Best Russian Tortoise Advice : Kamp Kenan S3 Episode 15

[@adamrichter4113]

I adopted a russian tort from an animal rescue place and they said she was found eating rocks in a construction site. She is now very active and happy and super adorable!

[@LuckyBadger]

I love how you consistently use both the scientific and the layman's terms. It makes the info so accessible.

[@frankbianca5037]

ive had my russain for over five years and just learned something new thanks

[@ericmanzo4931]

Bro I'm an owner of a male Russian tortise

[@shariqkhan5248]

Same here

[@carolynbroadus688]

I had my max six years and knows his way around my two bed apartment and it's December here in DC now he's a very cool tortoise him and my cat get along good to I let him soak in warm water he in a big plastic container with everything thing he needs anyway enjoy your night God bless

[@saifulalam4108]

How big tank will i need as adult and are they affectionate.

[@saifulalam4108]

@@carolynbroadus688 you still have him what happened to him.

[@andreamartineau1197]

I'm glad you mentioned that many are wild caught -- I made sure to get a captive raised one from a local breeder, and it was a really positive experience

[@Kaij-]

Thank you for clearing up about the "keeping them dry" i hear so many people telling me to keep my Horsefield tortoise in damp conditions. I stuck to my guns and kept mine dry, with bi weekly soaks and constant access to a water dish. love my Horsefield, little george / georgie! not old enough to sex just yet! but i recon its a boy.

[@Kaij-]

@emilyjade baker he's doing great, unfortunately, we had to pass him on to a friend who keeps reptiles due to us having a baby, felt it would be safer for both him and our child, we get updates and he's thriving!

[@abigailyt1158]

My wee girl tortoise a one year old is called Jessie and funny thing is if she was a male I was going to name her George/ Georgie lol

[@lacrymal1]

I recently rescued a russian tortoise. Though not "abused", I'm afraid he was quite neglected. He was being kept in a large, plastic tub, under the dining room table without UVA/UVB lights, and without any special source of heat, other than what ever temp the mobile home was kept at, in Colorado. Not sure if he's ever really been outside, but I know his substrate was wood chips from their front yard (not good). I'm guessing his diet hasn't been the best either, but at least his waste was removed often. I believe they loved him, but didn't have any idea how to care for him. He is a trooper, though. Despite all this, he appears to be ok. I was in no way prepared to take him in, but did so gladly. I'd love if you could do an episode about shell rot and recognizing deficiencies in tortoises, and how to help them. My little guy has serious issues with his shell and I don't know what to do. Thanks!

[@Kaij-]

Looking at your videos, i can see he is doing rather well now! Well done!

[@lacrymal1]

paranub He gets more healthy everyday, and is quite spoiled now. I appreciate that you noticed. He's come a long way. Thank you.

[@crystalramacciotti9163]

lacrymal1 God bless you !

[@marlonb.8243]

Poor thing! I'm glad you rescued him and his next stage of life will be a whole lot better. Thanks.

[@starlosa]

Bless, I just rescued one today, poor guy was abandoned

[@LightningReptile]

I love these videos that are packed with consistently flowing information. Keep up the good work Kenan!

[@SonyaBarnesOnMove]

Great info! I’m glad I checked your channel-I reached out to a rescue to acquire a tortoise and they called me today with a 12 years old Russian male that needs a home. I’d already been researching them, so I’m excited to get his home ready!

[@KrYpt1cCrazyy]

I have 2 of these tortoises one is 5 years old and the other is 11 months and I love them to bits I’m so glad I got them they live out in my garden and are thriving

[@jocelynharris-fx8ho]

I love these videos just because I love looking at these cute animals. Unfortunately, I don't have the time, money and space to get one, so I love watching videos of other peoples' pets. They are so cute and adorable. ❤❤🐢

[@LanceKirkman]

Thanks Kenan! Crazy enough there have been a few lost and found the following year coming out of hibernation in Vancouver, WA (Wet and cold) Bizarre, but happy they were found alive and well!

[@valeriegleason4858]

Love my russian tortoise, Herman! He is doing so well, so far. Have had him for two months so far. He is the cutest, funniest little guy and has started to follow me! Yup! I am in love!!

[@kimberlieverschoor3814]

I have an adorable Russian Tortoise that my son named “Rush”. He has the neatest personality! Today was beak and claw trimming day as we keep him indoors. It is too humid in the summer and sub zero in the winter here. He loves having his chin rubbed and even “snuggles” after his soak! We have had him for 4 years now and he is going strong!

[@karmagirl7858]

I just adopted a Russian Tortoise from a rescue, gonna give her a great new home☺️

[@risingvikings5834]

This is the best video on how to care for your Russian tortoise. Kudos, mate.

[@pjy3265]

I used to have one! it sadly passed away for mysterious reasons at a young age not 50 much shorter like 4 years so thanks for doing this!

[@sarahdeane4904]

Best advise I've come across, thank you

[@PavedOverPotholes]

I have 3 Russians. 2 boys Rocky & Stony. And a girl Pebbles. They love kale, collard greens and tortoise diet. I will be expanding there outdoor habitat this spring. Here in Massachusetts it’s now fall it’s to cool outside for them now. 🐢

[@mariaaleksandrova1103]

They shouldn’t eat kale

[@roryroarasaur]

@@mariaaleksandrova1103 They can eat it here and there but it shouldn't be their base

[@CRSSiao]

Loving what you've been doing so far! Keep up the Great work! Definitely enjoy all your videos and the bonuses as well Jaron, Singapore

[@princewilliamthefox3825]

A 'spot-on' LECTURE of great necessity to the (TRUE) tortoise caregiver.Brilliant & informative. Well done and THANK you for the NEEDED education+++++++!!!!

[@MH-bt7gp]

thank you for the video, love you all tortoise people from montreal, canada

[@KampKenan]

Thanks MH🤠

[@jacobadams760]

I inherited my Russian from my science teacher in 8th grade and love the little guy dearly

[@Daxtonsphilosophy]

I promise this is not an insult but I love that intro. For some reason it reminded me of the 2010 dos equis comercials “he speaks French… in Russian, he once had an awkward moment… just to see what it would feel like, he is the most interesting man in the world. I don’t always drink beer but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis”

[@urbestfriend1597]

Just seeing the happy and healthy tortoises in this video has given me a big relief. I thought my two tortoises had nails that were too long or unhealthy, but they seem just right now.

[@mikeb1189]

What a lesson on the species, best I've seen yet, ty!

[@ingridnineteen5566]

Anytime I go through the comment section on his videos there are quite a few disturbing comments in that a lot of people are getting pets before doing any research on the animal before hand whatsoever so in turn are seriously neglecting it. Also their commenting questions that they should be taking up with a vet, not a comment section. I just can't understand the mind set of some people... You should not be getting a pet without doing research on the animal first, seriously people.

[@notaccurate7171]

Ingrid Nineteen thank you... im glad someone said it

[@marcoalonzo1311]

Chill

[@cuteseaturtle8988]

I did 1 year if research before getting a tortoise.. And i totally understand what you are trying to say because things that non professionalls may tell you might not be true

[@jaggedjoe8262]

I had to research for hours

[@iseslc]

I'm in love with the Testudo species! I'm always happy to see you talking about them, because I know you are passionate too :P

[@anskar6377]

+iseslc Too bad it's not a testudo but an agrionemys :P

[@iseslc]

Anskar Schaeffer Oh, used to be testudo, now it's agrionemys! Thanks for correcting me.

[@bianca1360]

Love your show. You are a very passionate and dedicated man. We need more like you. Thanks for all the great, informative videos you create, they are greatly appreciated. I think 2016 will see a huge subscriber jump for you, (at least, I hope so), so keep it up!

[@elisabethmbclancy975]

I enjoy your videos so great interesting fun educational. Thank you

[@maggieou1080]

I live in Southern California, I just found a Russian tortoise on the street yesterday. It's early March so I think it might just came out from its hibernation. I think it's a wild one because it has scratched up shell (on the belly side) and its nail got grounded very short. But it has bright eyes and it's very active and eager to eat (particularly dandelions)

[@maggieou1080]

Though I might give it up for adoption because I am a full time student and I can't leave it outside all day because I live in small house with no private yard (sharing yard with other tenants) so I having a little trouble with caring for him.

[@bluegulls]

Thank you for the video. I’m glad to hear we’re doing things right. We keep ours outside year round, eastern WA weather is perfect for it. I didn’t know you can give them a little bit of fruit or carrots.

[@matthewpetersen4417]

1 part soil (40lbs) 1/4 peat moss, 1/4 sand and 1 bag of cypress makes great bedding. Keeping a healthy tortoise doesn't have to be expensive, you just have to be smart and a good parent.

[@romulosarti6572]

You guys has got a Brazilian fan! That's really a great job of yours.

[@monkeyboy8me]

7:10 turtle wondering around in the background

[@charlesbrown7439]

Wow you are the Man I'm meeting my new friend next week and you have helped me. Thank you

[@viksvensson9166]

Love your show Kenan! You were the one who got me influenced to purchase my leopard tortoise! I wonder if you could do a video about Leopard tortoises, would be really awesome :)

[@micksmusicchannel]

Great video. Horsfields are amongst the favorite torts I've owned.

[@Magneticlaw]

Everyone please be aware that tortoises cannot swim, and may drown in even a modest amount of water, such as getting flipped over in their water dish. Good video, and an awesome tortoise! 🐢

[@KampKenan]

👍🤠

[@Gamergirl21-q4w]

I have asked for a horse field tortoise for my birthday and I'm hoping to get it but thanks for this video it has helped me understand them a bit more!☺️

[@osobean8628]

the tortoise was like "put me down!!"

[@anuragshirke2006]

As always a grt and informative video. I'm always eager to watch the episodes. Nic Work Kenan. Keep on doing it. My best channel on KZbin.. Plz can you make a video on Softshell turtle...

[@blahk1310]

Thanks for all the great info!!!

[@maximusalcott2438]

KAMPKENAN IS THE BEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTT KEEP BIENG AWESOME

[@mshah3049]

Kamp Kenan How can you tell what gender your Russian Tortoise is when it is a baby will the males tale still be bigger or when it is a baby would it be the same size as a female tail? Please reply Btw I love your vids

[@alexwhittaker2721]

Being*

[@mariarojas2350]

Thank you! So much for the information it will be very helpful for and for them to live a long healthy life.

[@anirudhshenoy2361]

Thank you so much I commented on your top 5 questions video and you gave me all the information I needed and more. So thanks for that

[@jackieguo6134]

i recently become your fan. love your videos. i have a couple of russian. recently, i see the female is often on top of the male with the mating behavior, is this normal?

[@nikkih88]

I love your videos! I have a juvenile Russian Tortoise & he’s just a dream. So I was just curious. Could you possibly do a video on tortoise soaks? Specifically for Russian Tortoises?☺️

[@ThatsFresh3]

The long awaited video!!!!

[@Warhawkpaints]

Any chance you could do the same with the Greek tortoise? Many people just lump the Greek and Russian info together so great to see you do a section on just one.

[@josefinelowendahl4644]

I would really love to see a video like this with hermanni testudo the greek tortoise 😊👌🏼

[@LuckyBadger]

I have 4 Greeks and I love them. I live in Israel, and they just walked into my back yard! All I had to do was put down a board to make the yard fully enclosed, and now I'm creating all kinds of fun habitats for them. I will never sell if they have any babies, but I may keep the little ones and release the adults back into the wild. I'm not sure yet. I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.

[@patdoyle31]

Thank you. The best info that I have found to date on my tortoise.

[@RingoandCarlin]

Thanks for answering one of my requests for videos.

[@jovanvilla7454]

Love those informational pet tortoise videos really great

[@westhuizenarchives2614]

I have a Russian Tortoise. His name is Flinder, he is about 8 years old (the time we adopted him) and he is fast for a Tortoise. His enclosure was on fire once put we saved him. He is fed and watered every 2 days and we feed him at night so he doesn't scratch on his enclosure all night.

[@jessicagreen6850]

I love that I got so much knowledge in 1 scoop! thank you 👌

[@zammysanimatedshorts4044]

I have questions? 1:What happens if they don't eat during winter but don't fully hibernate ? 2: What if they don't like carrots? 3: How much water can they stay I and for how long? 4: How warm does it have to be to take them outside? If you can answer these please let me know

[@Veritanky]

look up tortoise forum for all those questions i think itll be better than yt, doubt youll get answer under 4 years old vid

[@zammysanimatedshorts4044]

@@Veritanky thank you.😀😀😀😀😀

[@Veritanky]

@@zammysanimatedshorts4044 www.tortoiseforum.org/ this one is great, helped me few times look it up

[@chaincyclist2736]

Here are some tips that I've learned from owning a Russian tortoise for about 5 months now: 1) Get a flat landscaping rock to put in their enclosure to put their food on. The rock will allow the tortoise to maintain their beak and claws 2) Fruit is okay, in moderation. Every now and then I'll give mine a bit of apple, banana, or strawberry. He loves it. 3) They like to climb for fun. Add a bit of vertical inclines in the enclosure, but don't underestimate what they can climb. Mine is capable of getting on top of his plastic hide for fun. 4) They like to dig. Make sure that the substrate is about 6 inches deep. Mine will sometimes dig under his water bowl and sleep there.

[@austinburton9247]

Great video! Do the captive breed ones have that that disease too?

[@aidangovernale7458]

Can you do one for the sulcata

[@HardTimeBluesCafe]

I literally rescued mine from middle of the street. I almost ran it over. Some jerks weren’t supervising the poor dude. I never saw any signs pop up for a missing tortoise. So now he’s my pal and his name is Igor. He’s having a good time.

[@slimyslime236]

Thank you Kenan, for another great video. I am waiting for Tuesday every week. Btw are you still friends with Brian from animal bytes tv?

[@slimyslime236]

+Kamp Kenan ok thx

[@jjjjj8455]

when I got my Russian tortoise I was 7 and it was for my birthday I named them Steve after Steve Irwin today I follow the same mindset as Kenan and he wild call anything of the sort but Steve is still alive and healthy today he is living life but I do know that he probably won't live as long as other tortoises and that haunts me

[@clairelewis2285]

Hi , I can’t choose if I should get a Hermann Tortoise or a Russian tortoise and what’s the size difference

[@micksmusicchannel]

Did you get a tort Claire?

[@Sora._Cloud]

Ha this is what I needed i commented on a recent vid that I need help with this species thanks it finally came up 7 year old vid lol Kenan is the best

[@jangofettgaming990]

YES THANK YOU I HAVE WANTED THIS!!!

[@mistrdevine]

I adopted 2 Russian tortoises a little over a year ago. I don’t know how old they are. I live in upstate NY. Most of the time i keep them indoors, with lamps and 2 nice habitats, one for the day and one for night. When i have a full day free, I’ll let them roam around the yard while i keep an eye on them. Our French bulldog keeps his eyes on them, too. But I don’t let him come in contact with them. My tortoises’ favorite food is green beans. They go crazy for them.

[@JamesKing2understandinglife]

Green beans ! thanks for the tip.

[@antoniobiorato7156]

I love 💘 your videos 📹 they help me care for Mini my my tortoise and Leve his a boy thanks.

[@angelaandronniegray3085]

Do you have any good breeders in mind? Im in the state of VA and havent found a good breeder. The only places ive found is petco and petsmart and i know just from looking at them that they are not well.

[@bbrogan6084]

So happened upon what I think is a baby Russian Tortoise (maybe a month old when I found him) in my front yard about 6 months ago and tried to find the original owner but had no luck. I decided to keep him/her (not sure what it is) even though I had no prior knowledge of tortoises or even reptiles. I asked around and went on plenty of forums and youtube channels and asked my local pet store what I should be doing for him but I feel like I'm still inadequately supplying him of all that these tortoises need. I've got a temporary indoor enclosure for him until I can get moved into my new house and build him a nice outdoor one (I live in central California so I think that is appropriate climate). He's on soft wood chips/bark of some sort right now (although I would like to change it soon) and I have a sizeable hideout in the basking area with the appropriate heating and lighting lamps. I feed him assorted leafy greens that I rotate weekly and try to combine two at a time so he has a varied diet. He has a water dish that I change daily and a few small rocks scattered around so he can file at his nails and beak. The reason I feel I am not treating him correctly is that the skin on his neck and legs looks as if it is peeling slightly and when he secretes his urine it is almost entirely liquid, not a white solid as I have seen mentioned numerous places. I try repeatedly to soak him and he seems as though he hates it, running around quickly and pushing at all edges of the container as if trying to escape. ANY advice would be helpful and greatly appreciated since I am very new to tortoises and just want lil Reggie to be happy and healthy. Thank you!

[@JimPIckins]

Bailey Brogan You NEED to find a reptile vet. This is not the place! The urine should not be solid. Its a liquid with white gooey substrate in it. If it comes out as a dry powder or hard rock it means they are dehydrated. I hope you got not just heat but also UVB and are changing the bulb every 6-9 months. He should be soaked once bi weekly at a minimum.

[@bbrogan6084]

Jim Pickins his urine isn’t a solid and I didn’t mean that I thought it should be I meant that it’s not the gooey stuff you mentioned but it’s entirely a liquid. I do have both the heating and UVB bulbs and both have been changed since I first got them in october. I do soak him at least once a week and he has plenty of clean water available to drink daily. I’ve been searching for a reptile vet in my area but there isn’t a facility I’ve found yet that does reptile care, I haven’t given up looking, just haven’t found one yet.

[@JimPIckins]

This can happen when they have plenty of hydration. If you soak him less you will most likely see the white gooey substrate. As far as I am aware of its no reason for concern.

[@afnanazri3764]

Hello Mr. Kenan, im just wonder. did u have tortoise@turtle that u captured in your intro? the big one, that have teeth one on both top and bottom.

[@juanhartley4897]

Do you think it would be possible to have a Russian tortoise and closure cohabitating with a small flock of quail if they were sectioned off?. I mainly want them to all have the same heat source and different rooms. I stay in Cincinnati Ohio so this would be a spring and summer and enclosure.

[@alessandrobertolini7248]

In Europe it is a fairly well reproduced species in captivity, I have been to several fairs in Italy and it was quite common to find specimens born in captivity with documentation

[@amonarre]

Excellent video!

[@babettebeau7186]

Horsfield torts need very deep soil substrate as they are strong diggers. In their natural habitat they hibernate for approx. 6 months.

[@joshuamack2068]

FINALLY, I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOREVER. I have a juvenile Russian tortoise named Sheldon. Get it? (He has a shell)

[@hollieallison257]

My horsefield tortoise is named Sheldon too 😄

[@yungsmoovness3705]

Same with mine!

[@yungsmoovness3705]

Same with mine!

[@gorgonenonya8205]

Joshua why does everyone name their tortoise sheldon?

[@elliestubbs2981]

Mines called sheldon too 😂😂

[@robinraymonde3601]

can you do another one on the Hermann tortoise

[@anaescalante3020]

I keep my Russian tortoise in coconut fiber substrate. Should I change that? I have had mangelo for like 3 yrs and he is healthy but I am giving him more space so I want to know is I should mix that with something else or change it.

[@DaniellesBEAST]

You could use Coco coir, peat moss, orchid bark, and cypress mulch. just not moist

[@risingvikings5834]

I use coconut fiber and a mix of a light, wood chip substrate (forgot the name, but it's recommended and safe for tortoises). My dude like to dig in it

[@crazydudesofalltimes]

Could you make a video on how to care for baby sulcata tortoises? Thanks!

[@joshroby9254]

soleman suhail there are a million sulcata videos from him

[@Salodanger75]

I love my 3 russians so much! Best tortoise species! 😍

[@shariqkhan5248]

Exactly ,one of the best living creatures to pet ❤

[@funsizeklutz]

Where did you get yours from?

[@danprescott8229]

Great videos thanks for doing them! I'm about to buy my first Russian Tortoise. I will be keeping him indoors through the winter, I live in Maine. My plan is to build his enclosure infront of a window that gets 2-4 hours of direct sunlight per day and have a heat mat going in one area of his pen going 24/7. Will this be sufficient for his heating and sunlight needs?

[@danprescott8229]

+Magos Vern Oh also our indoor temps stay around 70.

[@danprescott8229]

ahh ok will do thanks a bunch

[@graymantis4116]

No. They need uvb light. The windows block most of the uv rays of the sun out

[@r3ptileguy406]

Kenan please answer this question ... Can i use aspen in a Russians enclosure for substrate and have some moss around or in one corner for humidity?

[@erikafuller869]

Thank you for this video!

[@twan7777]

Very informative video you should do a follow up video of where you sent them and how there doing...

[@kkbates3953]

Kenan what smaller sized tortoise would you suggest for Colorado or Montana climate?

[@brandimccray1646]

I’ve had my Russian for a year and I worry so much living in central florida. She has both a indoor and outdoor enclosure to keep her dry and happy.

[@Lawout407]

Thank you buddy

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

You just answered my question as why they were named like this. 👍🏻

[@deborahmastrangelo7611]

thank you for the very informative information. i have two lulu and henry. i soak them every other week am i doing ok in that area? i live in lancaster california in the antelope valley area lancaster california. in the summer time they spend their time outside. my henry if i do not bring him in at night i should say catch him while he is still active..he burrows . is that ok? been getting down to 70's and the daytime temp is about 100+ now. Can they say outside all night ? i rather they did..to get the exercise during the day. sorry for the lengthening question. so far they both are doing very well for a first time tortoise mom

[@JamesKing2understandinglife]

I have kept my adult female Russian tortoise in my outdoor enclosure for 8 years. They can dig tunnels or burrow into the ground to avoid frost. It get down to minus 5 degrees F here in Eastern Oregon. I have created an extra deep hibernation chamber 30 inches under the soil surface filled with leaf and peatmoss and some soil. They are very winter hardy animals as you would have learned elsewhere since you wrote this question. . All Night? Of course they can. ..if they can burrow and avoid frost and cold rain and cold.

[@Trisherboops]

thank you so much for this!

[@aliyahmonroe3045]

Is it good 2 keep them in pairs? Or once they reach the age of maturity will it cause problems?.. 🤔

[@yodatatertot6041]

It depends on your situation.. If they are females then yes but i would check them for parasites at a vet

[@purecarnage4653]

Would the Zoo Med Tropical UVB & Heat Lighting Kit be the right one or would I have to get the desert version of those lights?

[@amandaeinig]

Hi! Just rescued a female russian tortoise. I knew her previous owners were feeding her everyday constantly, and she looks fairly plump. How often and how much should I be feeding her? And should I get her checked out? Thanks!!

[@qcity6417]

Hi kenan just wondering should I put my Russian in it’s adult enclosure when I first get it the size is 5ft by 2 ft or get a smaller enclosure any advice would be appreciated love the content from 🇬🇧

[@shubniggurath3947]

Someone surrendered a healthy 12 year old to my shop. I grabbed him because I really dont trust some of our customers. He is my first tortoise, but not my first exotic pet. I just want to give him the best care. All my pets are pampered. Even for my tarantulas, I'll always dump more money than needed into spoiling my critters. They're family to me.

[@alecsisxiong5449]

I’m excited. My Russian tortoise is arriving tomorrow!!

[@akanasturla]

Kamp Kenan: Awesome video. It looks like you keep male Russians together? I have two males and was told to keep them apart, but I'd like them to be together so they can share a larger area (outdoors, 3 feet wide by about 30 feet long. What do you think about mingling them?

[@VDMwesley]

Hey kenan ive done tons of research on these guys and finally got a little baby horsfield ! Setup and food is on point ! But something keeps giving me headache's , there's alot of conflicting opinions on substrate ... alot of people keep them like other testudo species , moist substrate , others say to keep them dry ? I have set him up with dry substrate , moist moss hide and regular soaks , is this ok ? Since i dont want my fella to pyramid , neither do i want him to get shellrot or skin fungus ...

[@Adelle.juno1]

I’m getting him from a breeder for my birthday and I’m doing lost of research and I’m doing an essay and a power point for my dad. His name is Jeffrey and I’m building him multiple in closures inside since I live in Miami and he is gonna be my lil dude ☺️😁

[@alwaysyouramanda]

They live 100 years and are actually quite social. I recommend getting two. They need that light but they also need a place to cool down!!

[@alwaysyouramanda]

offer shade! And please don’t put it in the fridge lol omg.

[@l3moml0u46]

@@alwaysyouramanda Do u know where to get them?

[@wrijin]

@@alwaysyouramanda I disagree with this advice 100%. Tortoises by nature are generally not social animals. Russians do best alone, especially if you have a male. Two males will almost always fight, which can be bloody and violent. Likewise, if you have a male and a female, as I do, the male will constantly attack the female, ramming her, attempting to mount, and biting at her head and legs which can draw blood. If you just have two, please get two females. Two females will often still fight, but usually less so. If you need to have a ton of them, one male with 3 or more females is best, as the males attention will be split between the females.

[@898samtheman]

How big of an enclosure do you suggest?

[@pjy3265]

will you do amphibians by any chance because josh's frogs have been helping me out but they take a while to make a video.