Thank you everyone for commenting! I just wanted to clarify a few things here because of all the attention. Last year I started a reptile breeding and enclosure building business with one of my friends. However a month ago he had an unexpected cross country move leaving me with an additional 40 animals to take care of in the course of a single weekend. This happened right in the middle of university finals season along with the beginning of the landscaping season which is my main source of income. Luckily since this video was posted I was a vendor at a local reptile expo and was able to sell of many of the animals that were left with me. This will help take a load off of my plate and will allow for me to properly maintain my current collection.🙏
100% try down sizing. Every tank needs maintenance and you seem to be struggling at keeping up with that. It seems like you enjoy your animals, so don’t forget why you go into them.
I 100% percent agree, my business partner had a surprise cross country move last month and I took over everything that he wasn't able to sell literally doubling my collection in a single weekend. It was definitely a little overwhelming.
I hate it too, my business partner bought them wholesale for our March reptile expo and we only sold one of them. Luckily I sold half of them this past weekend at another expo and hopefully will be selling the rest this weekend. I never wanted to keep animals in a rack system and don't plan on doing it again.
I do, I've kept them apart before but I haven't seen much of a difference in behavior. Plus by cohabbing them I get surprise babies every once in a while.
Holy calcified glass stains, you gotta switch to purified water bro Vinegar and a razor blade should clean the glass right up and it will need to be done occasionally, but it would be worth it to have your beautifully planted and scaped tanks on display 😊 otherwise your enclosures look great I enjoyed watching this video and will subscribe if you post more. Haven't checked out your channel yet this is the first video I stumbled upon. Edit: end of your video you answered that, subbed. Also, don't hesitate to downsize if need be
Doesn't seem to be a single tank that isn't either dirty, inappropriate (too small, faulty equipment, no hides/ plants) and also at least one animal that has been taken from the wild to live in that. Please hand them to someone responsible and find a new hobby.
How slow are you? Read his reply's to other comments, he took on his partners collection doubling his collection in one weekend, fuck off and try to not be such a dick have a bad day😙
Okay i have nothing against ur care for ur reptiles u have cool looking Enclosures but i could be wrong but it looks like u might be struggling to keep up with maintenance for every enclosure. Those glass stains really need to be cleaned its not terrible for the animal its self but if they were clean it would be more aesthetically pleasing to look at and would make ur tanks look alot nicer too. Again its just my theory by looking at ur tanks but if that is the case than slow down a bit. Allso about the leopard geckos i rlly dont like how you are keeping them. I know you said they will be kept there temporary but still it looks sad. im not saying you go buy 40 gal tanks for each and every one of them but what i would want you to do is place them in a bigger plastic containers and add in hides aswell a water dish. Atleast 3 hides . So while they are with you they dont have to live in those tiny plastic containers with nothing in them.
I've responded to a couple other comments on the leopard geckos but I 100% agree with you. I never wanted to have these leopard geckos but got stuck with them after my business partner bought them to sell at a reptile expo (we sold one) and then he moved cross country leaving them with me. Since this video I've sold half of them and should be selling the rest this weekend but have hated this whole experience.
Thank you everyone for commenting! I just wanted to clarify a few things here because of all the attention. Last year I started a reptile breeding and enclosure building business with one of my friends. However a month ago he had an unexpected cross country move leaving me with an additional 40 animals to take care of in the course of a single weekend. This happened right in the middle of university finals season along with the beginning of the landscaping season which is my main source of income. Luckily since this video was posted I was a vendor at a local reptile expo and was able to sell of many of the animals that were left with me. This will help take a load off of my plate and will allow for me to properly maintain my current collection.🙏
100% try down sizing. Every tank needs maintenance and you seem to be struggling at keeping up with that. It seems like you enjoy your animals, so don’t forget why you go into them.
I 100% percent agree, my business partner had a surprise cross country move last month and I took over everything that he wasn't able to sell literally doubling my collection in a single weekend. It was definitely a little overwhelming.
Basically all your enclosures need maintenance. Don’t forget why you love them. Maybe downsize in owning. Good luck.
Having a collection and trying to maintain enclosures all the time is alot of time and expense
hate how you have those leopard geckos
I agree. Hopefully he gets it fixed soon
I hate it too, my business partner bought them wholesale for our March reptile expo and we only sold one of them. Luckily I sold half of them this past weekend at another expo and hopefully will be selling the rest this weekend. I never wanted to keep animals in a rack system and don't plan on doing it again.
respect on you taking care of your homies pets tho
Sick!
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Dude I used to have that same blanket! It just brought so much nostalgia
I think I've had it since I was 8
Love the video, amazing channel and content, keep it up!
Good ''colection'' xdd, and it seems they are in good hands👍
He definitely takes care of them well
Underrated channel!
I don't know how your not famous ur pet reptile collection is almost like a mini zoo it's so cool
Thank you, I like to keep more unique reptiles and design enclosures to specifically fit their needs.
How do you make your arid substrate radd?
@@blainecarter856 I use a mix of top soil, sand, excavator clay, and stone and desert substrate.
Do you Cohab your cresties all year round?
I do, I've kept them apart before but I haven't seen much of a difference in behavior. Plus by cohabbing them I get surprise babies every once in a while.
Holy calcified glass stains, you gotta switch to purified water bro
Vinegar and a razor blade should clean the glass right up and it will need to be done occasionally, but it would be worth it to have your beautifully planted and scaped tanks on display 😊 otherwise your enclosures look great I enjoyed watching this video and will subscribe if you post more. Haven't checked out your channel yet this is the first video I stumbled upon.
Edit: end of your video you answered that, subbed.
Also, don't hesitate to downsize if need be
I try to clean my glass monthly, unfortunately I live in an area that has pretty hard water even with a water softener.
cool room dude
What’s up adam
Doesn't seem to be a single tank that isn't either dirty, inappropriate (too small, faulty equipment, no hides/ plants) and also at least one animal that has been taken from the wild to live in that. Please hand them to someone responsible and find a new hobby.
How slow are you? Read his reply's to other comments, he took on his partners collection doubling his collection in one weekend, fuck off and try to not be such a dick have a bad day😙
Okay i have nothing against ur care for ur reptiles u have cool looking Enclosures but i could be wrong but it looks like u might be struggling to keep up with maintenance for every enclosure. Those glass stains really need to be cleaned its not terrible for the animal its self but if they were clean it would be more aesthetically pleasing to look at and would make ur tanks look alot nicer too. Again its just my theory by looking at ur tanks but if that is the case than slow down a bit.
Allso about the leopard geckos i rlly dont like how you are keeping them. I know you said they will be kept there temporary but still it looks sad. im not saying you go buy 40 gal tanks for each and every one of them but what i would want you to do is place them in a bigger plastic containers and add in hides aswell a water dish. Atleast 3 hides . So while they are with you they dont have to live in those tiny plastic containers with nothing in them.
I've responded to a couple other comments on the leopard geckos but I 100% agree with you. I never wanted to have these leopard geckos but got stuck with them after my business partner bought them to sell at a reptile expo (we sold one) and then he moved cross country leaving them with me. Since this video I've sold half of them and should be selling the rest this weekend but have hated this whole experience.