BABY SAVANNAH MONITOR LIZARDS!!

[@endercat3344]

the fact that you were able to help others out just like Simba would have wanted you to is just so heartwarming for me. I cannot imagine the amount of pain and sadness it was to do this, but i promise you that when that lizard grows up, they will love you forever. Simba really was the bestest boy.

[@CoyKoi57]

I'm glad that you're opening yourself up to get your new babies. Your relationship with Simba was the closest that I've ever seen and I hope that at least one of your new babies can form the same kind of attachment with you.

[@dreamliverock]

It's like Simba has become Mufasa, watching over the little ones from beyond.

[@karenc8773]

Time is definitely what it takes when we lose a beloved friend. Looking forward to watching these 2 grow.

[@vincentender1486]

The cute way it's just... Sploot on the heating pad soaking up the warmth.

[@deannadempsey9269]

No lizard will ever take the place of Simba. It is nice to see that you are ready to love again.

[@1minigrem]

Ignore the nay sayers, you are doing what’s right for you, Simba would be proud, I am so pleased you have two gorgeous babies and I know they will have a wonderful life with you. Love Simba’s memory box and all love and best wishes to you. ❤

[@shelleynewchuk5141]

Im am so excited that you have 2 new babies.....simba is there watching over you...i believe that even our pets, whether they are animals, reptiles, etc, all have souls... and are still with us in spirit.....God bless you and everything you do... My beautiful reptile friend..❤

[@rafaelramires5883]

I´m in tears of joy. Thats how I meneged to heal my heart from my cats that I lost in 2017, I dopted 2 kittens in 2021( 7 y late). They make me happy and it hurts less each day.

[@dennylars9695]

I'm so happy you have got babies......God bless you sweetie ❤❤❤❤😊

[@fumijohnsstewart7001]

Simba is smiling. Elon and I send you a big scaly hug to you and the two babies.

[@mtz2273]

I keep thinking about you and I'm glad to hear you are doing as well as you can. I never thought I would be this intrigued by reptiles - your channel did that. They look happy in their new home!!

[@LeashyKitty]

I know you have a Simba shaped hole in your heart. Obviously no one can replace him. But it's good to see you have some babies to focus on. ❤

[@moaahlgren5193]

Losing a friend is hard. But as you said... the only way is forward! So happy for the babies! ❤

[@pegiegault5931]

Well congratulations! They are both so beautiful, and different. I think Simba would be happy that you are moving on to care for two little souls, and giving them a great life like you gave him. I'm so glad you are doing well and have a new project.

[@stevendc420]

I’m glad to see the healing process has begun, you may never get over the loss of simba but over time the pain will lessen. Can’t wait to see the little ones get bigger and start seeing them do things like tug a war like simba did with you. Congratulations on the little ones though 😊❤❤❤

[@onewen]

Congratulations on your two new babies 💖 they look adorable! I'm curious, and forgive me if i've missed an update/video on this already, but where is Nala? How is she doing since Simba's passing? Do you think she would interact well with the babies? Idk if that is safe or not since she might see them as little prey LOL... i was just curious. Still keeping you in my prayers 🙏🏼

[@jmtimmons]

I'm so glad to see the new additions. I've been worried about you. I've been a fan for quite a while. I'm excited to watch these new kids grow. 😊😊😊😊

[@myssixensen7516]

They are so precious! You can't possibly name them until you know who them long enough to know who they are and know what names suit them! I know they will never replace Simba, but I do hope they can help you at least mend the hole his absence has left. They are incredibly adorable as babies are...and both have some lovely marking IMHO. PLEASE take care, and thank for everything you do.

[@DoubleDragonHotel]

You are just full of surprises! I love that you not only rescue, but also raise some reptiles yourself. This is wonderful! I did not know Simba was not captive bred, that's interesting

[@joyglocker8318]

I am glad that you are able to go forward. Why did you choose exactly these two? What kind of morph are they? And where is Nala?

[@G.r.e.g.g.l.e.s]

I'm very impressed that the hatchling monitor is the size of my adult leopard gecko

[@MrFerretYT2004]

Imma call the little one Simba Jr.

[@kristenhitchcock1031]

They are so cute! I’ve been thinking about you. You were the best dad to Simba!

[@juanitabolster2483]

Welcome little ones. How about Skunk and Nancy? (Yep I thought the singer Skunk Anancie, was a duo, when I first heard her band)!

[@ashlinnmeechan5274]

OMG such tiny babies!!

[@donnamunday6749]

So glad you’re healing and feeling a bit better. How is Nala doing? Do Savannah monitors miss their partners/friends like other types of animals?

[@davemacpherson7978]

Nice continuity & a great tribute!

[@AngelRodriguez-pt4wu]

I’m so sorry for your loss , I just got my my baby Savanah monitor looks exactly like yours , I’m so exited,hopefully I can get some good expert advice from you

[@user-xe7dh5bi5g]

This is nice I’m from some of your old live videos hope you keep on making more videos

[@cathywilliams7336]

You are in my prayers

[@TerrySneed]

Your videos have helped me thanks for advice we need people like u

[@cynthiafritze7418]

I’m glad to see a beardy

[@dennylars9695]

Oh yeah you got a great price on those....I paid $70 for this little girl at pet store here in Saint Petersburg,Fla. 8 days old.

[@rdnkenki]

Happy to see this ❤

[@jorgepinto-velez603]

Not the same without Simba but I know he I watching ya and let the next Chapter begin to these 2 new Savannah Monitors RIP Simba

[@MsLH208]

My roommate just bought one& I want to name it miss Hannigan so bad

[@YoohToohbehr]

I just got a baby savannah monitor like 2 weeks ago and he is the exact same size. However, I cant pick him up at all and he gets all puffed up and hisses when i get close. Any tips??

[@dennylars9695]

You are soo welcome....your babies are soooo cute....mine is a wild caught straight in from Africa at 8 days old..she was sooo tiny..not even 3 inches long. I'm trying to find out why both of my girls are the color etc of the males a typically? They even push out their tubes when they potty like the males...but vet assured me I'm both cases that my other girl who passed and this girl are females. The eyes are more rounded like the females but the color pattern and shade of color is exactly like a male ...darker with a almost fake eye looking design going back from the eyes. It's this unusual in females?

[@heatherjohnson5441]

How did you lose simba? I have a sweet boy I've had for almost a year that I'm am terrified of losing him for ANY reason and there are no exotic pet vets any where near me so I just wanna know what to look out for.. also Trip's about 9 months old

[@1deadjamie]

So cute glad they got a new home chowing down glad too see new its inspirational teaching others :) they said mine was female, they clipped back nails ,didn't ask me ,,,,id say no not over grown she was scared them huge blue shoulder gloves .took 4 days till she forgave me and blood work she said no omg . What a disaster hope he just listen too her heart basic care xrays, ding get in the ring first owner she had a bite on her nose rodent ,why do people want mean aggressive lizard, pretty shure my ginger spice was wild at one time but calm around me:)

[@ethanbrown7198]

Training videos for these 2?

[@helanaslater1532]

Taming series?

[@snowballil3133]

😀💙🦎

[@Shaden0040]

sorry for your loss I know that must hurt and feel for you. were you able to determine the reason why he passed I mean did you get an autopsy done or necropsy done? I'm just curious because it seemed to be that he was on the man last episode I saw a couple of weeks ago he kind of was shocked to hear that he passed. the curious person of me always wants to know why something happens I mean if it's just old age that's understandable because they only live about 10 to 15 years tops anyway I know water monitor is only live about 10 or 12 years kenan's Slinky is about 10 now so he doesn't expect thinking to live too long Couple years at the most maybe 3 or 4 if he's lucky. symbol was an icon of the monitor lizards just like Slinky is for Kenan lily and his forum Sherry Wolf at Wolf's world I know so many people out there that have the monitors of one kind or another and they're just Such intelligent lizards inquisitive curious One of a kind animals if you can get to know them and read their behaviors they're going to be very entertaining and fulfilling as a pet. again I'm sorry for your loss I hope this new monitor helps fulfill your needs for another pet like Si I can't wait to see what happens and how you train them up or her all of them you mentioned what sex it is yet or if you have sex . mba

[@debbiespinks7749]

How did you overcome the one bad experience with them?

[@SpinTheWords]

No more egg feeding or surgeries.

[@Sarydormi]

Well, if I recall correctly the egg feeding wasn't done by the keeper, the male just ate the female's eggs while they were kept together. And the second happened because of the first. So, imo, better say "please no accidents this time".

[@saralou123]

🥹❤️

[@docholiday3485]

Needs more humidity and soil

[@halfdollar1]

I thought you were pronouning your lizard ha ha

[@caughtafaygo]

No

[@vickywhite8586]

As a part of the rescue community, why did you make the decision to BUY reptiles instead of helping one that needs help?

[@AztecCroc]

Savannah Monitors are not dogs, you can't just adopt an adult and expect it to warm up to you. If you want one that you can interact with like he did with Simba you need to raise it from very young.

[@leam89]

Do you mean captive hatched? I would think a captive bred would be more than $30

[@AztecCroc]

No? Captive bred are usually cheaper than captive hatched, at least once breeding them in captivity becomes something a large enough amount of people can do reliably. Wild caught reptiles are cheap because it's just find the animal, chuck it in a sack, and then sell it. Captive hatching wild eggs requires stupid amounts of care to prevent them from becoming damaged or unviable. The only reason captive bred reptiles are more expensive is when it's hard to breed them in captivity or when a single person or small group of people have an effective monopoly and can charge whatever they want. We can breed them in captivity fairly easily, they just need an appropriate amount of space mostly, it's just that since wild caught ones are already so cheap few people actually bother to do so unless they're the type to care about having them not being taken from the wild.