Sure thing! It’s why I share what I do.

Thanks

Thank you I appreciate the feedback

Snakedude1814 theirs seems to be a lot of debate on the care of these guys. I'm not saying my way is the absolute right way. But I do feel I hit all the right husbandry needs. I'd show how I achieved it and people can choose for themselves. Thanks for watching!

Hillbilly Herper thanks!!!

Thanks! Im glad you enjoyed it

Just trying to help people are thinking of animals welfare not hating on ya.

Anybody here from Massachusetts with monitors?

@@bryangunz7779 well we live in Connecticut. Like neighbors. We get the same weather and all

SnakeDownhill thanks!!

Thanks!

So what size enclosure would be great for an adult?

I love a comment like this it’s criticism but it’s not mean in no way is this a mean comment and people should see this more often

no keep away from Sand that is a BAD idea since they get substrate on their food it will impact them. Jungle Mix is the best keeps the Humidity and warmth this 40 gal is a joke

rico wetem I do and thanks!

He was unable to get that close to it

Reptile Jones What do you mean it’s right in the cage excuse my lack of knowledge I’m just curious I’m seriously considering getting a monitor I have a tank about the same size of your from my old ball python 🐍

The rock surface gets to around 125 so that temp won’t burn him. He also unable to touch it. He can’t jump that high.

boxingboa thanks man!!

CptSupra nope not this time. It's a mixture of ecoearth, repti chips and forest floor.

kuvujackson nope but a few shots were reused from one of my Vlog videos

emerald reptiles for a sav that's the size of a leopard gecko?

obviously meant feet but you knew that

Yeah they will tell how to properly care for him

If it's still a hatchling, 40gal breeder is still fine.

emerald reptiles I'll check into it

Devin Eakles please share more of this wealth of knowledge that you've gained from personally keeping these animals for decades!!

reptilejones okay I will. 8x4x4 cage min. No glass aquariums because it is way too hard to hold the 60 to 80 percent humidity needed also very hard to keep the heat gradient they need. 140+ basking and cool end needs to be around mid 80s. But you are right. Aquariums are great for them.. smh

reptilejones also need 2 feet of dirt sand mix for substrate. So they can burrow and get the moisture they need.. Wanna know anything else?

Devin Eakles that's where your wrong. I've easily been able to keep the heat and humility right where he needs it all inside this glass enclosure!

Devin Eakles I do want to learn more! Now that we got the "cut and paste" info out of the way. Tell me more on your personal dealings with Savannahs. How long have you been keeping them? Any breeding? How many do you own currently? Over the years how many have you kept? What's the age of your oldest sav?