Yes of course!

I think so as well!!

I do! I offer calcium without d3 once a week and reptivite vitamins once a week as well!

I don’t have yellows, but I want them soon! It’s good to hear another person agrees with that perspective! I bet it’s fun to have both!

Thanks so much! I appreciate the comment!

Thanks for the sub! That is so awesome!

That’s a really great idea! I am going to use that!

Yeah those two LOVE feeding time!

Yeah they love feeding time! They are aspiring dragons I guess!

Thank you so much! I will definitely be showing more of it in future videos. It was a little awkward because I am missing clips for the light so I had to hold it while filming,which made it hard to film!

I love that! That is hilarious!

@@Petsthatdontbark I think it’s pretty suitable. Only difference is frank was frilled dragon.

That’s okay!

Thanks! It’s just an emergency build! Thanks for the comment!

Hey, I really appreciate this comment! These type of comments really do help provide the fire to keep going! I guess for me, I just think I am at least trying, I am doing something, putting myself out there, and if anybody wants to do it better… well I will watch their channel and learn from them!

Haha, I know they can get more expensive for larger monitors! But $1000 is $1000 and that’s real money to people! It’s real money to me!

What did I take credit for specifically? I am just a little confused.

When you were talking about how flimsy the foam was you were like "well, I had an idea 🤔 let's see if it works." And then proceeded to cover it with grout and dry lock. Or when you called the top soil and play sand "our own special mix." I can't say that your technically taking credit but the language you're using is incredibly misleading for someone who doesn't watch these types of videos all the time. They're made to believe that you came up with these methods when we both know you didn't. I'm sure if I watched the video again I'd be able to point out a few more but those were the two things that stood out the most.

Well I appreciate the feedback, but grout on foam then drylok actually was an idea I had without seeing anyone else do it, I saw a lot of people just driylok the foam without grout. So if someone else has done it I did not see that video or idea anywhere before I came upon the idea myself, there is a phrase for this. It is called multiple discovery, meaning people in two different areas can come up with the same idea. So the idea was indeed mine, to my knowledge, and even so I said “I had an idea” not I came up with this new solution no one ever thought of before. I can take credit for my own ideas. Even if someone else has also had the idea. As for the mix, I have said in other videos my mix ratios, instead of going through the whole mix ratio again I just said my special mix, referencing the mix ratio I use, lots of people use different ratios, and yes I have my own “special” ratio. Hope that helps clear it up! Thanks for the comment and the watch!

So you've never seen someone one KZfaq used grout painted with dry lock? You're a liar dude. Probably why your vid has over 200 views and only like 6 ppl liked it. They don't like being BS'd

It’s too bad you feel that way. Thanks for the comments.

As babies they are around $1000. As adults about 1.5 to 2x that. No, they are fine alone as well!

@@Petsthatdontbark okay thank you this video was awesome

Thank! I really appreciate you giving it a watch!

Thank you! I thought that was true! I will make sure this is fixed for the next one!

Thanks so much for the comment and for subscribing! That’s so helpful for little channels like mine.

Thanks so much!

Oh! That’s awesome! Thank you sooo much I am new so don’t judge my content too harshly haha!

That’s hilarious! We are going to have to use that!

It is a poison dart frog! Yes! Though not actually poisonous in captivity. Only in the wild.

They are Monitors just like Komodo dragons, but WAYYY smaller!

It is indeed a type of Goanna, or are you saying that it is Joanna from the Rescuers Down Under?

HAHAHAHA that was my first thought was Joanna. I think its the stripe tail one though. I am unsure what Joanna specifically was@@Petsthatdontbark

This is a Kimberly Rock Monitor, monitors are also called Goannas down under! Really a fun animal!@@lalaland5354

Not quite! It is a monitor, but much smaller than a Savannah! Great guess!

Haha, almost with the long body and forked tongue!

Yes! Do you own monitors yourself?

@@Petsthatdontbark Yes! I’ve got pair of blue tree monitors that I’m hoping will be laying another clutch shortly! Absolutely love all the rock monitors though and I’d love to own some!

I love blues! They are on the short list of next monitor to get! And you’ve had clutches before, or hoping on your first?

Haha, they really do have a similar look! I hadn’t noticed before your comment, but now I can’t unsee it!

That’s fantastic knowledge! Most people aren’t aware of that. However, it is not actually true, monitors are actually venomous, it’s not bacteria even though that was what we used to think. Their venom is not really dangerous though, it increases bleeding, but when dealing with small monitors it just means your paper cut bleeds a bit longer! Also these ones are actually very mellow, never seen one bite.

Size wise they are indeed similar. These are from Australia though!

​@@Petsthatdontbark Kimberly rock monitor?

Nailed it!!! Great job! Do you have monitors yourself?

@@Petsthatdontbark I used to some years ago, an assortment of reptiles really, a little bit of everything. Growing up, I was introduced to a Nile monitor through a friend, and thought it was absolutely amazing, and have been hooked on monitors since. Me and you both know how much work can go into the proper husbandry of even a Savannah monitor, so now that I have kids and work full time, I’ve unfortunately had to go with simpler species of reptiles, likely until my kids are grown and i can invest more time in something like a monitor, or even Tegu.

Understandable! My son actually gave up video games entirely to have the reptiles and he is a huge help! So that’s one reason we can take care of all the animals. Also we stick to dwarf monitors for a reason!

Haha, I had to look that up! But yes they are monitors like Mrs. Kipling. However, they do not get that big at all! these are full grown adults! Ms. Kipling is a Water monitor. Found in Asia, these little guys are found in Australia.

It is indeed a Monitor! Most people wouldn't even get that far! Do you happen to know what kind of Monitor?

Orangey! Well you are the first to leave an idea! You may just get that name!

We got ‘em they are doing great!

Thank you!

Thanks! I am sad I lost the first rock, but it turned out! Not to hard if you have the right tools, so if you have or will get reptiles remember this video and give it a try!

I am sorry to hear it makes you sad, if it makes you feel any better, Ackies are burrowers and will just settle in for a nap! We also always ship Priority overnight, so they are never in the box longer than 24 hours. We also ship ourselves in planes in tight quarters all the time.

Well these guys arrived in great condition it was 26 Fahrenheit when we dropped them off and dropped to 20 overnight. I recommend only shipping above 38 degrees Fahrenheit, unless you have done it enough and feel comfortable.

@@Petsthatdontbark for sure. My rule of thumb has always been no less then 40 degrees at night. But I’ve seen people ship in lower temps. I also always ship to the hub for pick up. Thanks again for the info!

@@johnsexotics6407 Thanks for commenting and I really do hope it helps! I was so clueless when I first started, and I couldn't find information anywhere.

Thank you!

I added the extra layers to seal the grout and then as paint as well for looks. I have complete access to the nesting box. I thought about access to the rest of the substrate but was worried that putting in some sort of access would weaken the area, and there is a lot of dirt weight. Thank you man!

Thanks so much, Yeah he is pretty darn cool, very playful, and responsive. Even comes to a click now!

Thanks! I see your name here. Do you do a lot of home projects?

Haha, definitely not, though in later rounds a guy does jump a table! It is however, peak fun!

I wanted to play as well!! It’s a nerf event with animal KZfaq stars battling it out. More rounds to come. I was sat in a far corner, not a great place for video😢