Thank you I appreciate that! I enjoy making these videos, this hobby has been a big part of my life and I enjoy it. Thank you for checking out the channel and watching too! It’s smart that you have a plan though as far as the lizard thing goes

Thank you, I didn’t see the typo till you pointed it out 😂 thank you again!

I can’t wait to own one, I love the way they look. They’re definitely awesome, thanks for checking out the video!

Thank you! I also think so, I love this species!

Thank you brother! Green Keeleds are great, I hope you do have the opportunity to own them, I’m obsessed with them at the moment lol

No but comparing it to leopard gecko poop, I don’t even know when the Leo goes but you know as soon as these guys do 😅 they stink up the whole place

I think you need a barn cat 😅

Thank you kind sir

That’s awesome 😂 I love it

Thanks, I wonder where it came from 😅

Thank you and you too! I try to save whatever’s in the road and I always stop whether it’s a frogs, toad, turtle, Turkey, deer ect. It sad seeing dead animals in the road and I agree, people who purposely hit animals with their cars are sick! Obviously accidents do happen but most people have their phones buried on their face when they drive these days and can’t react in time.

You guys are good people

@@Bestinthedistrict thank you I appreciate that! I love helping animals, they were here long before I was and that little guy could outlive me one day 😅

Thank you I appreciate it!

I’m not sure what that means? 😅

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Put his nose in it and tell him no 😅

So yes green Keeleds do perfectly fine in a group or alone! They don’t need to be in groups! I’ve owned Emerald tree skinks in groups but I just purchased a single one. She’s currently sick but she has been house alone her whole life. To my understanding and I could be wrong with this but they do not require a small colony to thrive. They can be communal yes but to large of a community without enough space can cause issues.

@@jaexotics Aight, thank you. :)

@@jebediahfo20-on9jl you welcome! 😄

Exactly! As long as it brings you joy in life and you love caring for it then it’s a good pet regardless what anyone says!

Yes they both enjoyed some stew 😅

What kind of Pangea?

@@Tom-repgeck it is fig with insect Pangea!

Thank you!

There are All types of species in this video 😅

Daring and bold are just different names for Phidippus Audax or P. Audax. Also I would not recommend feeding them crickets as they can spread parisites. Also I have observed that crickets eat anything even if it’s alive and have tried to feed one of my six bold jumping spiders one but the crickets started to eat him alive while in his web so I removed the crickets and luckily my female bold jumper was fine.

@@Crustaceanking50 crickets from a sanitary place (which is where I buy them) are highly unlikely to contain any parasite. If they carried parasites it would harm our pets. crickets can harm or kill smaller pets if left alone. I’ve seen crickets actually eat their own dead within their container. I do appreciate the knowledge on their name though! I’ve never looked heavily into inverts and I won’t pretend I know everything! They just really started peaking my interest now but I appreciate the knowledge 😄

She will! Gotta get those steps in 😂 thanks for watching!

she is pretty relaxed and chill! 😄🦎

I would totally do it but the weather is to inconsistent in the northeast and our summers are always humid and muggy 😅 but for other species it’s more suitable for a summer outdoor enclosure!

Im hoping everything turns out fine, we’ll do whatever is necessary to help the little one!

All hail King Bob Walter! 😂 reptiles are super intelligent and they don’t receive the recognition they deserve

Yes, so very true. Love and spoil him like non other. He was not however too pleased to find out I had adopted an enemy of his. He woke after a four month brumation to see his neighbor across the way, AJ (Albert James), an elderly ball python! Bob sometimes gives him the evil eye stare 🫣. He knows he safe now.

@@hisprincesswarrior6246 he didn’t receive a notice that people were going to be moving in on his property is all 😂 but of course, I do as well! I love my little beardie, it’s part of the family just like the dogs and the cat!

P WORD? Are you 7?

No I'm not I just find it funny 🙂

Adults eat every other day and you can either tong feed until they’re full but mine usually eat around 10 crickets in a sitting!

@@jaexotics Thank you so much for your reply, Im currently feeding 3 every other day to my adults, they are not super skinny but definitely less chonk than yours so I wanted to know from a experienced owner.

@@blastoice9281 I just got a new breeding pair about 4 weeks ago and they were skinny when I purchased them, I did feed them every day for a week, I gave them some wax worms in the mix as well and then after that I switched to every other day with proper hydration and supplementing. They definitely filled in well 😅

@@jaexotics One more thing, how often do you dust their food with calcium? Could not find anything on that and am afraid of overfeeding calcium

@@blastoice9281 it’s not a problem at all, I alternate calcium and vitamin with D3 and without every other feeding. If you do skip a day of dusting it will not cause major health issues. They get calcium and vitamins naturally through their diets in the wild with feeders other than domesticated crickets so that’s why in captivity it’s important to maintain a steady calcium schedule! They also receive stronger Sun rays which provide more uvb naturally in the wild

It very well could be 😅

They do lay eggs, I couldn’t feel any eggs rubbing my thumb gently along her belly but I also couldn’t feel a major lump or blockage (not saying there isn’t one) best case scenario she has worms. Her not wanting to use her back legs also makes me think it’s possible she is impacted but we will do whatever means necessary to make her better and Thank you for that!

I really hope your emerald tree skink gets better

She might just be on a food strike

Thank you my good sir!

No it’s a pet shops I went to today! Sabrina’s Reptile Kingdom owns him, he’s 30 years old!

@@jaexotics that’s so cool

I love beardies too but it’s just for laughs, no one can deny their poo is rancid 😅

They’re just living their best life I guess 😅

That’s awesome you guys took him in and saved him! All poo smells period 😂 I’ve never owned a pet rat before but I’ve seen how intelligent they can be

They are very intelligent and are great to work with! Thank you very much, I appreciate it! My makes pretty calm now too, he’s almost at the same level as her. one day when I save up I want to buy a tree monitor but I need to apply for a permit to own one first in my state unfortunately! I hope you have the chance to work with these guys in the near future!

@@jaexotics Really? What state? Do they list them by species or something or just anything over a certain size?

@@TreeMonitorTraining I live in MA, we can’t own crocodilians nor monitors unless it’s dwarf species!

This is a Green Keeled Bellied Lizard! (gastropholis prasina) They like mini tree monitors, great species to work with

Yes Exactly 😂

It should be illegal to make someone choose between the 2 😂

Keeled all day (biased because I love mine) but absolutely want blank and green tree skinks in the future.

@@scootersreptiles I love Keeleds and I’m obsessed with mine currently but I think I might go tree skinks honestly! I’m not sure, it’s a tough choice 😅

Their tails are just super long and prehensile! I love it 😂

@@jaexotics never saw an reptile like this, really looks amazing!

@@GEGENLGBT they are great to have and are becoming more popular! I love this species, thanks for checking out the channel!

@@jaexotics i can promise that i will check your vids now and then its really interesting!

I greatly appreciate you 😄 thank you!

That’s awesome to hear and They are incredible! I love them! Thanks for checking out the video!

Thank you for watching it and that’s awesome! Green Keeleds are amazing to work with and he will come around with consistent attempts with handling once he knows you aren’t trying to eat him! There are slight variations in the ambient humidity and temperatures with green keeled and emerald tree skinks. Emerald tree skinks can be super territorial with other tree skinks and other creatures at times and they’ll fight. They’ll also stress each other out causing other health issues in the long run so I’d refrain from keeping them in the same enclosure!

Thank you! 😄

I wish I had a real tree monitor but these guys will do 😂

I think these guys are rolling with State Farm 😂