This is wonderful. Well cared for animals with a keeper that really cares about his critters!!!! You took advice very well and listened which I really appreciate!!!I think you will win over your savannah and tegu for sure as you’ve made good progress to this point but now the trick is to win them over with points we discussed. Watching this video should really help Others as you are doing a great job explaining this process for others to recognize. Reading body language lack of tongue flicking with savannah is critical to gain his trust. I am just commenting as I’m watching this video but I think this is great to see in action. I hope others can see the value of these in process videos do we can watch your success! Your tegu flicks his tongue a bunch and is thinking. Him tongue flicking and touching your hand without freaking him out is excellent and a critical part of the process. Yes, I don’t do gloves or any if that, the trick is passive experiences with contact to let the animal realize nothing bad happened after the interaction. The fist is the safest as it is hardest to bite and flat hand also allows contact without a digit being offered without an obvious target to bite. I think you are going to make progress as we discussed and this video will show where you are and you can show the progress as you create two solid relationships with both these wonderful creatures. I hope people get to see this video series! Thanks! Kevin