I shall add this to my schedule 😎✌️

Hello ! Yes that's correct 😊 30-50% is ideally what you want for the majority of the time and then mist occasionally boosting the humidity level to around 50-60%. Once I mist the enclosure I don't mist again until the humidity has dropped down to 30% for a period of time :) but yeah too much humidity would lead to Bacterial diseases and / or Respiratory infections... which obviously you don't want ! Appreciate the comment and support 👌✌️😎

That's great to hear your spur-thighed tortoise is doing great and loving the large free roam space ! 😎🐢 Yeah I do find alot of people say their spur-thighed tortoise love the pellets ! Dandelion is always a good go to for a staple diet ! Shame we can't get alot of it this time of the year 😅 glad you enjoyed the video dude ! 👌✌️

Your not wrong 😎

I'm glad to hear your having great success with feeding in the enclosure ! Like I say, it's not with all corn snakes, iv just noticed a huge rise with it recently. Glad yoyr not having this problem though ! ☺️ oh nice one! I'm sure the kids enjoyed that ! 😎 also pleased to hear your getting somewhere wirh your other corm snake, it all just takes time doesn't it. But it's nice to hear you've noticed the improvement wirh the snake over time ! Keep up the good work ! Your doing something right !! 😅☺️✌️

@@StarHope1986 😂 I'm glad it amused you 😄 I thought it was so funny I just had to keep it in the video 😅 yeah, you know what, same to be honest, I was pretty sure the watermelon would have come first place too ! But to be fair the bannana and fig one is a stronger smelling diet... so this could potentially be why. 😄

They sure are my friend 🥳😊

@ see u soon then😂🙃

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Yo !! That's actually a pretty good idea ... I'm gonna have to do that !! 😂

To be fair, they actually kinda do 😂😂

Thank you for your kind words ! 😊 I hope so too 😂 ill defo make sure to get more pro tip videos done and upload them soon !! ✌️

Thank you for this comment 🙏 it's great to hear that you spent time researching into bearded dragons prior to buying it ! That's the first step to responsible reptile keeping 😎 It's okay to feed live food, the main thing is, is that your having success with greens ! Shame he doesn't like the colard greens though 😅 maybe his taste buds will change over time 😅 but yeah definitely be patient and show him who's boss, it does take time and persistence but I'm positive if you keep it up your beardie will love his greens more ☺️ I get so many customers which can't get there bearded dragons to eat 1 piece of veg , so your definitely doing something right my friend 👌😂 I'm glad to hear you and your wife are able to handle him well !! Beardies sure love to crawl up the arms don't they 😂 Your more than welcome ! I'm greatful that you enjoyed my video and found it insightful aswell as informative ! Really appreciate you subscribing to the channel and showing your support ✌️

Thank you ! I'm pleased you enjoyed the build and are inspired to do one yourself for your frog's!! If yoy do the build you'll have to send us pictures if the build on Instagram! Would love to see the final results!! ✌️👌 Regarding yoyr question on chemicals in silicon / foam. The main thing you want to look out for is somthing called "nurotoxins" the expanding foam / silicon needs to be 0% neurotoxin. The best silicon to use (which is what I use) is the product called HA6 silicone and as for the expanding foam I get best results with the gorilla foam which is in a red can. The foam I used in this video was a differnt brand which I can't remember what it was called.😅 Hope this information is helpful to you ! 🙂 Thank you for watching the video ! Glad you enjoyed it 🥰✌️

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Good on you for acknowledging that you were advised the wrong product ! ✌️ and I'm glad to hear you threw the carpet away ! The best place for it is in the bin 😅

@@gentlyminis9596 thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed it ! ✌️

Lol don't dare me, because I proberly would 😂

Good question, It all depends on what you want to go inside really... this spesific build came to around £600 (that included the enclosure itself and an LED light) the main bulk of the cost is the building materials and obviously all the bits and bobs like plants, substrates, wood ect. We'll worth it though, lasts a very long time 👌 drop us a message on Instagram or Facebook if you have an idea in mind and I'd ve happy to try work you out a more specific estimate to what you'd want :)

😂😂 lol, there pretty good to be fair, I'd have them for dinner 😅

Appreciate the support 🙏✌️ glad your satisfied with our rodent supply 😎🐁 I appreciate your custom ! 🥰

Really pleased to hear you enjoyed the video and like the outcome of the build! ✌️ Thank you for sharing your opinion! I appreciate you leaving this comment ! 🙏 Yeah it would have been smart coming out from the back wall that's for sure 👌 the main reason why i had it coming out of the side wall as opposed to the back wall was because this was where the customer wanted the fall to be placed during the planning process. So I made sure to execute the build in the exact way they wanted it to be done ☺️ we have got many more bio builds to come ✌️ Buzzing to film the next build !! 😎 Thank you for taking the time to drop a comment ✌️

Glad you enjoyed the video ! Thank you for your video suggestion! 🙏 I shall definitely make sure to add this into the schedule and get a video together on this for you 😊 ✌️

Which would you prefer the video on? Sand scorpion or forest scorpion 🦂 🤔??

​@@coopzreptilesbig boy first, then the little lad.

@@coopzreptilesplease forest scorpion, or both 🎉

They sure are aren't they 🥺🐸❤

Thanks Richie ! I appreciate the support! Really pleased you enjoyed watching the build and I'm glad you love how the build turned out !! Nice one ! ☺️ how exciting !! I'm glad I have inspired you to do more bioactive builds ! And im pleased to hear this video was helpful to you ☺️ I look forward to seeing the outcome of your future builds once they are complete !! 😎🥰✌️ Got more bio build videos coming soon so keep your eyes open for that !!! ✌️

Thank you ! Glad to hear you likw the build !! I hope your build goes well for you ! ✌️ its really good fun, quite therapeutic too ! 😊 Regarding your question about cleaning the pump and if the pump/ filter malfunctions, i ran the cable for the pump in a plastic tubing which was then hidden as apart of the background. I do this at 34:40 in the video :) if there was a problem, all they would need to do is simply unwired the plug for the pump and simply pull the wire through which h will allow the pump to be fully removed for maintenance or if there was a problem. This prevents them from having to break the background just to remove the wire for the pump / filter. Once they fix the problem or finish cleaning the pump / filter all they would simply have to do is feed the cable back up through the tubing which they pulled the cable out from and the cable will pop out at the top of the enclosure and then simply re-wire the plug back on to the cable :) I planned this into the build to ensure they wouldn't have to break the background :) hope this information is helpful to you ! Feel free to message our social page with a picture of your enclosure once it's done !! Love seeing how people's build end up looking 👌✌️

@@coopzreptiles Thank you for actually replying! I will definitely send a picture of each enclosure. I have a ball python and a crested geko. I plan to make the crested geko cage similar to yours!

@@coopzreptiles What specific pipe/ automatic system did you use to simulate the waterfall?

More than welcome ! I appreciate you commenting 🙏 That's awesome!! I wish you great success with your build !! ☺️ I look forward to receiving the pictures when they are all completed ✌️ Your crested gecko will love it !! 😀 I'm glad you found the video helpful and are inspired to re-create one yourself👌 I bet your python will apriciate a bioactive enclosure to !☺️😎 If you need any further assistance or advice please feel free to contact me ! Always happy to help 😊

The specific one I used was the "zoo med naturalistic terrerium waterfall kit" ☺️

Cheers !! Pleased to hear you loved the build !! 😀 defo one of the best iv done so far 👌 😂😂 yeah it's well funny, when I watched the clip wgilst editing, I couldn't stop laughing I just had to include it 😂 pretty sure I need a new floor though 😅

Thank you 😊 i appreciate the kind words ! It took around 5-6 weeks to build, but was 100% worth it, definitely one of the nicest ones iv done, I feel like the bit of wood I used for the waterfall was made to be 😅 was good fun to build! 😊 glad you enjoyed the video and love the build !!

Glad you found the video helpful ! 😊 exciting stuff ! I'm sure you'll do great 👍 you know where I am if you need advice! Advice is 100% free ☺️ I look forward to seeing what python you end up getting ! ✌️

Hello, yes these frogs have very similar care requirments. The only major differnce between this species and the red eyed tree frog species is that the red eyed tree frogs require higher humidity than the white tree frogs do. This is because they come from differnt climates and locations in the world. White tree frogs only require around 30-50% humidity where as red eyed tree frogs require around 60-80 %. But the red eyed tree frog setup is virtually the same :) hope this is helpful ! 😊

That's a very good question ! It's definitely something which I didn't go over within this video. So thanks for dropping this comment ! 😊 Now to answer your question, first of all I'ts a pretty straight forward process to clean there poop, although I will say it can be quite smelly 😅 I'd suggest getting a poop scoop so you can scoop up there poop which is on the substrate and then you can dispose of it easily. This is a simple way to spot clean there poop. Now if they poop on an item which is within your enclosure (for example on top of a hide) you can first of all use toilet roll to remove the majority of the poop and then either remove this hide (or object) and give it a good rinse off or use a reptile disinfectant spray like F10 which will disinfect any left overs which was left on that surface after using the toilet roll. If it goes on the walls of the viv or if you have dirty walls because your bearded dragon has smeared dirt or poop on them, you can use a reptile safe disinfectant spray such as F10 to disinfectant the walls of the viv. Hope this infomation is helpful to you and i hope it answers your question !! I will also make a video on how to properly clean a bearded dragon enclosure ! ☺️ Thank you for your comment !! 😊✌️

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Thank you for sharing your experience and opinion! ☺️ I totally understand where you're coming from. Each bearded dragon definitely has its own unique personality, some can be less tame or docile, like the one you have described, while others might be more laid-back and easygoing. It really comes down to the spesific individual, and this is true across all animals in general, not just reptiles. It's awesome to hear that you stayed persistent with your dragon despite the challenges you were facing, so fair play to you for that! 👌😎 You're absolutely right about the ongoing costs and care, this is definitely something to consider, and I did mention this in the video. Bearded dragons are the more expensive option out of the five I covered in the video. We're actually working on a video breaking down the monthly running costs for each species, so I'm excited to share that soon! 😄 I think it’s crucial for new owners to be fully prepared for both behaviour and long-term care commitments, so thanks again for leaving this comment and adding your perspective aswell as sharing your experience!! 😊

@@coopzreptiles yep! I just don't want anyone to exp the impulse buy I did and just shared what possible experiences they might have in case they pursue taking care of a bearded dragon 😁

Though in my opinion I find taking care of leopard geckos much easier than BD's (currently have both in my care as well)

​@@oc9279 I think that was a great idea to share your experience with the community! I appreciate the comment 🙏 ☺️

I agree with you, leopard geckos are alot easily than Bearded dragons to look after ! 😅 they are also alot cheeper to maintain too !!

Thank you ! 😊 glad you enjoyed this video !!! ✌️

That's awesome! I love the gargoyle geckos they are one of my favourite! Nice choice ✌️ Hope you enjoy your new companion 😎🦎

Thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed !

Thank you 😊 that's awesome!! Good choice too ! 👌 is this your first pet reptile ?

@@coopzreptiles no lol i have 2 leopard geckos a corn snake and plenty off tarantulas

😂 your not wrong you guys do call them ball pythons 🤦‍♂️

Most here say ball as they ball into a ball.

@@gg7704 that's right they sure do ball into a ball ! 😂 😎

Thank you for sharing your opinion 😊

Hello, thank you for sharing your comment 😊 and thank you for this information! I shall keep this in mind for future content it's definitely something which I can add in to future videos when talking about these bulbs ! 💡 I'm really pleased to hear you'll be giving this substrate mix a go ! You'll have to let us know how you get on with this mix !! I've had great success with the mix, so it'll be nice to know how other people get on with it ! 😊 Now, regarding your question to do with the jungle Dawn sizing, for your size enclosure, yes the 34w (57cm) will still provide a dark area on the opposite side of the enclosure, when installed at the beginning of 1 side of the enclosure, however if you want it to be even darker on that side of the enclosure then I'd recommend going for the smaller size (22w 47cm) because this will provide that extra bit of darkness. It's just down to personal preference, really... I have just tested this out for both size kits in an enclosure for you, and the smaller one does make it that extra bit darker, I have also taken a small video of this, so if you wanted to see this video your more than welcome to message me via our Facebook / Instagram pages and I'd be more than happy to send this video across to you so you can actually physically see the difference in light output before making a decision on which size you would want to buy :) I hope this is helpful to you ! And I hope you will continue to watch our future videos !! 🥳✌️

@@coopzreptiles Thank you kindly for such an in-depth answer and going on to try it out as well. It's really appreciated! I'll message you on Instagram as soon as I remember my login haha. I'm glad I could help even if a little! I find that people are more open to advancing their husbandry when they understand exactly why changing ways things are done can help their animals live more enriched and healthier life. Props for you for being a shop owner and doing educational content as well. I've watched your other guides too, great videos just as this one. Your tegu from frog legs video is a lovely little (big) fellow!

Glad you found it helpful ! ✌️

Really pleased to hear you have come across my account ! ☺️ I hope your enjoying the content ! That's awesome you already have a few reptiles! I love the cresties and Leo's, they are so cute aren't they 🥺 Hope you enjoy my future videos ✌️ Iv got lots more coming out soon ! ☺️ 🥳

I'm glad to hear you found the video helpful ! Appreciate the support Chris ! 🙏

Thank you for your kind words ! I'm really pleased to hear you find my advice I give in person is great and helpful ! At least I know I'm doing something right 😅 Now you have the advice from the comfort of your own home 24/7 😊 thank you for sharing this comment 😊! Im also glad to know your excited about the bioactive builds ! I'm buzzing to film these videos and get them posted ! So won't be long that's for sure 😅

@@coopzreptiles use the digital thermometer

Thank you for your kind words ! 🙏 pleased to hear you enjoyed my video !! I'm sure you'll be a great owner for the Bearded Dragon you've adopted, especially if you use this video as reference to how to care for it properly ! I wish you the best on your reptile keeping journey! Lots more bearded dragon content coming soon !!!

Cheers dude ! Glad you enjoyed it and learned something! 😊

Yeah we are based in Havant 😊

Thank you ! Glad you enjoyed it ! 😊

Thank you for your kind words ! ❤

Thank you!!! I appreciate your support!

Thank you ! Much appreciated!!

Thank you for your kind words ! Look forward to your next visit ! ✌️