Wow! This looks beautiful. Love the idea of the "sunlight" coming in the back.

Love it! Great idea😊

hi great work what do you use to cover the polyurethane structure

What a beautiful enclosure. Very inspirational 😊

They were Black Kites (Milvus migrans) in the video. You can see quite a few forked tails as they turn in the air. And they are far more common inland too :)

Light you used?

Thanks so much! I really love your channel!

What a talent you have! Very impressive.

Beautiful work, the only downside is that I feel the background was made too thick to where it took up most of the usable space of the enclosure.

Wow, that is the most realistic looking enclosure l have ever seen. I just can't imagine it looking more natural than that. That belongs in a museum somewhere. Mam, you are a true artist!!!

This looks really good. But isn't it impractical? Animals will poop on it and scratch it. The surface isn't hardened?!

I need a tutorial on building the enclosure 😭😭 You're the first Australian KZbinr for this type of content I've seen and I'm so happy but I need you to tell me where you got everything and what everything is This is so amazing and exactly what I've been looking for thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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nice background and a pretty woman to boot!

Awesome video!!

This is such an impressive setup! Exactly like you would see up in Cape York. Well done!!

Loved it how it turned out! Really good tutorial!

So when its dry this paint... It wont dissolve when spraying water in there? Like if I use it in a rainforrest enclosure.. It works there?

Hi just wondering if I can get the list of stuff u used on this video and the exact names of the items please and thank you

I can see why you guys were stoked to be on the lookout for a green tree python. They are absolutely stunning reptiles. Ya just wanna give him a kiss on the head don't ya? Here in America we have mostly boring reptiles. You guys have no idea how lucky you are to do what you do for a living, and 'good on'ya." for that.

Amazing that’s the most realistic DIY rock I’ve seen 😊

We done great production

Great production, I'm going to the Cape in june/July. My grandson wants me to do some helping, I'm a " bird nerd" so I was doing some research and came across you guys. Thanks heaps

So would these be "Cape York" locality?? If so it's a locality I've never seen or heard of being available/bred in the US! I know some breeders that would probably kill to get their hands on some of those genetics! Looks like some serious "high white" potential!! Also very curious about all the "grounded" ones you found in the wild, wonder if they would spend more time on the ground in captivity if given larger enclosures with natural substrate?!?! That juvenile also looked rather large to have not even started OCC, wondering how much that differs in that wild?!?! There's a rather large & dedicated group of Chondro keepers & breaders that I'm sure would follow a dedicated Viridis channel that did long term video documentation on a single population group!! Definitely alot to be learned!!!!

biggest black-head ive seen

Also is there any sealer that goes on after ? The grout says sanitized which i belive has mold inhibitors? Is that ok ?

Is it groute or concreat?

I think one of the most useful tips that I got out of this was to make extra freestanding rocks, using the same technique as the background. This really helps with keeping the entire enclosure feeling natural, and All allows you to change things up a bit from time to time. So thanks for that!

Definitely put your work in. Nice job

Really awesome natural looking desert-ish looking!

Amazing work! Thank you for sharing!

Great way to inspire people to build their own enclosures!

How come you don't seal it with with a animal safe pond sealer? it would lock in all your paint and protect your animal from anything in the grout, also helps with the longevity of your build

Do you have a video of how you manage all the cords, sensors gauges, etc. ? I don't like seeing them hanging in view.

Awesome!

Wow, what a terrific video. Great job! The cape York locality is definitely my favorite gtp, second only to Kofiau Island :)

I have recently made a few rocks using this method but a few have cracked and it seems like some places the dried grout rubs off. Do I need to seal it ?

hi on your video of building a rock wall for beardie for the first 2 coats did you use sanded or unhanded grout

Do you soak your grout after it dries by chance to get rid of PH levels? And how do you keep grout from cracking

wow that's the best enclosure build I've seen can't wait to use your techniques in my leos enclosure but I have a question did you seal the grout when you applied it or did you just use the grout all by it self

My bearded dragon Tyfose loves watching your videos.

Very well done !

So nice i have no words.

I like the creek to but live it's 10 000 times nicer. And I like that you dont touch the animals . Other channels they play with venemouse snakes i dont like it. They give you a so wonderfull picture so we can feel and see it with you.

What a nature. We have oure Alps in Germany and ready is the Show. In the Alps there many snakes bur all harmless. The only venemouse is the crossadder but it is more like a bee pitch in the most cases. Thank you very mutch that we now know is a sanke venomouse or harmles or poisenes and sorry for bad English. 👍👍👍

Please write at the photo of the snake harmles, venomouse, or highly venomouse, or poisenes. I am from Germany and not knowing all your reptiles. And if you not knowing it, take a bite 😊. Sorry for bad English and for cracy joke but i must stop it and Google the snake and you need 2 words. Nice Trips in the future. I will👍 and get a Abo. Best regards.

Tasmania? I hear some similarities between you and others that I know are from there

Fantastic

Amazing video and the music wasn't obnoxious. Loved the Western Blue Tongue, its silly threat display had me chuckling, such a cute fella :)

These are allowed in Australia?