@@LanceLouis7008 No.

@@HornWorm8 They are a rare and uncommon species in captivity. Same family as the Mountain Horned Dragon which is really common.

@@foreverpainful All of mine are friendly. I have about 20 adults and their babies right now. Tokays are misunderstood and people think they are mean, but they are just scared. If you are gentle and earn their trust, they become friendly 😊

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@@crashpal I haven't been able to pick a name yet. I don't know if it's a boy or girl. So, for right now, it's name is "Baby" 😂

@@GreenieTheGecko Thanks!

@@MasonsMonitors The tricolors are very shy and like to watch people while they are hiding in plants or hides. They will come out once it is quiet in the house (nobody walking around). When they think you aren't watching, they will run around all over the walls, swim in water, and dig everywhere. Everyday the cage looks like a tornado hit 😂 Even though they are shy, they will take food from tongs and are not aggressive. Once I have them out holding them, they are pretty calm and easy going. They seem very curious about me and not scared. I will say, other people say theirs are crazy and aggressive. Bites are said to be very bad.

At three months old, it would be very difficult to sex unless you used LED sexing. This is hard to do by yourself since the babies tend to not want to be still 😂 I'd wait for it to be 6-9 months old and try to see what it looks like. Males usually have bulging by then.

@@TheReptileWhisperer thank you for the reply!

They are naturally curious so eventually they will want to check you out. Just stay still and let them jump and crawl on you. Don't ever grab or constrain them because they will get scared and not become friendly. Be gentle with them. Wild ones are a little different though...they are scared in the beginning and can be skittish. Best thing to do is be patient and handfeed them, try to get them to walk on you to get food so they learn to trust you.

@@TheReptileWhisperer wow so awesome thank you so much

@@pierrefitch No problem 😊

Thanks! I think the species is just misunderstood. They can be sweet if you are gentle with them as babies and raise them yourself. I have a friend who also has a friendly one he raised as a baby ❤️

@@TheReptileWhisperer that’s very likely. I think they’re awe insuring animals, I just know I can’t do right by them. My tegu is already enough work.

@@SeraphimDW Tegus are a lot of work for sure, but worth it. They make great pets 😊

They like having a buddy. You can keep two females together or a male and female together. You can't keep two males together though, they will not like each other.

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@@TheReptileWhisperer thank you so much! I just ordered some :-)

@@ReptileRoad You are welcome!

Supposed to be T- but it's hard to say because I would think T- would have red/pink eyes but I have never seen an albino Tokay with red/pink eyes. I've also seen T+ which look different than this, they are a little darker and are not orange and white.

Look like a T+ to me coz some pigmentation still there and you’re right coz T- have more White and contrast in them , but then again the T+ have more color in them , either or she’s still an awesome Specimen 😮

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People used to think they were different but scientists took DNA samples and learned that they are actually the same species. I know, it's crazy but true.

@@TheReptileWhisperer they are different species I have the nil and the ornate and they are completely different they are related but not exactly the same species just like the dog you have different pitbull they look the same but are not the same exactly and they discovery that the nil and the ornate are not the same species because they tough that was the same but now they said it's the same species but I can said for having the 2 species they are completely different even if the adn are the same

Females are either green or peach/brown. Males are the colorful ones with red around the eyes.

These are wild caught. Captive bred is rare.

Prasinus doesn't get this big, but kordensis does. He mostly takes after kordensis. His eyes are a little more orange like a prasinus though. He is the sweetest lizard.

There is no information. No one has done it in captivity yet. My plan is to do the same thing I do with tree monitors but on a larger scale, since these are bigger monitors. I figured out how to breed tree monitors around 16 years ago when only a few people in the world had been successful. It was trial and error to see what worked and what didn't. I'm going to do the same thing with the tricolors and figure it out 😊

@@TheReptileWhisperer that would be so cool , good luck mam

The Spiny neck monitors are really pretty 😍 I love their faces and coloration/patterns. They are super active too!

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Thank you! 😊

Yeah I am not very good at taking videos 😂 Sorry about that

Yes I can see that! Definitely some type of wild cat vibes with the stripes and spots. I'm about to post a video of my bigger Tricolor. It's even prettier than this little one 🤩

Yes, but I don't have babies yet.

@@TheReptileWhisperer I will definitely buy a pair let me know when you get some

@@eSeRh1nO Will do!

What is the enclosure brand ?

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I think it's neutral at this point. I haven't held it much since I've gotten it, so it's not fully trusting. But it also doesn't run or try to bite, so I know it doesn't dislike me. I just need time to work with it, but at the moment I'm super busy.

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