The availability of baby dinosaurs in Europe is a REAL problem! ,🤣😂

Petco ,so much has changed since we started watching you from your living room couch .Its seems a lifetime ago that you first rehoused your first baby tarantula .Then you became an animal mom from tarantulas to Cappuccino to Felix to Despacito to Dart Frogs to fish ,to your first build of very cool homes you designed.Subs have sent some very cool large tarantula gifts ,I remember you getting 20 babies at a time and ya had to rehouse them all ya handled it like a Pro . Petco so many molts later animals come and gone and they will always be remembered .😊 Now we have the Jungle Arium to fill ,observe ,and enjoy ? It's finally done can't wait untill the new animals are thriving inside. We have been a fans and adding you to be apart of our family and now you have a beautiful family as well .Thanks Petco for everything you have taught us ,done for us ,and sharing your experiences through camera angles .Blessed Be

Hatching out some tropical butterflies now and again and keep them in there would also look wonderful! They can live for months and you don't have to keep several of the same species of you are afraid of them multiplying. A lot of them also have VERY specific needs for reproducing. I keep some in the massive greenhouse at work in the summers, it is wonderful and really very simple. A lot of them feed on rotting fruit.

I have a gold dusted mourning gecko and It can only eat fruit flies and xs crickets. They can be in the 60-90% humidity range fine. They will be a good addition.

Thai micro crabs (Limnopilos naiyanetri), Fire-bellied newts (Cynops pyrrhogaster), Emerald Roachs (Pseudoglomeris magnifica), Scolecophidia, Blind snakes or Thread snakes, but i've never seen them for sale, but the are very much like worms in looks and size and are Insectivorous, Dwarf/Pygmy chameleon species from the genus (Brookesia) or (Rhampholeon).

Bumblebee toads are great and you can get them captive bred.

Missed it, but pleeease do green anoles!

Great content snd the information is amazing . knowledge is power . cool dude

If you have deep enough substrate in there for it to molt, your recently acquired hermit crab would do great in there!

I honestly don't think that you'd have to worry about a salamander eating the frogs. The frogs are way too fast for them, salamanders are pretty slow in comparison. And that's if it'd even bother trying, since they usually just eat bugs and stuff. You would maybe have to worry about it eating millipedes though, unless they're really big ones then it could leave them alone and just eat the crickets and stuff you feed. Also, you could get away with having a bigger snake/lizard in there if they were big enough to not view the others as food. A big boa for example wouldn't view any of those things as food, they're just too small to even consider. They're looking for stuff the size of a guinea pig, not one of its toes lol.

In addition to regular springtails you could also get globular springtails.

You could try Phasmids that specialise in specific plants, like Peruvian fire stick (Oreophoetes peruana), if you have easy access to Bracken (Fern), they should leave the non-fern plant alone.

Lepidodactilus lugubris are called mourning geckos, not day geckos! 😊

I missed the live due to personal issues but im watching now and i started the day of and now im finishing . but non bro /s its all great information to people who have the same hobby .

A small dinosaur. Edit: pick a couple of the Mattel JWD Dreadnoughtus toy (over 5' long) and make a toy display.

Ggabon shrimp or armour shrimp would be good crayfish are a little destructive but gabon shrimp are filter feeders.Also knew a guy who had little leopard geckos in his setup looked great he also had archer fish (the small fresh water ones )and pill bug millipedes which are great they look like giant woodlice

Awesome stream Petko! Take care 😉🤘🏼

Def adding animals by tiers and creating a healthy micro ecosystem.

Hey everybody! I received my Felixes (i got two) in the mail yesterday!! So so cute ❤

Try looking at, electric blue geckos, bumble-bee millipedes. Madagascar day gecko, mossy geckos, leaf tailed geckos.

I didn't catch this live but I still enjoyed the video!

Newts for the water

Large beetles(stag/horned/etc), stick insects

That was fun !

Hello great video live streaming information can't wait to see the finished incloser Petcko

How about adding some Tropical predatory plants like Venus fly traps and Drosera Ordensis ?

How about Salomandors there small

Some anolis carolinenis are easy to combine with other species

How did i miss this!?

Maybe green tree skinks? Friendly and active!

cobra snake is perfect

Celebenesis are good scorpions. They are really small and are communal. They can also clone themselves.

Dwarf tailless whip scorpions are perfect, they get max 1cm body size and they only eat fruit flies

You could create an ecosystem. Establish the mourning geckos/frogs--> introduce a vine snake (primary diet are lizards)-->have some anoles or day geckos (gold dusted day geckos are absolutely stunning!)-->small species of crab-->some fish that will thrive in the water space?? If you are thinking about dekay snakes please get captive bred only. They primarily eat worms and small insects

Tailless whip scorpions?? Tiny Crabs??

Rough or smooth green snake is a good choice dont rule it out they can hardly manage an adult cricket. Although in cm 50 might sound a lot but in reality they are extremely slender and fragile and affraid of anything basically aaand they re arborial highly arboreal would never go down and meet the frogs

also how about one of those tikiৎ umbrella over waterfall

Aww, I couldn't stay for the whole video. I saw someone said Crocodile Skinks, those are cool

Hey petco don't know if you add one more pet but maybe Lamproptera meges could be a cool addition. Look up how they fly and maybe you'd reconsider??

You should make the 2D junglearium a poster 😂

Yes 👍

How are you managing to use the selection box from paint on the images on the browser like that? @ 12:16 I figured it out = Windows key + Shift + S

You'll find your dart frogs in the most unlikely of locations, my dendrobates tinctorius, although terrestrial, spend allot of their time up in the branches of their enclosure, 12-24 inches above the substrate 😊 oh, and Euphrynicus bacillifer are a smaller species of tailless whip scorpion, I have one and he's a joy to feed

i missed the live stream so no live comment, but i think a lot of diff dartfrogs would be cool imagine all the colours. and for sure day gecko, maybe senegal chameleons or leaf chameleons? they stay small and wouldn't hurt the others. and for chameleons they're easy too keep so wouldn't be too bad in a big enclusure. and if you're doing fish, red neon in a school would give a cool pop of colour in the water area.

Turtles is acually a good idea i think

just to be clear you do or you don't have room for a penguin in the junglearium.....? 🐧

Sadly I don't think the fire salamanders would be a good fit for this enclosure. They get stressed out very easily by warmer temperatures. They do REALLY well anywhere between 15C-20C max. They will also eat anything that moves. I think your dart frogs would definitely be on their menu. :o

Čovječja ribica (latinski: Proteus anguinus)

Australian Zebra Finch

Geckos would be great

Ptychozoon kuhlii can be housed with dart frogs

Carnivorous plants

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Hi there from the UK 🇬🇧 😀

Be careful with millipedes and isopods in the same enclosure, the isopods can eat the milis when they moult.

Not being able to put anything in this huge vivarium that is able to consume a small frog is hindering it. Consider leaving out the poison dart frogs to open up other options.

i know i know this্ the question about a bird how about in hummingbird

Protect the dart frogs at all costs, they are simply too cute to be eaten! 😅

rhinosaurous beetle

Halloween crabs

Uroplatus fimbriatus Tribolonotus gracilis

Petko you could get an egg eating 🐍 and they don't get big either?

I once had a paludarium that was a little smaller than this one. I have in it 6x hyla cinerea(treefrog), a pair of opheodrys aestivus (a snake that only eats insects), 10x takydromus smaragdinus (long-tailed lizard). I also had Lepidodactylus in the beginning but my disks were always dirty and they had so many babies. It took me a year to get everyone out there.

Should be 1 animal, that green lizard you mentioned before, too bad you got scammed 😂

The tittle is actually misspelled but its kind of funny, u could keep calling it junlegarium sounds french

dekay's brown snake are tiny snakes

Morning gecko

BEETLES

Maybe a salamander

Noooo! I missed the stream😭😭

maybe some newts or salamanders.,

Can hermit crabs live in there

could you have snakes if Maya stays out of the Dark Den? i know the DD is in your house built it's not like it's in the living room of bedroom.

DA REELY COLE TING IS DAT U STAR A FIER N BERNERED IT UP N MACK A SPASS FOUR DA KNEW SPECIEN

Eurasian Lynx

I find spiders fascinating behind a glass lol I'd rather play with a viper lol you make me appreciate spiders

Salamanders

Those were mourning geckos, not day geckos ;)

Axolotl

A species of snake. Called DeKays snake, they are small brown snake that get about 4 inches or so. They eat worms and other bugs. They are in the USA.

Its stupid to google an excakt procent for humidity for various reasons. The clever thing to do is rather check for where the animal actually lives in natural enviroment area and habitat then decide for your self.

What about an ant colony?

Pls pls plsss get some giant millipedes or any giant arthropods that will be friends with the frogs 🥰🤩🤩 🙏

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Mosquitoes

I just wanted to say thank you and I just received my Felix plushie toy and I love it thank you and God bless rest in peace Felix thank you I love your channel and I must subscriber my name is Jimmy I just received Felix the plushie toy thank you

More sand 😂

But unfortunately, there are no snakes that eat plants. Every species of snake needs to eat animals to survive. All snakes are obligate carnivores, which means they only eat meat. Snakes have short intestinal tracts, and cannot digest or extract nutrients from plant matter (e.g. vegetables).Jan 21, 2021

Cayman lizard, they look like a alligator kinda. Be awesome in there, or a green tree python or tree boa

Bonita I thought ??🤔🤔🤔

Either garter snakes or dice snakes separately or whites tree frogs .. or maybe a baskilis lizards

a corn snake is a must