They Threw Away These Pets.. So I Built Them A Bioactive Jungle!

today we take a look at a pair of anoles i recently took in. after going through a brief quarantine process we are finally building out a bioactive vivarium for the pair to where they can live the rest of their life while on the road of recovery.
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[@saralou123]

I’m so glad you’re taking care of those poor babies.

[@DanBid100]

I got a 12lb box of clay balls on Amazon for a decent price. With the clay balls they soak up the water and then slowly release it as humidity whereas with gravel rocks don't soak up any of the liquid so therefore does not release any humidity

[@KhaeLikesCoffee]

Hope these anoles pull through. I'm not seeing nearly as many anoles in my yard these days and I kinda miss watching the little buggers in the wild.

[@StarHope86]

Those anoles are in good hands. I’m looking to get one myself (male preferred because every single pet I get winds up being a boy, so why not keep the tradition going). I got everything needed including the lights and what not, except a dual light fixture. Once that is obtained, I’m ready to get an anole. Believe it or not, I was planning on originally getting a Madagascar day gecko, but the anoles with their quirkiness won me over.

[@Dakotahblueexotics]

They are definitely some rad dudes!

[@finnthecat3429]

Hell yea dude!! ❤ I love anoles, I used to see them all day everyday growing up in New Orleans. I really hope they both pull through, after some de stressing and some good meals!

[@busta87]

Look forward to seeing how the anoles gets on. Great work

[@SupergiantgeckosLLC]

I was having a hard time trying to get a leo Angramainyu to eat so I bought a feeder anole. On the way home the lil dude kept looking at me and blinking with intelligence I Could Not do it. So I made him a tank and rescued a feeder female for him. The Two have such a ❤bond🎉🎉so trusting w/me now I can tong feed.❤watching them-am trying to decipher their Morse code headbob .

[@snakelady6708]

I've got a rescue green anole of my own. Poor girl was left behind with other animals in a house (owner was arrested for some pretty messed up stuff, house was demolished due to poor conditions beyond repair) and she had a gnarly injury to her eye, she's unfortunately blind in it. Dead Eye (I couldn't help myself) has recovered greatly compared to the near death husk she was when I took her in (other recovered animals were rehabbed and adopted out) and she's such a rich, vibrant green and inquisitive and full of so much sass when you mess with her enclosure. Love having her out to sit on my computer while I work or just let her cling to my hoodie as she's very tolerant of handling. I was worried about her being blind in one eye since she was a bit awkward on her feet at first, she's back to being confident and chases her prey when she's in her feed box with no difficulty. These rad little lizards are so full of personality and are so fun to observe.

[@leesreptilesandaquatics6368]

I have green anoles I love them they are spunky little lizards

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Anoles are kickass

[@hefoxed]

Another drainage layer option is lava rock, can get it from home depot as people use it fore gas fire places tho sometimes too big to be usable for drainage. Looks better then leca imo. Can also combine it with leca by putting lava around the sides, leca in the middle I put wood under my enclosures that don't quite fit on the place I put them. And by wood I mean thick wood cutting boards cause I'm too antisocial atm to go to the hardware store and get a piece of wood cut. Looks like you have enough space above could add a single piece of wood under all of them, raising each up a bit, and get them on the same height. Tho, if earthquakes in your area, may want to add some earthquake protection . to prevent them from falling off (can add some wire for example). I live in San Francisco, so that's a concern for me. I believe the size of enclosure is Sometimes the size of with the glass, not including the metal. It varies from manufacterer, and some manufacterers -- some are smaller then the listed size! Gallons can also be a bit bs, when rounding to highest number.

[@borntwiztid1988]

What kind of gecko did you find? I don’t believe I seen one like that I would love to own one like that!

[@jacobessl]

That’s super cool

[@Dakotahblueexotics]

Right!?

[@Secularwonderdragon]

I don't understand why people throw away living animals.😥😠🙂well thank you for saving them.

[@YoAarizAfzal]

Make a white stree frog care video I know you have one but plzzzz

[@Dakotahblueexotics]

Sure, I can do another one

[@YoAarizAfzal]

@@Dakotahblueexotics yay tysm! :))))

[@holdenbaloun5257]

Hey clint. Can I grab your advice real quick? Im stuck between wanting an ackie, sand goanna, timor, argus, or dumerils. I love the idea of an ackie, but want somethint 3-4.5 feet. Thank you so much man

[@Dakotahblueexotics]

I haven't had much experience with timors. Ackies are awesome as they stay a nice small size but you still get the monitor experience. I wouldn't recommend an Argus. Males can get big and are very food motivated. Unless you have experience with monitors. I also unfortunately don't know much about dumerils. Quince would be a good choice as well. They stay within that size range and are slow growers!

[@holdenbaloun5257]

@@Dakotahblueexotics gottcha. What have you to say about 2 more options I'm considering. Savanah monitors or caiman lizard

[@reptilesdesign1358]

Do I see the hand from Berser 1997 intro? That one of the thing I love about Tokay is when they Turner around and try to bite me even If im the predator.

[@caughtafaygo]

Facility 😂😂

[@mattap-hp5ug]

Exo terra 30x30x45 are actually 31cm due to the rim around bottom i always wondered that too 😂

[@Dakotahblueexotics]

Stupid edges 😂

[@mattap-hp5ug]

@@Dakotahblueexotics 🤣🤣🤣

[@Cold_Blooded_Gems_]

They make great feeders 🤷🏻‍♂️ they literally sell them out here as feeders …..

[@KhaeLikesCoffee]

Some of my favorite aquarium fish are literally sold as feeders. Nothing wrong with keeping a "feeder" as a pet.

[@bugloverspiderlover8490]

@@KhaeLikesCoffeeI’ve had many feeders that ended up becoming pets,one of the most interesting was a pair of small wolf spiders that I gave to my tarantula,I caught them mating in the enclosure so I separated them and made a separate cage for them.