Thank you so much to Leap for sponsoring today's video leaphabitats.com/ ! What do you all think of the habitat I setup for Littlefoot? Isn't he such an amazing little turtle? What did you think of Leap? Let me know in the comments below! Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous habitat! I would love to build one (maybe for some frogs?) someday. As you can obviously tell from my second sentence, I still have A LOT of learning and researching to do before I make that Leap (haha see what I did there😆) … but I’ll get there eventually. I want to make sure that I’m 100% comfortable and totally confident that I can give my new pet(s) the life they deserve 😊❤
Very nice looking enclosure. My Geoemyda spengleri all like to climb quite high in their enclosures. As I have like more cork bark at the back they climb on that wall and among the plants.
I setup my LEAP habitat about 2 months ago and I loved how it turned out! Super lightweight and easy to put together. Glad you are bringing exposure to their brand because I want to see them in more places!
I did a little browsing on their site, and I am mighty impressed! I house more ground-dwelling species, so I think I would love to see a flatter enclosure in the future, but it's still amazing to see!
@@Reptiliatus ... I hope you successfully breed them too. Such amazing and special little creatures. I have pythons and a boa.constrictor. I've had them for.many years now. My life would be a very dull place without them now. Chriss From France.
They look extremely flimsy, for the same price you have a sturdy glass terrarium, would like to see how these leap terrariums hold up over multiple years
Nicely done sir. I think this would be great for your easier cared for species. The picture background is nice and the misting system holes being integrated into the frame is really nice. I just can't see doing certain other species in something like these. Like Dart frogs, Red eyed skinks, and bearded dragons. They are not sturdy enough. Price point is a little high being you can get a comparable glass enclosure about the same price.
Me: yo, what's wrong with your upload time? Also Me: oh wait, I'm so stupid. different country lol🤣 BTW nice video and a very cool terrarium 😁👍 (like always🙃). Leaf turtles are so beautiful 😍.
Great vid! Cool product! The fog doesn't look too natural though. One thing you could play around with (though it wasn't clear how the fog got in), is PVC type pipe the same diameter as the fog tube. Drill 1/4'' or so holes about an inch apart(as a guess...) to start, and experiment from there if it doesn't look right. Make sure to seal the opposite end. Place the pipe ,holes down, across the back and the fog should more gently fall down and blanket the enclosure, a bit thicker on the side the fog comes in on. Depending on the strength (and what is in the enclosure), you could also try embedding it shallow in the substrate(or behind decor), holes up, so the fog emanates towards the top with the airflow. This might more simulate fog rising from a stream... Only do this one if the lights are water resistant, as the fog will most likely condense on them. Also be careful of water buildup in the pipe itself, have it on a slight angle with a hole at the lowest point (facing down) so the water can drain out. It's fun to experiment on a small scale, more fun with 80 feet of pipe on a large stage! 😉
Huh, corrugated plastic enclosure? Interesting. I would love to have some black breasted leaf turtles, so cute and charismatic. QOTD: I think that enclosure may also be good for dart frogs, or small tree frogs, what are the dimensions?
For my second reptile ever (first was the tried-and-true Leopard gecko), I am contemplating a 36" high leap enclosure for a couple of emerald tree skinks, or maybe an anole or two. The neat thing about the enclosure walls is that they can be cut. I've thought about 2 shorter units, placed together, with large (75%) holes smoothed off which would allow a more terrestrial reptile make use of horizontal footage (as opposed to the vertical focus of the current units).
For this QOD I would keep magnificent emerald roaches! I found out about them today and am obsessed, I also think they would do so well in one of these leap enclosures, set up with a bioactive habitat! If you’ve never heard of them, look them up, they’ve got one of the best scientific names, and are just amazing, the only problem is the price…
@@Reptiliatus i honestly cant believe you answered!, still thinking of buying the sky puppy sweater, seems so cool! i would love to talk another former hobbyist like you, hahahaha
Including Plants from the distribution area of the turtle will take your setups to a new level, the biotype concept Will make your enclosures great not only for the "starring species" but also to a rendition of it natural microhabitat...
Such a cool species! I have the 36” tall leap enclosure for my emerald green tree skink and it’s been a fantastic enclosure. I’m hoping they make more terrestrial species enclosures in the future instead of just aboreal!
Thank you so much! They actually have tons of U. phantasticus in their leap lab! Arguably one of the largest breeding groups in the USA and most are housed in leap enclosures!
I m your SEA fans. I would say my country is very humid so we don't really use fogger but if given the chance to do it. I will definitely do one for my leopard gecko so it will help to keep them hydrated ❤️
Hi Dayyan, so I was reading the other comments and was wondering about the misting and the fogging system. My ? is this, did you use both bc this turtle species needs more humidity? And another ? is, you don't always need both for some species, right? 😅 And of course you did a great job on this episode. You are doing an excellent job on editing and putting the videos together. ☺️ Just wanted you to know that I noticed.
Over here in Australia we don't really have many reptiles that would go well in that enclosure. But I think something like our Red-Eyed Green Tree Frogs would thrive in a little Bio Rainforest enclosure
I’m glad I watched this video these enclosures would be good for my crested gecko and gargoyle gecko I’ve been thinking about going bio active I’m just worried about them pooping on the plants lol
The new Leap enclosures look amazing and I will definitely be checking into one for housing poison dart frogs. Little Foot is adorable and the addition of the Vietnamese-sounding music while he was feeding was a great element for the video. 👍
Hi Dayyan! Awesome video as per usual, with such a beautiful setup! I’m so excited that you are partnering with Leap! I just ordered my first leap habitat a few days ago, so this is just some perfect timing haha. I can’t wait to see more of your setups with Leap products. I’m Considering moving away from Exo Terra’s to Leap depending on how I end up liking them.
@@ReptiliatusI’ve breed my first pair of Crested geckos but my female keeps weight 45grams and she has been Pregnant for almost a month now? Am I doing something wrong?
If i would be given the opportunity i would house mini frogs inthere! Looks good for them cause of the sapce and i can build a somewhat arboreal looks for the enclosure
I’m considering this species myself, and due to the high humidity requirements, considering a shallow stream type feature… do you think this is a good idea?
I’ve actually considered this but decided against it. Unless you plan to create an actual large sump under your terrarium, the stream will just get too dirty in my opinion. With the amount of turtles I own I decided dishes would just be easier to maintain and keep clean.
@@Reptiliatus I’ve been partly inspired by your red eyed croc enclosures. Thank you for your input, I will continue with my plan (which doesn’t include a sump) but bare in mind your comments, and be prepared to abandon the ‘stream’ if it becomes too dirty. I’m probably being over optimistic and a bit naive as whilst I’ve kept many species of reptile and amphibian this will be my first Chelonian kept at home. In my country there are only a handful of people keeping this species, and I’m lucky to have found one of them lives very close to me, in fact his male is on the cover of Anthony Pierlioni’s book!
Are they making a 30inch long one? Perhaps a 30x30x18. Everything they have is just too small for my terrestrial reptiles. It's not worth getting at the moment but I do like everything I see. I'm in Pennsylvania so I live near them. That's the only reason I'd buy elsewhere, the size issue. Besides that they look great and I hear good things.
I think if I had the chance to setup one of these I’d do it for some more geckos! I’m hoping to get some chahous or leachies at the September show in TO!
Fantastic! They actually setup a leap habitat on their channel for a leachie and it looked sweet! Lots of cork hollows fixed to the sides alternating up the enclosure!
Have you noticed other critters living in the soil besides the Isopods and the Springtails? In humid habitats I usually start observing other things appear even though I have done everything to prevent it. Like boiling things. However, I have problems with what I think are soil mites or soil aphids. They ruin the plants.
I don't mean this in rude way at all, but why do these corrugated PVC enclosures cost around the same or even more than a glass one of the same size? Seems like using PVC materials would bring the cost wayy down?
they got to make money some how. Like their fogging system is a just a run of a mill Chinese humidifier you can get on amazon. Though the one i got on amazon is exactly the same but cheaper and comes with a humidity probe so it automatically keeps it where i want it
I might just be blind, but do you have a video on how to care for Pictus geckos? I am planning on getting one and am watching/reading all the info I need.
I have been following the LEAP product for a bit. I was excited when they said they have partnered with you to do some enclosures. I don't have any reptiles yet and I am hoping in the next year to jump in and I was going to start with 2 or 3 LEAP enclosures for some geckos! Look forward to more videos about the enclosures!
Hmm, these enclosures look pretty nice, but i they are too expensive in my opinion. Even Exo terra costs less, and they use glass, which feels stable and more high quality.
Hi Dayyan how do you know the wood isn’t conifere? Saw some beatiful rotten wood yesterday but didint picked it up because i didnt know what type of wood it was and dont want my reptiles in danger!
My experience has been that when the wood is that old and broken down it’s usually safe regardless. If you are so unsure than play it safe and don’t use it but usually you can also tell by evaluating everything else growing in the same space. If you are in a deciduous forest, odds are it isn’t a random pine your collecting.
Corrugated plastic and, what, aluminum? How long to do you really expect this kind of enclosure to hold up? If you need a UV light, not very long. Hard to trust that you actually stand behind his product, Dayyan.
I believe it’s actually uv resistant. The plastic front is what has me nervous. But I think they are the company that makes eotec lights and pumps and I personally own a few eotec products and they are very high quality. So it may be better than it appears
@@asl-tutorials Don't know who that is. Don't care. Dayyan hasn't said a thing, that's who I care about, that's whose videos I'm watching/ putting my trust in. or not. in this case.
@@Reptiliatus Hi. So I brought my leaf turtle for a general checkup, so the vet did check his feces and there is no parasites or any harmful stuff in his feces. And a week later now, he has diarrhea and less appetite at the moment. So I wonder what I should do?
Absolutely! I think it depends what kind of course but Leap themselves breed/produce hundreds of carpet chameleons a year in leap habitats! You can check it out on the Leap RUclips channel!
Thank you so much to Leap for sponsoring today's video leaphabitats.com/ ! What do you all think of the habitat I setup for Littlefoot? Isn't he such an amazing little turtle? What did you think of Leap? Let me know in the comments below! Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous habitat! I would love to build one (maybe for some frogs?) someday. As you can obviously tell from my second sentence, I still have A LOT of learning and researching to do before I make that Leap (haha see what I did there😆) … but I’ll get there eventually. I want to make sure that I’m 100% comfortable and totally confident that I can give my new pet(s) the life they deserve 😊❤
Thanks for using the name I suggested for the first turtle!
I wish these guys were more available, they are definitely a dream species
Hopefully over time! 😊👍🏼🐢
Little Foots face is SOOOOO cute!!!❤️🐢❤️
Male black-breasted leaf turtles have a white/silver coloured iris that makes their eyes look googly. They are so unique and adorable haha 👀🐢!
I would put my pacman in one. Great video
Wow leaf turtles are so awesome there so cute because they have a tortoise face (which I love) and a turtle body with such a cool shell there amazing
They are really awesome turtles for sure! I’m obsessed!
Very nice looking enclosure. My Geoemyda spengleri all like to climb quite high in their enclosures. As I have like more cork bark at the back they climb on that wall and among the plants.
Like your video I'm from Vietnam.Hope they will be healthy under your care
Thank you very much 😊🙏🏼
Congrats my sweet friend!
Thank you for your support and kind words!
I setup my LEAP habitat about 2 months ago and I loved how it turned out! Super lightweight and easy to put together. Glad you are bringing exposure to their brand because I want to see them in more places!
That’s fantastic! Glad you are happy with your enclosure! The pleasure is all mine! I’m excited to work with them!
The enclosure looks absolutely beautiful! Also little foot is adorable when he sees food. Just peaks his little head up and runs over😂
Thank you so much! Haha yes he’s amazing! 🐢👀🌿
Little Foot is a gorgeous turtle. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen his species before. ❤
This was an awesome build! The video was also very soothing...like a little spa experience 😄 can't wait to see the modular system.
Thanks very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Nice new Video i enjoyd it very Well your leafturtles Are one of My favourite animals in your Collection
Thank you kindly! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! 😊🙏🏼🐢
Wow cool! Hope Leap comes to comes to Canada soon!
I did a little browsing on their site, and I am mighty impressed! I house more ground-dwelling species, so I think I would love to see a flatter enclosure in the future, but it's still amazing to see!
Ohh what a beautiful turtle
Thank you!
Another amazing video.
Awesome vid
Thank you!
Pretty awesome trip to Vietnam
I'd put dart frogs in it , it reminds me alot of Troy Goldberg's custom euro style tanks.
cool
Thanks!
Leap’s branding is on point 👌🏼
Indeed!
QOTD: Emerald tree skinks, because Clint said so!
Nice
Thanks!
That’s one adorable turtle. Really great video too. Incredible production value.
Thanks so much! 😊🙏🏼
Your turtle is beautiful. Best of luck anday it have a great long life with you.
Thank you so much! I really hope to breed them eventually!
@@Reptiliatus ... I hope you successfully breed them too.
Such amazing and special little creatures.
I have pythons and a boa.constrictor. I've had them for.many years now.
My life would be a very dull place without them now.
Chriss From France.
Congrats on the new enclosure! Love your turtles :) . I have my Green Keeled belly lizard in a Leap 22x17x36. It's awesome!
Thank you 😊🙏🏼🐢! That’s great! I’m looking forward to seeing what sizes may come out next!
My man! Lovin your channel!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your viewership and support!
You sold me on these guys… Are there good care guides anywhere? Small + terrestrial makes a great combination for turtles!
Wow so much respect I have for u as I keep seeing more and more of these amazing videos
if i had a leap habitat I would use it for a bioactive emerald tree skink enclosure
Awesome!
Seeing the transformation from a little package to a beautiful and enriched tropical enclosure in a few minutes is amazing.
Thank you so much! 🐢🌿
You look really good Dayyan! You getting out in the Summer sun?
Thank you so much! Haha I go on plenty of walks/hikes! 😊☀️
it's beautiful , nature and ART！100 p！
Thanks so much!
They look extremely flimsy, for the same price you have a sturdy glass terrarium, would like to see how these leap terrariums hold up over multiple years
i have one and their actuallt very sturdy! i thought the same thing before i got one though
I don't trust corrugated plastic over glass in the long term for sure. For what they're made of, they should cost half what they charge.
Nicely done sir. I think this would be great for your easier cared for species. The picture background is nice and the misting system holes being integrated into the frame is really nice. I just can't see doing certain other species in something like these. Like Dart frogs, Red eyed skinks, and bearded dragons. They are not sturdy enough. Price point is a little high being you can get a comparable glass enclosure about the same price.
I would love to get a false chameleon! I bet they would do great in this type of enclosure. Congrats little foot is beautiful 😍
Awesome idea! Thank you!
Very beautiful and functional enclosure for Little Foot! Thanks for another great video, Dayyan!
Thank you so much!
Me: yo, what's wrong with your upload time?
Also Me: oh wait, I'm so stupid. different country lol🤣
BTW nice video and a very cool terrarium
😁👍 (like always🙃). Leaf turtles are so beautiful 😍.
Haha sorry about that! I appreciate you tuning in! 😊
@@Reptiliatus 🤣 for me it's 00:20 now. But it's a great time to watch my crestie and other nocturnal pets😁🙃
Great vid! Cool product! The fog doesn't look too natural though. One thing you could play around with (though it wasn't clear how the fog got in), is PVC type pipe the same diameter as the fog tube. Drill 1/4'' or so holes about an inch apart(as a guess...) to start, and experiment from there if it doesn't look right. Make sure to seal the opposite end. Place the pipe ,holes down, across the back and the fog should more gently fall down and blanket the enclosure, a bit thicker on the side the fog comes in on. Depending on the strength (and what is in the enclosure), you could also try embedding it shallow in the substrate(or behind decor), holes up, so the fog emanates towards the top with the airflow. This might more simulate fog rising from a stream... Only do this one if the lights are water resistant, as the fog will most likely condense on them. Also be careful of water buildup in the pipe itself, have it on a slight angle with a hole at the lowest point (facing down) so the water can drain out. It's fun to experiment on a small scale, more fun with 80 feet of pipe on a large stage! 😉
Huh, corrugated plastic enclosure? Interesting. I would love to have some black breasted leaf turtles, so cute and charismatic.
QOTD: I think that enclosure may also be good for dart frogs, or small tree frogs, what are the dimensions?
For my second reptile ever (first was the tried-and-true Leopard gecko), I am contemplating a 36" high leap enclosure for a couple of emerald tree skinks, or maybe an anole or two.
The neat thing about the enclosure walls is that they can be cut. I've thought about 2 shorter units, placed together, with large (75%) holes smoothed off which would allow a more terrestrial reptile make use of horizontal footage (as opposed to the vertical focus of the current units).
Great video as always. I would set up the same exact species of Turtle. Hopefully one day I can get my hands on one of them 🤞🙂
Thank you! I hope you can too! 😊👍🏼🐢
@@Reptiliatus Thanks for replying back to my comment 😊
I need this!!!!
Wahoo! Thanks for watching!
Watching you put together the Leap habitat, I was already visualising how I'd put one together for my L. fulica, haha. Don't tempt me!
For this QOD I would keep magnificent emerald roaches!
I found out about them today and am obsessed, I also think they would do so well in one of these leap enclosures, set up with a bioactive habitat!
If you’ve never heard of them, look them up, they’ve got one of the best scientific names, and are just amazing, the only problem is the price…
Yes! They are brilliant insects! I wish they were legal to keep in Canada!
hey!, just watching the video! loving it bro i myself collect reptiles, and i love the name littlefoot! have a good one man!
Thanks so much! That's awesome!
@@Reptiliatus i honestly cant believe you answered!, still thinking of buying the sky puppy sweater, seems so cool! i would love to talk another former hobbyist like you, hahahaha
So beautiful. Wish I had one. They aren't too available in my area unfortunately.
Including Plants from the distribution area of the turtle will take your setups to a new level, the biotype concept Will make your enclosures great not only for the "starring species" but also to a rendition of it natural microhabitat...
I'm thinking enclosure for a tokay gecko. I've just always loved them and the way yours interacts with you I think I just have to have one.
Great choice! 😊🦎
Such a cool species! I have the 36” tall leap enclosure for my emerald green tree skink and it’s been a fantastic enclosure. I’m hoping they make more terrestrial species enclosures in the future instead of just aboreal!
What a great habitat for littlefoot! I love the fogger. If I could set up a leap enclosure...it would be for the satanic leaf tail.
Thank you so much! They actually have tons of U. phantasticus in their leap lab! Arguably one of the largest breeding groups in the USA and most are housed in leap enclosures!
I m your SEA fans. I would say my country is very humid so we don't really use fogger but if given the chance to do it. I will definitely do one for my leopard gecko so it will help to keep them hydrated ❤️
Hi Dayyan, so I was reading the other comments and was wondering about the misting and the fogging system. My ? is this, did you use both bc this turtle species needs more humidity? And another ? is, you don't always need both for some species, right? 😅 And of course you did a great job on this episode. You are doing an excellent job on editing and putting the videos together. ☺️ Just wanted you to know that I noticed.
QOTD - If and when the ship to Canada, I would be setting up for a group of phyllobates terribilis. Very nice setup and video!
Cool! 🐸
Over here in Australia we don't really have many reptiles that would go well in that enclosure. But I think something like our Red-Eyed Green Tree Frogs would thrive in a little Bio Rainforest enclosure
I’m glad I watched this video these enclosures would be good for my crested gecko and gargoyle gecko I’ve been thinking about going bio active I’m just worried about them pooping on the plants lol
Tree frogs, great video today dion 👌
Thanks so much! 😊🙏🏼
I loved how his eyes went wide open when he saw food 😍
The new Leap enclosures look amazing and I will definitely be checking into one for housing poison dart frogs. Little Foot is adorable and the addition of the Vietnamese-sounding music while he was feeding was a great element for the video. 👍
Thank you so much! I really love trying to incorporate culture and create a pleasant experience musically! Thank you for watching!
Hi Dayyan!
Awesome video as per usual, with such a beautiful setup! I’m so excited that you are partnering with Leap! I just ordered my first leap habitat a few days ago, so this is just some perfect timing haha. I can’t wait to see more of your setups with Leap products. I’m Considering moving away from Exo Terra’s to Leap depending on how I end up liking them.
Thank you so much Kylie! I’m thrilled you like them too! Really excited to see what they get up to next! Thanks for sharing your experience with them!
Nice!
Thank you!
@@ReptiliatusI’ve breed my first pair of Crested geckos but my female keeps weight 45grams and she has been Pregnant for almost a month now? Am I doing something wrong?
If i would be given the opportunity i would house mini frogs inthere! Looks good for them cause of the sapce and i can build a somewhat arboreal looks for the enclosure
I’m considering this species myself, and due to the high humidity requirements, considering a shallow stream type feature… do you think this is a good idea?
I’ve actually considered this but decided against it. Unless you plan to create an actual large sump under your terrarium, the stream will just get too dirty in my opinion. With the amount of turtles I own I decided dishes would just be easier to maintain and keep clean.
@@Reptiliatus I’ve been partly inspired by your red eyed croc enclosures. Thank you for your input, I will continue with my plan (which doesn’t include a sump) but bare in mind your comments, and be prepared to abandon the ‘stream’ if it becomes too dirty.
I’m probably being over optimistic and a bit naive as whilst I’ve kept many species of reptile and amphibian this will be my first Chelonian kept at home.
In my country there are only a handful of people keeping this species, and I’m lucky to have found one of them lives very close to me, in fact his male is on the cover of Anthony Pierlioni’s book!
On that note, are these little guys decent swimmers? Or are they strictly terrestrial
@@HoboBrute when I say shallow, I mean shallow, probably less than an inch at the deepest! I’m not anticipate them being good swimmers.
Are they making a 30inch long one? Perhaps a 30x30x18.
Everything they have is just too small for my terrestrial reptiles. It's not worth getting at the moment but I do like everything I see. I'm in Pennsylvania so I live near them.
That's the only reason I'd buy elsewhere, the size issue. Besides that they look great and I hear good things.
I think if I had the chance to setup one of these I’d do it for some more geckos! I’m hoping to get some chahous or leachies at the September show in TO!
Fantastic! They actually setup a leap habitat on their channel for a leachie and it looked sweet! Lots of cork hollows fixed to the sides alternating up the enclosure!
How did it go? im getting a leachie as well and looking at pvc enclosures
Have you noticed other critters living in the soil besides the Isopods and the Springtails? In humid habitats I usually start observing other things appear even though I have done everything to prevent it. Like boiling things. However, I have problems with what I think are soil mites or soil aphids. They ruin the plants.
Love the name my leopard gecko is called lil' foot :D
It’s a nice name! 😊
It is certainly crucial that any captive reptile or amphibian have an appropriate name.
Wow, these enclosures and Leap in general really seem like a game changer for the hobby.
They are pretty cool!
I don't mean this in rude way at all, but why do these corrugated PVC enclosures cost around the same or even more than a glass one of the same size? Seems like using PVC materials would bring the cost wayy down?
they got to make money some how. Like their fogging system is a just a run of a mill Chinese humidifier you can get on amazon. Though the one i got on amazon is exactly the same but cheaper and comes with a humidity probe so it automatically keeps it where i want it
Excited Leap is working with you. Still bugging Tim and Jack about availability in Canada. QOTD: phelsuma, Tachydromus, and more.
Thank you! Me too! Haha hopefully soon! Great choices! 🦎🦎
Can these guys cohabitate? It seems maybe an arboreal species that likes humidity would do great with them. Maybe mourning geckos?
I might just be blind, but do you have a video on how to care for Pictus geckos? I am planning on getting one and am watching/reading all the info I need.
I have been following the LEAP product for a bit. I was excited when they said they have partnered with you to do some enclosures. I don't have any reptiles yet and I am hoping in the next year to jump in and I was going to start with 2 or 3 LEAP enclosures for some geckos! Look forward to more videos about the enclosures!
mexican alligator lizards. Because of the ventilation it must have
Hmm, these enclosures look pretty nice, but i they are too expensive in my opinion.
Even Exo terra costs less, and they use glass, which feels stable and more high quality.
Qotd: I would wanted to keep a pair of starry night reed frogs
Cool! 🐸🐸
🤩
Are these little guy’s expensive. I’m so intrigued by them and would love one
Unfortunately, yes 😅. Babies average around 1-1.5k USD
Do you keep them in the plastic bins with the lid on?
QOTD: I would put a Brookesia supercilious!
Cool choice! I’m sure they’d do amazing!
Im curious how long that kind of flat pack enclosure would last under intense Light and humidity
The habitat looks amazing. Did you get the name Litle Fot from the Kids show thats about dinosaurs.
Thank you! Haha absolutely! Was one of my favourites as a child!
Where do you get your leaf turtles from?
I would like to house my crested gecko bacon and a separate one for toast I'm going to the website trying to find 1 that's super tall
Where can I find these guys in the US? I'd love to work with this species.
What temperature do you keep little foot or any black breasted leaf turtle at?
hi i'm vietnamese
Hi Dayyan how do you know the wood isn’t conifere? Saw some beatiful rotten wood yesterday but didint picked it up because i didnt know what type of wood it was and dont want my reptiles in danger!
My experience has been that when the wood is that old and broken down it’s usually safe regardless. If you are so unsure than play it safe and don’t use it but usually you can also tell by evaluating everything else growing in the same space. If you are in a deciduous forest, odds are it isn’t a random pine your collecting.
Okay thanks dayyan love your videos!!👌
To bad leep doesn't ship to Canada
hmm if I could put anything in it i would put dart frogs.
Cool! 🐸
Do you have day geckos?
Corrugated plastic and, what, aluminum? How long to do you really expect this kind of enclosure to hold up? If you need a UV light, not very long. Hard to trust that you actually stand behind his product, Dayyan.
I agree.
I believe it’s actually uv resistant. The plastic front is what has me nervous. But I think they are the company that makes eotec lights and pumps and I personally own a few eotec products and they are very high quality. So it may be better than it appears
"Resistant" doesn't mean much, it's basically over-priced garbage.
@@asl-tutorials Don't know who that is. Don't care. Dayyan hasn't said a thing, that's who I care about, that's whose videos I'm watching/ putting my trust in. or not. in this case.
@@asl-tutorials I'll wait for Dayyan to say something on the subject, thanks.
Update plz
Hopefully soon!
can this be done with asian leaf turtle ?
Most likely, yes :)
I got my black breasted leaf turtle last month. A question, do you scrub their shells sometimes?
Wonderful! Congrats! You can gently clean their shells with a soft/wormout toothbrush if they are very dirty. Don’t scrub too hard though
@@Reptiliatus Hi. So I brought my leaf turtle for a general checkup, so the vet did check his feces and there is no parasites or any harmful stuff in his feces. And a week later now, he has diarrhea and less appetite at the moment. So I wonder what I should do?
@@devilzen what are you feeding him?
@@pietandPrince Earthworms and superworms
Those leap enclosures look like they would be really good for a Chameleon. Thoughts on that?
Absolutely! I think it depends what kind of course but Leap themselves breed/produce hundreds of carpet chameleons a year in leap habitats! You can check it out on the Leap RUclips channel!
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cool concept with Leap enclosures but wayyyyy too overpriced for the material it’s made of… I’ll stick to glass tanks.
3:46 lemme out, lemme out. please! q-q
The quality of these products looks to be questionable. Do keep us informed,maybe a update in a few months