Hey as long as you handle often and really take he him out overtime they start to calm down also try not to feed as much live food ( what really worked for me is handling in bathtub with little running water and he should be able to climb on you ) grizz started to calm down around 18in got him around 6-7 , so around a year for me

Wow that’s crazy

It’s a nile because of its tongue and overall body dynamics and still have that wild nature sometime I just know how to handle at the right time tbh , but you never know I’m still learning too

Haha no way . Don’t fall for it it’s a scam . I do not sell reptiles ,but hopefully one day to own my reptile shop . Thanks for letting me know.

@@itsbaileypets lmfao I figured

That’s plenty of size especially if it’s a typical bedroom size . I would make sure it has enough water , heat and UVB and also keep in mind the mess they make

Ok thanks

I would honestly say use these techniques with your water monitor and it should work even better because of their nature

Forgot what I said in this video , but I’ve seen pure fish and chicken cans that could be offered rarely , but mainly feed fish and seafood diet

I’m not going to argue on this though , just giving you my experience on taking care of my Nile monitor that’s fairly healthy

Agree feed Grizz like 2-3x now prices are high , so it can still be around 10-20 week depending on what you get if you buy in bulk at Asian market it’s little cheaper

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Thanks I have to work on my editing

It’s crazy tbh I might’ve got it wrong myself even the vet said it was a male, but it’s crazy .

By the way, we have babies all over! Had to detour from the front door cuz a cute lil guy was exploring the storm/screen door. He wasn't really startled as much as I was. Lol

My best advice if you want to keep the shed is to just gentle wipe it not too much , keep it dry away from sun and store it in jar or dry place . They have persevere solution on Amazon you can get to help it last , but personally I don’t think it’s worth it going through that my h work because you can easily get some lizard shed , but that’s about all I know . 👍

@@itsbaileypets thanks! I'm sure it'll last the trip there and he can do what he wants. I just measured him. 1 foot long! 👍🏻

​@@itsbaileypetshave you ever fed your nile chicken liver? If so, have you ever had any problems as far as salmonella or anything?

@@lastblood8550 I fed it before but I stopped because just doesn’t seem like a staple diet mainly feed fish /seafood about 80percent of time

@@itsbaileypets do niles require a uv heat lamp or can i get away with just UVB and a ceramic heat emitter? I thought i was doin everything right but now im seeing something about them needing uv(UVA)

Appreciate it , the area in which I live it’s a western alligator lizard would be cool though if it was a blue tongue skink 😁👍