Bearded Dragons - 27 Rad Facts! Dāv Kaufman and Clint's Reptiles

[@ClintsReptiles]

Big news from Clint's Reptiles! We have good news, and some potentially bad news. I'll start with the good news. We got a P.O. box! People have been requesting one for a while now, so we finally did it 🥳 Clint's Reptiles 770 East Main Street #127 Lehi, UT 84043 If you would like to send a LIVE animal - FIRST: please send us an email to make sure we can take it in. [e-mail] We will be doing some live mail openings in the near future, and that should be a lot of fun! And the bad news. Today's video will be the last regular Wednesday video for a while. We will do some live streams on Wednesdays (probably one a month or so), but AFTER today, we will only be releasing regular videos on Saturdays. Thank you so much for making Wednesday videos a success these last few months! We will definitely return to making Wednesday videos in the near future, we are just going to slow down for a bit to get ahead on filming, to give us time to increase the quality of the videos that we make, and to relax a little so that we don't burn out. We love making these videos and, more than anything, we love you guys! We want to be sure that we make the best content possible and that this channel continues on for a long, long time.

[@mazterfranky4041]

Nice vid with fun facts...keep the work up 🔥👌👌🦎

[@carschmn]

Phooey, you are the highlight of my Wednesday. Thanks for the great videos.

[@ClintsReptiles]

The good news is that we have 129 videos that you can watch during that time :)

[@mvgikk1969]

i have an urgent question; i just got a “rankins” dragon (pygmy, henrylawsoni) and the substrate i got it with is sand so i wang to know what the substrate at 7:19 is

[@Emmasama240]

Don’t scare me like that! I thought you were dropping back to one video a week because you were having funding issues or something. Taking a breather is good and you all deserve it, but lead with the reasoning and the temporary nature of the cutbacks next time. My poor heart 💕

[@davkaufmansreptileadventures]

So awesome to do this colab with you! We will have to do many more in the future! Rattle On!

[@lisakay2810]

Yay! Can't wait to see more colabs between 2 of my favorite KZbinrs ❤💚

[@khalidelmohati3570]

just imagine this: Snake Discovery Clints Reptiles Kaufmans (that boy that always gives info about the hobby but i forgot his name) the ultimate collab of good reptile keepers and faces of the hobbie

[@casandraanderson73]

Loved seeing this collab but then again I can't get enough of you

[@kristelacruz8223]

Fangirl mindblown!!!! I am so spoiled by you guys :)

[@davidkelly1298]

Can't wait to see you two colab more.

[@MoarCheeseBirb]

Printing the complex words like "Polygenic" and "Leucism" at the bottom of the screen is really cool. It gives the viewer a head start when it comes to typing the word into google to learn more. Very nice.

[@aurorasurrealis1032]

Dav is like .... Aquaman but... Reptileman, and at least as handsome.

[@ClintsReptiles]

Dreamy 😉

[@davkaufmansreptileadventures]

Shhhh. We aren't allowed to reveal our true identities. :)

[@casandraanderson73]

He's mine! (even if he doesn't know it yet) lol

[@americanpatriot7585]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@susanmartin3762]

@@casandraanderson73 you girls can have him. I want Clint😘😍😂😂...(just Joslin Leicia...his ❤ belongs to you and ONLY you!)

[@MicheleeiRettili]

I loved this! Dav is such a fun guy! And you two make a perfect lizard-geek couple

[@ryanawilson8549]

Did you just call him a mushroom

[@jgFirebird96]

I wish Clint could teach my college classes, I retain so much more information from these videos

[@yummybuddhahead]

Yes! I would totally take biology if Clint taught the class.

[@mattr2238]

He teaches biology at Brigham Young University

[@Fry000]

Jacob Gafford he legit looks like my college professors

[@ericaj922]

matt R He does? 😕 I wish he taught at a secular university, and I might be able to consider attending.

[@mattr2238]

@@ericaj922 IDK for sure, but you could probably get along just fine at BYU if you aren't a Mormon. Mormons, in my experience, tend to be very welcoming people.

[@torijade3906]

Just 2 guys with an obvious passion for these awesome creatures🤩You can tell this isn’t scripted at all, just talking about stuff they care about. Love how genuine this video is and all the knowledge!❤️

[@MUNCHEEZ15]

I just rescued a bearded dragon with half a tail 🐉 he's living his best life now!!!

[@jesusbeloved3953]

My Lizzie dragon has had a hysterectomy. Last February (2018), she had eggs she couldn’t pass. Her vet was on his way to vacation, but stayed several hours over to do her surgery. She came through splendidly and is nice and healthy. She’s also plump. From what her vet has told me, this is due to a slowing down of her activity and her metabolism. As long as she’s healthy, she can be a little ‘fluffy’!

[@michaellevesley3578]

I really think that some pictures would go a long way in making these videos better. Just some examples of the things you are talking about. Great video overall though.

[@lej6550]

Dav doesn’t know what to do with high energy Clint. Haha. Love both of them.

[@melissaelliott2966]

The outtakes at the end 🤣🤣🤣 thanks for a fun start to a dreary Monday morning!! You guys are awesome!

[@casandraanderson73]

I came over from Dāv's channel and I subbed! You guys are awesome!!

[@tracisucharski1185]

It all started with a bearded dragon for me! I haven't kept a reptile in my adult life. When I was a teen, I had a retail boa... That unfortunately met an untimely death after he escaped his enclosure 😬. My husband and children convinced me to get a bearded dragon hatchling. It was all over after that, I was hooked! We now have 2 beardies, 2 day geckos, and an Ultramel Ball python. Love watching both of your channels! 😍

[@oscarvasich3387]

Henry Lawson is on the ten dollar note

[@ClintsReptiles]

Thank you for the info!

[@theraven5850]

Why? What exactly did he do apart from writing basic poetry that merits being put on a $10 bill and having multiple lizard species named after him? Like no offense, but there's so many other Australian historical figures that are more worthy of that. It seems as daft to me as naming 2 reptile species after a clumsy reptile keeper with a bachelor's degree who died prematurely at his own hand before ever actually accomplishing anything.

[@chriswatson7965]

@@theraven5850 Lawson wrote at a time when reading was a vitally important part of life and culture. Almost everything Australians read at the time of any quality was written by someone foreign about foreign lands. Lawson wrote poetry and short stories about Australia and Australian conditions, and was one of the few whose quality could match the overseas. His work came to define what it meant to be Australian, and he remains to this day, one of the most influential Australians in history. These days animals are usually named after scientists only after they've died. This is in order to avoid the appearance of any conflict of interest. The animals named after Rankin were done so by his supervisors who had encouraged him into the field, and who clearly missed him.

[@maggiemcnamara918]

I live in Australia and have owned both central and Pygmy bearded dragons. I absolutely love the classic dragons but being able to have a dragon that can fit in my hand even when fully grown is amazing. Just way too adorable

[@naudiaangelica6925]

I'm *so* glad that you said that about the reptile brain! I've had a ball python for a couple of months, and I can already tell that we have *seriously* misjudged the reptile brain.

[@TrueBeelzebub]

Hey Clint your collaborations with Emily are awesome and now you’re collab-ing with dav?!?! This is awesome 😎

[@ClintsReptiles]

It's been a fun few weeks :)

[@TrueBeelzebub]

Clint's Reptiles I sure bet 😂

[@davkaufmansreptileadventures]

We had such an awesome time making this video! Glad you liked it!

[@mrmagicmorpher]

Speaking as an owner of a 4 year old Rankins Dragon. They are ADORABLE

[@sparkers70]

This is one of the most informative videos I've ever seen on any topic, and what's rad is that your enthusiasm somehow lets me retain more. I had a chemistry teacher in high school who had the same gift... it's rare and special! 💕

[@Ethan-mn5mk]

Thank you Clint for getting me into reptiles

[@alexbenavidez4500]

Levi is so sweet and chill, and I love that she accepts just being pet and handled and climbs up onto you. What a wonderful beardie.

[@Cassiopea525]

Your reptile information is wonderful, and helped me talk my grandma into tolerating a lizard in the house. And it helped me when she said ‘but not crickets or roaches’. Now I have an adorable uromastyx! Still shy, but making progress!

[@its_me_rikichi]

I had a Beardie when I was younger. One time when I was feeding him and holding a cricket he bit my fimger but it didn't hurt at all. I also knew he didn't mean to! He was the sweetest lizard and he was always happy to see me!

[@malindasmith3496]

I have 3 dragons all rescues. They are my first reptiles and I adore them! They all have very different personalities and I really enjoy them. I decided to get my first one after watching you then coming across a dragon who needed help. They are thriving now. I never thought I would be excited about keeping a roach colony either!

[@jrengland08]

watching these two nerd out talking about the morphs was so wholesome

[@IrieRogue]

Yeah, greatest rad fact video everrrrr. I hope these collabs never end!

[@oscarvasich3387]

People who think this is the best youtube channel |

[@davidec.4021]

Count me in!

[@ras_krystafari3333]

On reptiles especially

[@kristelacruz8223]

Two of my favourite people collaborating and discussing my favourite reptile. I am so spoiled.

[@ShyLivesUnderARock]

Haha! Loved your comment about humans assessing animal intelligence. It brought me back to a debate I had with my husband recently on how smart some reptiles are and I had to pause the video until I was done laughing. Thank you for that!

[@Guttaball]

Hi Clint. This has been one of my favorite bearded dragon videos, by far and I've logged over 100 hours ov bearded dragon videos at this point. Many are just silly shorts but those video was great!!

[@katelillo1932]

Dav and Clint together in one video?! This is better than Christmas 😱 (don’t tell Christmas 🎄)

[@cryptic_cuties5875]

I did not know their was 9 species of beardies. I have a leatherback. Her name is also Lettie and she is missing all but one toe on her back foot and all her fingers on her front hand and it turns under. She was hurt due to cohabing with a dominant female. She is very resilient and has made a good comeback.

[@MimisPlaytime]

This episode was totally RAD Clint! One of my favorite ones yet😄 As usual I learnt so much and it made me proud to come from the Land Down Under😉 So awesome! Encore please!

[@SherryLynnMadcat]

This was a lot of fun. Thank you, Clint and Dav. This was a good episode and I learned a fair amount. I watch your channel as well Dav and find it very entertaining. Take care and have fun!

[@davidkelly1298]

You guys had to much fun. Good colab I really enjoyed this one. Hope to see more in the future. The two best herpnerds on KZbin for sure.

[@illoney5663]

Obviously it's pronounced "Amphibolurinae", not "Amphibolurinae". On a serious note, this style of video is great! Would love to see more stuff like this.

[@Yaboyazrael]

Nobody: Clint Laidlaw: Well hi there.

[@Kaaso]

pathetic comedy man

[@jamesdjl4359]

I have reptile-carpet in my enclosures but I also have a shoebox I cut in half full of sand. I also have an large root/tree like structure in my enclosure. Three different types of surfaces for them to choose from. So when my beardies feel like going on different substrates/surfaces they can. They have all thrived. I have never had any problems or deaths. I've been keeping beardies for a very long time. Give them plenty of choices and enrichment. It's not right to take advantage of our animals. Love the channel and i really love Dav K.

[@jpslizards]

This are the kind of videos that I just love so much watching. Learning something from people that actually know and on top of that, they're entertaining! Thank you guys so much for this, you guys are such an inspiration for other KZbinr and reptile keeprs

[@TaleRavenTarot]

So awesome. I love learning more about one of my favorite reptiles. Great collab. Also love the poetry connection, as I'm a poet and English professor!

[@quincywoods3221]

And still the best animal KZbin channel

[@modest1989]

I read it in Bruce Buffers voice hah

[@quincywoods3221]

Modest89 I’m gonna give you a pass for replying a year late because that was a good reply 😂😂

[@noeenricodomanais2517]

This is the best collab ever! Rattle On!

[@dylantillman2604]

It's so interesting to hear that they're active at night! I currently have two and as soon as their lights go out, they're done. They won't even eat if I wake them up. My female will put herself to bed right around the same time every night, even if she's out of her tank. My younger male is a bit easier to wake up at night but he still likes his sleep at night.

[@lyricly3100]

I have a pet octopus have been a keeper for a few years now! Love them and they are so much fun and way smarter and sweeter and just so much more than they get credit for! They do have very short life spans but they have very full and fun lives! They are such fun and amazing creatures! Not for beginners tho for sure expert only! But I just got my first Beardie this week! It’s my first reptile and I’m having so much fun!

[@glap8694]

These collabs are amazing! Always great stuff from both of your channels!

[@JustMe-ms8su]

Little fact correction Henry Lawson was on the old paper $10 bill but he isn't on the current notes. The man on the current $10 is A. B 'Banjo' Paterson another bush poet and the man who wrote Waltzing Matilda. Great video as always.

[@davkaufmansreptileadventures]

Thanks for that clarification! I knew he was on some money somewhere!

[@JoyfulNerd400]

Speaking of how smart they are, a week ago I started to teach mine to come to me when I call him.. And he does now. It's incredible :)

[@heatherm.7352]

Would you share how you taught him to do that! I’d love to try and teach ours as well! Thanks!

[@RonanFTW]

I wish there were more photos and videos to help me follow along sometimes. Great video anyways!

[@whitneykrestan802]

Thanks for featuring my babies Michelangelo and Blizzard! 😁😁😁 this video is amazing! 🖤

[@grettelguerra7511]

Can’t overstate how much I enjoyed this collab ❤️ Two of my favorite KZbinrs. Who’s Rankins Dragons were featured?? Adorable!

[@davkaufmansreptileadventures]

Those belong to Whitni Krestan who provided the footage.

[@grettelguerra7511]

Dāv Kaufman's Reptile Adventures I know Clint does but do you keep any lizards, Dāv?

[@davkaufmansreptileadventures]

@@grettelguerra7511 I've kept tons over the years, but all I have now is 100+ snakes and a tortoise

[@mehgusta]

Ive had my beardie for 8 years now. He is part of the family now everyone loves him just as much as the dog lol

[@susanmartin3762]

Awwww he wants to be near you..his one lil leg on Clint's arm..so cute

[@stacyasdell972]

TOTALLY RAD colab video!!! 🤘 The end bloopers are hilarious!! 😂 Thanks for the laughs!

[@_ZeroQueen_]

I love these videos. I wish I could attend one of Clint's classes or tune in via zoom.

[@tammybehn9525]

Wow! Love this collab!

[@loriw2661]

“Bird brain” and “reptilian brain” are terms that should be used to describe intelligence rather than stupidity. I absolutely LOVE Bearded Dragons!🦎❤️🦎

[@DragonRiderShiru]

Stop teasing me with those adorable Rankins Dragons 😭

[@erinevelyn4022]

Awesome-awesome-awesome content! Really enjoyed learning about the behavior and intelligence of this wonderful species! Thank you!!

[@Joeslette]

I always adore seeing the outtakes. Please never stop adding them in 😂😍

[@Dsmwarrior1996]

I've got a bioactive enclosure set up for my beardie, plenty of logs to climb around on and a basking mountain/cave for him, it's a red Australian sand/dirt/clay that I moistened when I put it in so it's a nice packed crust with just a little loose on top, I try to feed him off the substrate, but he wants to chase and hunt, so I give him what he wants and he seems happy as a lark, I'm not worried about him missing because I've seen him snatch flies out of mid air when they venture into his enclosure when the door is open, so he has the aim of an A1 marine sniper lol, I've had him in there for a week now keeping a very close eye on him, and he is still pooping once or twice a day and his appetite has actually increased substantially in the last week, now he is eating more like I've heard a young beardie should eat, I know, young beardie on loose substrate is a no no, same with mealworms, tho he's about 2 months old at this point, but from the scientific literature I've read and medical studies done on captive bearded dragons, I'm not worried because all my husbandry and supplements are on point, he doesn't even eat any of his shed, so he doesn't feel he's missing anything in his diet that he needs to supplement, and in the month I've had him he's only missed 2 days of not pooping, he poops at least once a day, even on the loose substrate, if not he's actually had more days of 2 poops a day in the last week than the first 3 weeks I had him combined, and they are healthy from what I've read, except after feeding him a nice size hornworm, then he passes a couple semi loose stools before they become normal again lol, but they are full of water tho, so he's happy and healthy and that's all that matters, going to be setting up his first vet appointment tomorrow to take him in and get a check up and fecal just to be sure, just gotta try to hide the fact he lives on loose substrate from the vet so I don't get an ear full lol, she already said nothing but repti carpet, but I'm well prepared for a scientific conversation with her about everything I've learned, he may have been an impulse buy, tho I've wanted one for a while, but I don't take the care and life of another living being under my care lightly, I'm a month in or so already and I'm still watching videos like this and reading literature to learn as much as I can about them to give my little guy the best life I can, so I am making as well informed decisions as I can

[@rancorsden470]

Thank you for this, just came over from a beardie care guide! Great collab, thx for the rad facts

[@ClintsReptiles]

I hope you enjoy :)

[@DiscordianDisciple27]

When I brought my bearded dragon to meet my family, they were all amazed at how calm and curious he behaved. He just loved to be on my shoulder listening to everyone talking. Prior to this, my family would barely allow any reptiles around. Now at the very least they're OK with lizards :)

[@SiboWoW]

Yeeeeeeah!!!!!! Your channel will soon have the success it deserves. this video is great, as well as all the others :)

[@distaff2935]

Fantastic discussion. Thank you!

[@imfinnriss8569]

I helped my son with a school project for his Animal science class and it was on bearded dragons so I delved into the different species and learned about them.

[@harrydaniels6900]

I didn’t know about all the species of beardies, yet, they are really amazing and I’m looking forward to get one someday

[@vintagehuntressus]

Had my 2 beardies on sand since they were babies and now they’re 18 months old and perfectly healthy . Never been impacted. I use the walnut blend sand. Both are Central beardies, One weighs 625 grams 23” big block head and the other is 565 grams 20” long . They live digging in their sand and laying down . Sand provides natural weight distribution and shock absorption on their joints .

[@freudsghost]

Another awesome collab! Bearded dragons are so great thanks for all these rad facts! 😄

[@randomtube8226]

Its always stinkin rad when our favorite youtubers collab

[@brendonbewersdorf986]

Thanks for all your hard work Clint I love your collaborations hope you have a good day! 😊 I also did not know there was 9 species that is such a stinking rad fact

[@eywasdaughter]

I thought I knew about bearded dragons. I stand corrected! 😀 No I had no idea there were 9 species! This video was AMAZING! I've learned so much, thanks guys, great collab! Such a fascinating and fun episode. Dav you truly are an encyclopedia, your knowledge of reptiles is outstanding! In fact it's Rad!!! 😁👍🦎 And you too Clint! This is how young people should be learning. You two should open a herpetology school - you'd be the most popular teachers ever! 😀

[@wingedpaws]

I personally switched my dragon to sand for a couple reasons. He kept getting under his carpets and newspapers and whatever but no matter what I tried hed scratch and get under it and he was glass surfing on top of it. I took a plunge and decided to try and see if maybe a more loose substrate would help and he seems happier to dig around! In fact he likes to baricade himself in his hide which i think is adorable. But it definitely helped in his case maybe not all dragons but thats always a case. He seems to dig whenever but i have less of the loose substrate near his food dish and more of a rocky slab stuff (not sure what to call it) cause it seems to help him shed as well having some stuff to scrap on rather than just his hide and his tree to his hammock for climbing

[@ramsaybolton4012]

Great info! Would be cool if you had more pictures or footage of all the morphs/species you mentioned. Love your videos Clint.

[@garywise2018]

Here in Western Australia we are only allowed to keep Western Bearded Dragons, Pogona Minor Minor. They are cute little guys , i have 3 of them . Nice video.

[@amichelove]

I feed my insects in a blue bowl because mine are kept bioactive and they see the bowl and KNOW it’s big time. My husband walked by with a bud light can and they went crazy 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️

[@oscarvasich3387]

I love Bearded dragons they're so cute

[@ClintsReptiles]

They are special little animals.

[@TheWildWondersSA]

Aah man I am a massive fan of both you guys! If you ever want to join me in South Africa on an epic herping adventure let me know. Rattle on!

[@alyssamurphy7792]

I love bearded dragons. We used to have one as our class pet back when I was in like 4th grade or something like that. Lol

[@IrieRogue]

I will trade you jobs any day, sir! This video definitely improved the end of my work day. Painting trim and watching reptile videos...one of my greatest pass times 🤘

[@robinsonrom]

Looking back through some old videos to get some beardie infos! I had no idea there was more than one specie, let alone 9!

[@shannonf101]

Love how he cuddling your hand.

[@moistlydripping8416]

Personally, I think that as keepers, we want to keep them for their entire lifespan, which is good. For most people that means a solid substrate like tiles and reptile carpets. I personally use a silicone-type mat for my bearded dragon Meep, because I want him to safe, and not have the risk of eating loose substrate. But that's just me and my own method to keep him. He still has enrichment in the enclosure...even though he's lazy and doesn't use it 90% of the time, it's still there for him to use at his will. I also don't use sand because the dust that it produces, actually makes me have an allergic reaction, so that's another reason why I refuse to use sand. I have thought about placing a "digging box" in his enclosure, full of eco earth, so he can dig and have more enrichment that way too. I don't think that baby bearded dragons should be housed on sand, but if you know what you're doing, and you have the knowledge to watch out for the signs of impaction, then feel free to house them on which ever substrate you choose. The other thing I do not agree with, is those dyed sands. You know the sand that's green or purple; usually Stop sign Red. The dye in that sand just stains their feet, hands, tails, and bellies. To me it just seems stupid to get this beautiful bearded dragon, and then have them get green dye on their bodies because the owner wanted to have cooler looking sand than the conventional brown or white. Trust me, I've been one of those people, telling people to stop keeping their bearded dragon on sand, and being mad at those who actually think it's okay. Now I've come to realize that people can and will do what they want, for their animals. And heck, if it works for them, then so be it. Because I know what works for me, and they know what works for them too. Now I just simply don't say anything unless I can see clear signs that the dragon is not well.

[@sophiehanson8100]

My 1st reptile was a bearded dragon my dad came home with one when some one got 2 males. We named him fugly because that's what my mum called him haha I loved that guy but my dad took him when he left. One day I'll get another but till then I'll keep watching these amazingly rad videos haha x

[@1880nana]

Beradies are the cuteness .i love them so much ❤️🤗

[@katieclarke8546]

I had a hypo citrus leatherback he was amazing I loved him he was such a bright orange 😍😍

[@KatlynnWhiteley]

Beardies are such a great pet. I have two now! They started my reptile obsession. 🥰

[@ClintsReptiles]

Definitely one of the best.

[@KatlynnWhiteley]

Also wanted to say I love your channel. I’ve learned so much about reptiles since I started watching your videos! Hopefully one day I’ll get to be a vet tech & work with exotics & thanks to you I’ll already have some knowledge on a few! ☺️

[@AOA9871]

Beardies are the best! My first lizard was a bearded dragon. Great video btw, keep up the good work!

[@AmayaElls]

I'll be getting an eastern beardie due to my location. I'm only allowed local breeds so that's why I'm limited, as a beginner my lizard choices are Eastern Beardie, blotched blue tongue, eastern bluetongue or shingleback.

[@snakefang1123]

Hey Clint, can we ever maybe get a video in Blood pythons? I'm considering getting into them but almost every video I find, there's conflicting information, and 9/10 your advice and information is quite accurate.

[@breebree218]

I love my beardie, his name is Bartleby and he’s a bright orange translucent leatherback. He is so squishy compared to my normal type rescue dragon! I had no intention on spending 100+ dollars on a bearded dragon when I was looking for one at repticon, but I picked one up and he wouldn’t leave my hand. I took it as a sign I should just spend the big bucks ;)

[@AlexsAgamids]

You are correct Clint! Sailfin Dragons are in the agamid family. And the largest of the Agamids. Genus “Hydrosaurus” for all three main species. (There is a supposed fourth species hailing from Halmahera, but further research needs to go into it)

[@IrieRogue]

I knew of 3 species, assumed there were others, but was surprised to hear there were 9! Best number, that one 😁

[@agamids]

Hey Clint this was a pretty good video and I’m glad that we are able to get more information about these amazing agamids out there, especially the different species which my Aussie friends tell me about all the time. Although I do have one issue with this video and I saw it mentioned in the CWD video, which is that agamids cannot regrow their tails. I have seen first hand with my Chinese Water Dragon and others dragons that their tails can regrow in the form of a stiffer black and slightly slimmer “rod”. Now I am not sure how many species can do this, but until proven I am going to assume that most can do this. I do theorize that it is more common to regrow as younger in their life, but the process of regeneration is there. I hope that we can get for research done on bearded dragons and other agamid species because as popular as they are there really isn’t a lot of studies done.

[@johnarchery7167]

This is a great collab

[@niccyknickers]

Thank you so much for doing a video about an Australian reptile!!!

[@PorpoiseInATent]

my beardie is always up at night so its good to hear that that's not abnormal.

[@naymeequillo]

"'Sup! No beef." Need that on a T-shirt!!

[@gatogrey1313]

I srsly love ur vids so much!!!!!

[@ClintsReptiles]

Thank you so much!

[@Colleen_Copland]

This is so awesome, we are looking at getting a bearded dragon.