanks so much for watching! What did you think of the sneak peek? Remember to answer today's Question of the day! Special thanks go to all my Reptiliatus Channel Patrons for funding this large amount of silkworms used to feed my animals in this video! For more information on how to support this channel, check out www.patreon.com/Reptiliatus
Hey figured I would write my question here and you might see it. Just bought a baby pac man frog at a expo the funny thing was my 9 yo was like he looks like avocado he should be avocado Jr so we have an avocado to. But anyway my question is how many crickets will he usually eat each day they said that right now they fed him daily but didn't say how many I know he ate like 3 this morning wasn't sure how many he should eat a day. Thank you for your time.
@@jessiandjamesalexander8412 congrats! If they are super tiny, I’d suggest 3-6 crickets per feeding. Crickets shouldn’t be more than 1/4 the size of the frog and dusted with calcium with d3 supplement (unless they have uvb light, then without d3). I just recommend the repashy calcium plus because it also has vitamins and is formulated to be safe to use daily
@@Reptiliatus absolutely!! I’ll be starting my own channel soon with a different name. I watch and comment on yours a lot, so once I have it I’ll comment and let you know it’s me! Haha. Would LOVE a follow
For me the hardest part of keeping my Tokay and Apalachicola King is keeping the enclosures clean. I do an extensive clean once a week (water dishes every other day) and that can get tough with a 4 year old. Hoping to go full bioactive with the tokay this summer!
I have a question about dune geckos (stenodactylus sthenodactylus) about feeding them. Should I only feed crickets or vary their diet like using small dubia roaches and small mealworms.
Nothing better then a good feeding video brings back memorys when my pets where living with me there not at the moment long story also when i had a bigger invertbrate collection i do have one snake but that dont live me aswell eventally i am giving up inverts to get more reptiles but thats when i move
I’ve seen it rain in Szabzi & Basil’s enclosure!!! 🦎🦎(The perks of being a patron) I can’t remember the last frogs scientific name but he’s hilarious! The way he uses his “hands” to eat🐸. So cute!
it makes me so happy to see ur green trees in something bigger. i’m getting my first one very soon and i have been wondering y u still had them in something that small. new set ups looks sweet!
@@Reptiliatus i’m starting my dude off in a 4x3x2 from animal plastics to give me a year or 2 to work on the custom full size enclosure! i’m looking forward to a video looking deeper into your set ups!
I was watching a snake discovery video where they showed their 5 weirdest frogs, one of them was the solomon leaf frog and they look so much like the Surinam horned frogs. It's pretty cool
I would say some of the harder things about keeping reptiles are the enclosures, because if you want them to be happy you need to make it as realistic as possible
I am watching your chanel for a while now and its the best reptilie account ive ever seen i am getting crestet geckos in two days and i am very excitet i also have a chameleon and two anolis oculatus winstoni lizzards and much more. I have a question because of the crestet geckos can they eat fruit? i will be very happy if you answer and sorry for my bad englisch i am 12 and i am normally speaking German!!
Question of the Day. Having to explain myself to Family and Friends who dont understand why they are interesting to me lol. I like sharing it but sometimes the sassy feedback is exhausting.
I think the hardest part especially when it comes to reptiles is making sure that first you have everything they will need to thrive in their environment, keeping a good feeding schedule and plenty of enrichment for them. I would like to get a reptile but I know my rambunctious cat will knock it over
The hardest part about keeping reptiles for me is the adequate cage size requirements. Back when it was okay to keep most common reptiles like bearded dragons and ball Pythons in 40 gallon tanks it was way easier to find space for their cages. The biggest tank I have is a 75 gallon and my ball python lives in. I want to get more animals but they can only be small enough to fit in a 40 gallon tank.
I love your videos I would love to see how you clean your tanks that might not be bio I am doing research before I get a giant gecko I love all types of geckos but wondering if not able to do a bio active terrarium how would you clean them with out in settling the geckos Thankyou in advance love your content you are fab
One of the hardest things about keeping reptiles/inverts is sometimes they look like they’re dead but really they’re just getting ready to shed/molt but it’s initially very concerning 😅
The hardest thing is there like Pokémon you want to collect them all and it’s knowing your limits so you can offer the best care to the animals you have.
When did you get the anoles? DEFINITELY Rango for the vibrant lime green one. Are they mates? You should name the female anole ‘Beans’ for Isla Fisher’s character in the movie Rango.
I can’t find big silk worms like that anywhere in the US for my Giant Blue Beauty anoles mine seem to be obsessed with super worms and giant meal worms.
No offense but why do you have not so many plants in ur terrariums? Cause in my terrarium where my Green tree monitors live are so many different plants and very many lianas I’m just curious tho
The hardest thing is going anywhere, I have a leopard gecko so, I have everything set the n timers and I fill up a realy big water bowl get his humid hide exstra humid and give him a lot of food before I leave. If I get other species it might be harder
Thanks for counting! Usually, I buy over 40, try to get a good shot of each work being eaten but if they don't look good, etc I just scrap a few shots.
Welcome back to the REPTILE ROOM, everyone! Thanks so much for watching! What did you think of the sneak peek? Remember to answer today's Question of the day! Special thanks go to all my Reptiliatus Channel Patrons for funding this large amount of silkworms used to feed my animals in this video! For more information on how to support this channel, check out www.patreon.com/Reptiliatus
Hey figured I would write my question here and you might see it. Just bought a baby pac man frog at a expo the funny thing was my 9 yo was like he looks like avocado he should be avocado Jr so we have an avocado to. But anyway my question is how many crickets will he usually eat each day they said that right now they fed him daily but didn't say how many I know he ate like 3 this morning wasn't sure how many he should eat a day. Thank you for your time.
@@jessiandjamesalexander8412 congrats! If they are super tiny, I’d suggest 3-6 crickets per feeding. Crickets shouldn’t be more than 1/4 the size of the frog and dusted with calcium with d3 supplement (unless they have uvb light, then without d3). I just recommend the repashy calcium plus because it also has vitamins and is formulated to be safe to use daily
I cant wait to see the green tree monitor reveal! I'm getting my first green tree tomorrow, so taking notes and ideas from your setups 😍
The hardest thing isn’t necessarily the care but trying to find a good reliable person to help you out when you need to go on vacation 😅
Your silk worm feeding videos are probably the #1 video I look forward to each month!
That makes me so happy! Thanks for watching/commenting!
@@Reptiliatus absolutely!! I’ll be starting my own channel soon with a different name. I watch and comment on yours a lot, so once I have it I’ll comment and let you know it’s me! Haha. Would LOVE a follow
Rango is perfect for your blue beauty! Looks just like him😊
I think so too! Glad you like the name!
The blue beauty anoles are amazing!❤
Thanks! I think so too! They are amazing!
Can not wait for the enclosure reveal episode!
Excited to show you all!
For me the hardest part of keeping my Tokay and Apalachicola King is keeping the enclosures clean. I do an extensive clean once a week (water dishes every other day) and that can get tough with a 4 year old. Hoping to go full bioactive with the tokay this summer!
It’s nice seeing the blue beauty anoles, and I cant wait to see the monitors cages!
I have a question about dune geckos (stenodactylus sthenodactylus) about feeding them. Should I only feed crickets or vary their diet like using small dubia roaches and small mealworms.
For the un named anole, I would suggest Quasar. Loved your silkworm feeding vid!
Thanks for the idea!
Brilliant production, as always. You could've been a star on cable TV, back in the day. I don't think anyone watches TV anymore, do they?
Wow, this is so nice of you! Thank you, I'm flattered!
Nothing better then a good feeding video brings back memorys when my pets where living with me there not at the moment long story also when i had a bigger invertbrate collection i do have one snake but that dont live me aswell eventally i am giving up inverts to get more reptiles but thats when i move
Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video! Sorry you have to rehome your pets!
@@Reptiliatus its not forever just till i can move my landlord aint very understanding and thats putting polite
I always love watching feeding videos
Happy to hear that!
I absolutely LOVE all of your frogs 🐸 ❤❤ super jelly 😅
# life goals for sure 🙌🏼🫶🏻
Thank you! Me too! 🐸
I’ve seen it rain in Szabzi & Basil’s enclosure!!! 🦎🦎(The perks of being a patron) I can’t remember the last frogs scientific name but he’s hilarious! The way he uses his “hands” to eat🐸. So cute!
Haha, yes you have! 😎 thank you for your continuous support!
The fringe leafed frog! They are so funny!
I only have a leopard gecko but I would say that the hardest part is cleaning out the terrarium but it is still fun so I an’t complaining!
Hello great video information and feeding Dayyan
Many many thanks!
it makes me so happy to see ur green trees in something bigger. i’m getting my first one very soon and i have been wondering y u still had them in something that small. new set ups looks sweet!
Thank you very much! It's been a long time coming! So happy to have them moved in finally!
@@Reptiliatus i’m starting my dude off in a 4x3x2 from animal plastics to give me a year or 2 to work on the custom full size enclosure! i’m looking forward to a video looking deeper into your set ups!
When are you gonna show your new leopard gecko. I love them❤ Love your video's too man!❤❤
Very soon!
Rango is a great name! I had a dog named rango.
Thank you! That's awesome!
Yay!!!!! I’ve been waiting for this reveal for ages 🥹💚💚💚
Happy you are happy!
@@Reptiliatus always happy to be a part of this community 💚💚💚
@@whitneymosley3421 I appreciate that! It definitely doesn't go unnoticed by me!
Awesome feeling video I love the frogs my dream is to one day get white tree frogs
Thank you so much! You should get one! They are hilarious!
I was watching a snake discovery video where they showed their 5 weirdest frogs, one of them was the solomon leaf frog and they look so much like the Surinam horned frogs. It's pretty cool
I think the hardest thing about care is moving the blinking tanks 😂
You say "go get it" to sabzi just like I say go get it to my dog Ollie when I want him to look for his toy or treat I've hidden 😂
I can’t wait to get to the point of feeling confident about keeping my ability to care for red eyes and water dinos
Awesome!
It is just fun to see them so close up. How are those cool black crabs ?? 😊
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed! Update coming soon on the crabs!
I would say some of the harder things about keeping reptiles are the enclosures, because if you want them to be happy you need to make it as realistic as possible
I am watching your chanel for a while now and its the best reptilie account ive ever seen i am getting crestet geckos in two days and i am very excitet i also have a chameleon and two anolis oculatus winstoni lizzards and much more. I have a question because of the crestet geckos can they eat fruit? i will be very happy if you answer and sorry for my bad englisch i am 12 and i am normally speaking German!!
I’ve noticed silkworms aid in skin shedding too
Hi Dayyan, can you point me in the direction of the cork tile background in the tree monitor enclosure?
That’s cool very cool❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Question of the Day. Having to explain myself to Family and Friends who dont understand why they are interesting to me lol. I like sharing it but sometimes the sassy feedback is exhausting.
I think the hardest part especially when it comes to reptiles is making sure that first you have everything they will need to thrive in their environment, keeping a good feeding schedule and plenty of enrichment for them. I would like to get a reptile but I know my rambunctious cat will knock it over
The hardest part about keeping reptiles for me is the adequate cage size requirements. Back when it was okay to keep most common reptiles like bearded dragons and ball Pythons in 40 gallon tanks it was way easier to find space for their cages. The biggest tank I have is a 75 gallon and my ball python lives in. I want to get more animals but they can only be small enough to fit in a 40 gallon tank.
Great video as always
Thank you!
Any thoughts on when the horned frogs will get enclosure upgrades? I'm planning a vivarium for one now and curious to see what you do with yours.
Hopefully in the next few weeks/months!
I love your videos I would love to see how you clean your tanks that might not be bio I am doing research before I get a giant gecko I love all types of geckos but wondering if not able to do a bio active terrarium how would you clean them with out in settling the geckos Thankyou in advance love your content you are fab
Thanks for the idea! I appreciate it and your support!
You're a hoot! Sooo funny...
haha thank you!
Yay... another video!❤
Thanks for watching!
One of the hardest things about keeping reptiles/inverts is sometimes they look like they’re dead but really they’re just getting ready to shed/molt but it’s initially very concerning 😅
I am setting up a bioactive dart frog enclosure out of a 55 gallon aquarium, any tips?
The hardest thing is there like Pokémon you want to collect them all and it’s knowing your limits so you can offer the best care to the animals you have.
Yes, you have to be careful and responsible! Important point!
I think the hardest part is making sure they are happy in their home. I always worry if it’s big enough, if they are stimulated or happy.
Tango and beans for the anoles.
When did you get the anoles? DEFINITELY Rango for the vibrant lime green one. Are they mates? You should name the female anole ‘Beans’ for Isla Fisher’s character in the movie Rango.
I can’t find big silk worms like that anywhere in the US for my Giant Blue Beauty anoles mine seem to be obsessed with super worms and giant meal worms.
Rango totally fits the blue beauty
Maybe Raina for the female?
I wish that I had more time with my ballpipe song. Because that is the only reptile. I have right now until November.
Hope you can make more time to spend with your ball python! Thanks for watching!
Losing pets is definitely the hardest part of keeping them
No offense but why do you have not so many plants in ur terrariums? Cause in my terrarium where my Green tree monitors live are so many different plants and very many lianas I’m just curious tho
I noticed that several of the lizards seemed to have to sling their prey around after they capture it. Is that pretty well the rule with these guys?
Some of them have ways of subduing prey that can get messy 😅
Thank you kindly for answering my question. What you said makes sense.
@@Sherributtrfly ☺️🙏🏼
So lechie are poop machine thats new info for me lol😂
YES! LOL very messy lizards haha
Where can i get a red eyed croc skink
I would go on Facebook, join the croc skink keeper groups and find cb animals :)
The hardest thing is going anywhere, I have a leopard gecko so, I have everything set the n timers and I fill up a realy big water bowl get his humid hide exstra humid and give him a lot of food before I leave. If I get other species it might be harder
If you kissed one of your frogs would it turn into a prince
Hola!
Princess, perhaps?😅
Yes
Gross! I love it!! haha
Haha, thanks!
I think the hardest thing with reptile keeping is dealing with loss.
Indeed it’s awful!
More interactive time.😊
Hope you liked the video!
Losing any of them is the hardest part.
Indeed
QOTD: I personally think that pet loss is the hardest thing in keeping pets
Python dam correct poo lol
Hardest thing would be not having enough outlets … ahh!
QoTD: It's the cleaning of my Crested Geckos, that's the hard part. Why do they insist upon pooping on the doors???
Hahaha relatable!
A I'm Brasil
Hello from Canada 😊
Title says 40 we saw less than 30
Thanks for counting! Usually, I buy over 40, try to get a good shot of each work being eaten but if they don't look good, etc I just scrap a few shots.
Legend português please
I'm not sure if there is a way to turn on the auto captions in your language but I can't generate them myself, I'm sorry :(
🔥🔥🔥sick Build
Just wait t'ill you actually see it! Thank you so much!
Trying to fine-tune the temperature 🌡 for everyone. And having buy mist king just because 1 gecko needs 80-100% humidity 😮