I really like what you did with his enclosure! One thing I would like to add is that they require basking spots of around 120 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit. This helps them be able to properly digest food as well as have a good metabolism throughout the day. Many savannah monitor keepers including me stand by this and don't have any problems with our Savannah's when it comes to heating. Just a bit of advice that could really help you out 👍. If you think otherwise I would love to hear why so maybe I can better myself as a savannah monitor keeper.

Hahaha that was cute , him woke up and wanted to be a part of video lol . Love it

Sleepy Simba. So cute.

I just got a savanna monitor from the reptile Expo in Anaheim yesterday

Awesome job! He has such a smoochable face...lol

Very discriptive 👍 thank you

if you do a bioactive set up add lots of leaf litter into the soil mix to feed your isopods and springtails. Add some hearty plants and a bio shot to start the right bavterial and fungal biodegraders.

Such a docile giant

How do you change his water? The tub must be mega heavy to carry it out.

Did you build this or did you buy this? It's the exact size and style I want my Sav enclosure. I'm assuming that it's made out of PVC?

What a pretty skink.

How long would he need to be in a tank this size? or is this his final Enclosure?

You buy that from KAGES? I’m waiting on a 5’x2’x2’

Hi - This is off-topic, but I was looking at some other reptile channels and a woman gave a rescue bearded dragon Pedialyte for rehydration and electrolytes, and then some chicken baby food. On another channel a man gave his bearded dragons B-complex vitamins and swore that it helps with shed. I was just wondering what your take was on their ideas? Thank you.

Where did you get it

what kind of blue tongue skink is that?