Malinda Smith lol definitely!

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That’s wat Clint said

@@fayebennettbergin9721 yeP

Let me guess Clint?

Sassy Cow welcome! Glad to have you here

Sahana K do you mean talking about other caiman lizard species?

Daniel Duffy that’s on my list of vids to do.

so hyped, i want a caiman so bad, currently have two savannahs, but those guys seem so awesome! looking forward to that video! keep it up!

Yea rllllyyyyy want one but I’m broke af I’ll stick with my beardy for now maybe when I’m older

Ikr I really want one but long term. E maybe when I'm a rich billionaire in another timeline.

Eric Blanch thank you!

deadfred821 yah thorn here has been on Clint’s reptiles a couple of times

trevor aldrich thank you for watching!

Lala Araki I like your suggestions! Unfortunately I find mistakes in almost every care sheet so the best thing to look for when you are checking out care sheets on the Internet is to find the most consistent information. Typically the most repetitive information is going to be the most correct. We are still learning a lot about the species so not everything is set in stone.

Lala Araki There are two or three user groups on Facebook dedicated to keeping caiman lizards. You should join them and read over the posts there. Lots of good information. Definitely do a ton of research before you commit to getting one of these lizards. They are super cool animals, but they need huge enclosures set up for both a semi-aquatic and semi-arboreal lifestyle, their diet is fairly specialized, and they often come in as imports loaded with parasites. It is imperative to have a knowledgeable reptile veterinarian to help with any issues you may encounter with this species.

Lala Araki I’m on All About Caiman Lizards FB group. I’d suggest that one.

A Friend Called 5 thx!

You should be fine but during the winter you should make a hide box with a heating pad.

im in port st lucie i think i want to set something crazy up outside for 1 or 2 of these

Danielle B. Im releasing videos on each subject. I recently did one about water quality. My next one about their care should be the diet

No not really but tbh it is sufficient for them to just be able to submerged themselves completely. However it's more optimum to have a larger swimming area. Especially as adults however u could just potentially use a larger tub seperate from the regular cage that u use every once or twice a week for optium comfort

@@marquanreese7895 thanks for info, very helpful. They're beautiful lizard, Maybe in the future I'll get one. I'm considering getting an 800 gallon tank at the moment

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9WPqpyCq7bVnmg.html Jonathan Carrillo

Maybe that can give you a few ideas.

Dylan dah Dude I use Cyprus mulch

K.L. They aren’t related to monitor lizards. They are more closely related to tegus.

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Joanee Grylls a Caiman Lizard would be a lot to take on at age 14. I would recommend these to someone who knows they will be committed and can provide a lot of water and space. I believe that Large lizard and fish keeping experience is a must. You must have knowledge of how to identify parasites and infection in lizards. It’s not uncommon for them to die in the first year due to illness. If it’s her first lizard and she wants something unique and cool check out the jeweled lacerta or the gold tegu. they are far easier to care for, a little larger than a bearded dragon and they tame out really well. I wish ya the best of luck!

The Reptile Project i heard Gold Tegus are the least easiest tegu to tame and own

Joanee Grylls she should get a bearded dragon

I would convince her to get a smaller lizard 🦎 to start. Geckos and bearded dragons are a lot easier to care for. Or even a corn snake, king snake, or ball python.

Kainoa Blackeagle no they like peel it in its mouth with its tongue and spit out the shells

No

Dr.Burrito Taco not yet. He is about 2 years old and will get twice as big in the next 2-3 years.

_ Shrederz they typically they run anywhere between 300-500 dollars

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@@TheReptileProject how about a good decorated, proper sized enclosure for an adult male?

Molnar Alexandru it depends on how you build it, but an adult enclosure will cost ya anywhere between $500-$1000

Ryan Heard lol I guess it all depends on who is keeping them. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all. I do love monitors but I find caiman lizards more entertaining than tegus.

It’s not it’s fine for them as long as your giving them proper enrichment outside of their enclosure I’ve had mine for 2 hrs shes just fine