Experimental BIOACTIVE Enclosure For Blue Tongues, Leopard Geckos, Bearded Dragons, etc.

Blue tongue skinks are one of the best pet lizards we have ever covered on this channel. That said, making non-tropical bio-active enclosures is a new one for me. Using a Zen Habitats PVC enclosure, I try a few experiments in my attempt to build the perfect blue tongue enclosure.
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[@VideoVector14]

I was wanting to do an Arid bioactive enclosure for my new skink but I wasn’t sure how I should go about doing it. But low and behold, Clint comes in with the answer, this is an awesome build and is gonna be my new goal. Your channel is awesome!

[@mvskokee918]

You should join the reptile lighting group and advanced reptile husbandry group on facebook. You will get anything you need there

[@mitchelldavis7014]

I rescued a bunny from being eaten for rabbit stew

[@iheartbewbiezx3]

SAME. I've been researching for months. He always comes thru when I need him 🤣

[@justmedavid2977]

It always brings a smile to me to watch a lizard inspect it's new enclosure.

[@jerryc2709]

When I die, I want to come back as one of your reptiles.

[@saskia8567]

"Well hi there", only see his head and hands behind terrarium, slightly startled me lmao

[@ClintsReptiles]

Surprise!!

[@spankvictim3501]

Thank you for doing more enclosure related content, it always seems like everyone has their own complex opinions but your information is clear and helpful

[@newtscamander7713]

I really hope that you do decide to do the whole "sponsor an enclosure" thing, I would love to do that!

[@ClintsReptiles]

Thank you so much! We'll have it figured out in the next few days!

[@newtscamander7713]

@@ClintsReptiles Yay!!

[@heysaucemikehere1804]

Agreed! I think it’s so unique and gives a more personal way to help out the channel!

[@susanmartin3762]

This blue tongue little darling has the sweetest face. Her eyes are so soft and very human-like. That's a very lucky Little Critter to be owned by you Clint. I wish I could shrink myself down and buying enclosure and be one of your reptiles. My life has gotten so f***** up recently that I just don't know what to do anymore. So I turn on KZbin and I watch videos until the universe shows me my next step. Until then thank you being such a great person and having so much love for animals and people. You're truly one of the kindest people I've ever been privileged to watch.

[@whyalfie]

Can't say you'll be alright because I don't know your circumstances and nothing is guaranteed in this world but: you sound like the right sort to make it through something tough. That's a lovely message you left for Clint. Also, I have a blue tongue and you are right, their eyes are wonderfully expressive!

[@susanmartin3762]

@@whyalfie why thank you Navy Buffalo. That was precisely thing to read at precisely the right time of my life. I have to ask 1 ....no 2 questions. The first being, do you really have a blue tongue? 2nd being, tell me how you got the name Navy Buffalo? I think you will have a great back story.😊

[@Vaultgirl27]

I hope things are better by now. I find his videos really comforting aswell. He's such a sweet guy and he's such a great teacher!

[@malnutritionboy]

I was literally searching for arid bioactive setups for leopard geckos

[@newtscamander7713]

Yes!!! Ever since You've mentioned filming this a couple weeks ago, Clint, I have been anxiously waiting on the upload!! I hope to one day have a pet Northern blue tongue, as they seem quite stinkin' rad.

[@ClintsReptiles]

They absolutely are stinkin' rad!

[@NihilisticJokerz]

the fact that clint is always happy and excited about this channel and everything he does always puts a smile on my face.

[@kendraorndorff7642]

I have this exact enclosure for my Indonesian blue tongue skink. Easy to put together, and my skink loves it. This enclose comes with a humidity shield, plexiglass shield that fits on top of the screen and covers about 3/4 of the top. Helps keep humidity in. I must spray down my skink’s enclosure every other day, I do live in New Mexico (a very dry place). Great video Clint!

[@ClintsReptiles]

Super cool!

[@sandraezesky5310]

Hey Clint, I have had my two Northerns in bioactive since I’ve had them. And they are thriving! When I got my girl she had been having trouble shedding to the point where she has lost toes ( this is the way she came to me). Soaking her during shed didn’t help, Knowing there was a problem I had to come up with a solution and bioactive was it! Now her sheds are perfect and they both love moving in amongst the plants, ( each in their own enclosure) it also helps when I take them outside because the smells and textures are similar, they don’t freak out. When you can do it, bioactive is the way to go because it is so good for their mind and body. 💕you all from Toronto!

[@MrOhSchnitzel]

Hi, I know your comment was a year ago, up in getting a blue tongue skink soon and I was thinking of using a bio active enclosure. Would you mind if I asked you about how go about cleaning the tank? Eg should you take it all out and swap it out for new stuff, and if yes how often?

[@sandraezesky5310]

@@MrOhSchnitzel that’s the beauty of it, you just do a spot cleaning when needed, such as large pieces of shed or manure. Otherwise, wipe down the glass weekly. It is advised that the enclosure be cleared out once a year and redone, in my opinion this is to thin down the cleanup crew population ( isopods, spring tales, millipedes and earth worms) also to loosen the soil around the plant roots. Fortunately I didn’t need to do that because my kids were not easy on the plants I had in there so, I replaced them often. As for the crew, that was no problem. As some were born others died, there was no over crowding. I had a good balance. If given the choice I would only do bio active for any reptile, it is so good for their physical and emotional health and the keepers as well. Imagine, it’s -26 Celsius in January outside but in your reptile room it’s +23 Celsius with full spectrum lights blaring in all their glory. It is magnificent having summer all year long as I am sure everyone living in the south can attest to. As for the plants, I have had success with geraniums, hibiscus, philodendron, and coleus. The stems are sturdy and the lowest leaves are a little bit higher than the skinks so they don’t crush them. Now I am trying oregano and basil for my benefit and it seems to be ok for the kids. I was worried it might bother their skin but it hasn’t. If you have any other questions I’d be happy to answer, cheers!

[@MrOhSchnitzel]

@@sandraezesky5310 thank you so much for taking the time to reply, all this information was extremely helpful. I couldn’t find a lot of information online about the upkeep of them. If you don’t mind could I also ask what clean up crew you use? Eg. Have you used any worms or anything like that? I live in South Australia so it’s not as easy to find many of the conning clean up cress, such as isopods. Also if you don’t mind me asking were there ever any problems with the tank smelling?

[@sandraezesky5310]

@@MrOhSchnitzel Hi, to answer your last question about the tank smelling…no they do not. Maybe for a couple of minutes after someone had a bowel movement but otherwise they never did. In the dead of winter I put my whole head in the enclosure and breath deep, inside it smelled like summer. After I watered the plants it would then smell like the garden after a rain. As for the clean up crew, I am fortunate in that my garden is organic so I was able to dig soil from there and with it earth worms millipedes and isopods as well as some ants and spiders. If you’re so fortunate too then I suggest you do the same, you will probably pick up some as you shovel, if not then your neighborhood reptile store should be able to supply them. Have you got your enclosure yet? If you haven’t then I suggest an enclosure with height. I did a lot of research before I got my Northerners and not once did I come across anything that said they liked to climb, in fact it was said they weren’t good climbers and preferred not too. But two of my three are excellent climbers, one of them sleeps in the bottom drawer of my dresser and has to climb the cat carrier to get in the other made it to the third shelf from the bottom using a combination of boxes, he spent a couple of days sleeping there under a fleece blanket then got down on his own when he was ready. My enclosures are 35x26x18 roughly and they use all of it (when they decide they want to spend time in there)They have logs piled safely so they can climb on or through them to get the temperature they need. But up until recently mostly they free range in the room ( use caution with this and always with supervision). If this is too much information or you have more questions let me know. Hey are you in the area affected by the riots? How are things now? I haven’t seen any more news reports about the riots for a month or two did you manage to stay safe? And everyone you care about? Cheers from Sandra

[@MrOhSchnitzel]

@@sandraezesky5310 once again, thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions. It’s definitely not too much information, I’m still in the buying supplies phase and am grateful for any information I can get. That’s why I’m asking so many questions. I want to make sure I’m as prepared as I can be before taking over the care for another living thing. Thank you for the information. I don’t trust that my soil is chemical free (I’m not sure what’s been used and what hasn’t), so I’ll do some more research about what’s available in the way of soil and clean up crew. That’s a relief, smell was one problem I was worried about as the tank will be kept close to where we are most of the time and where we eat. As for the riots, I’m not quite sure what riots you mean. But my family and I aren’t in any big cities, so we are fortunate enough to miss the protestors and riots. South Australia don’t get many riots, they tend to happen in the bigger states such as Canberra (where our main parliament is), or Melbourne. Also my state is awful at giving us news of what’s going on inside the state and country. But thank you for your concern.

[@sthui2866]

i may try this enclosure in the future. Seems stinkin' rad

[@ClintsReptiles]

So far so good :)

[@FodienArt]

More like skinkin' rad

[@ducks5654]

@@FodienArt haha

[@JusttheGayBits]

I'm so glad I found this channel, plus Clint is cute af.

[@susanmartin3762]

Just watching him flick that amazing blue tongue is mesmerizing. You can see him just tasting and smelling every little nook and cranny. What a beautiful enclosure. What an adorable creature. His eyes look so soft and human-like. You have cool Pets Clint!

[@Bennyhanna7]

this was a recommended video today, and 5 seconds in, I'm glad it was. Best intro ever, popping out from behind an enclosure 😛

[@Tyorix]

This is something I've been looking for as so many bio-active set-ups are for more tropical reptiles. I own Australian skinks (eastern) and been trying to figure out what I need/dont need to make sure it isnt too moist for them. Thank you!

[@gabriellia7180]

I would def buy their bio-basin to keep the dirt and moisture from seeping into the gaps. It's 6inches tall so it keeps all dirt in. Plus when you need to remove dirt, its easier to clean and get out. So you don't have dirt stuck in the gaps and moisture growing in there.

[@EllaquinnanimalADVENTURES]

Clint you’re the best

[@SCP-4680]

Great build. He's so beautiful and derpy. I miss my Blue Tongue. He was an awesome long lived joy to exist with. Rad as always brother

[@SkyeSpider]

I've been thinking about that same enclosure for the pink tongued skink you helped talk me into. I love watching her climb all over the place and her current enclosure is barely longer than her entire length (with tail she's just over 2'). This size feels perfect.

[@tarantulacollective]

Star Trek TNG reference.....heck yeah my dude 🖖

[@herptown868]

Thank you so much for everything you do. I love your channel. You are the reason I have three leopard geckos. Thank you.

[@ClintsReptiles]

You're so very welcome :)

[@mattias4958]

You should do a tank building show called crafting with Clint where you can do different reptiles each episode.

[@vega_os]

as soon as i saw this video i knew i had to replicate something like this. i ordered this zen habitats enclosure 2 days after this video came out 😂😭 i am now working on my own bioactive blue tongue skink enclosure with the same substrate mixture. thanks for the inspiration!

[@GreenestTrampler]

Best part of my day: "Well hi there!" That, and this particular intro was next level. lol I'm glad you made this video. When I'm in a position to finally get a reptile/amphibian, I'm thinking that my first one is going to be a Blue Tongue. It's between that, leopard gecko, axolotl, and garter snake.

[@pyrenotice]

honestly the riker thing made me almost cry from laughter holy CRAP

[@yadanie6194]

I bet those Zen enclosures would look really nice with the background and side panels matte black.

[@laurenroberts3821]

Getting a blue tounged today (my first ever reptile) so excited I could explode 🎉

[@creeperawman18]

This will help in the future when I get a pet 😊 your the best

[@seldoonxib]

This is the video I'd been hoping you'd do for such a long time! Thank you!! Since getting a gecko, I've become super fascinated with bioactive vivariums, even ones without pets in them. Thanks for the awesome ideas

[@bradleyaustin5978]

I can't believe you like Star Trek, this video is just a great simple setup that I might replicate when I get a BTS.

[@robbbish]

Hi Clint, I welcomed home my first reptile, a northern BTS, earlier this month. Your videos were the starting point of my research, and without your fantastic work, I would never have met Buddy. And now I have a wish list of reptiles for the future thanks to your channel lol. Thank you so much!

[@Vaultgirl27]

You know you're from Wisconsin when you *instantly* recognize the Culver's cup 🤣 Didn't know there was one in Utah!!! Thanks for doing the bioactive tank, Clint! 💚🧀💛

[@bonbin6053]

Ima simple man. I see blue tongue skink, I click. Love ur vids Clint, they are so informative and very fun to watch!

[@pjgolden9274]

I could watch your videos all day. Thanks for all the hard work you do

[@andrewwong7912]

Awesome video! I previously built a 4' melamine cage for my bearded dragon without the thought of possibly making it bioactive one day. What fascinated me most about this video was the idea of the substrate shield that I will definitely try to recreate and add so nothing flies out when I open the tank for him. Awesome build I am going to apply most of these steps to my beardie enclosure!

[@porakiyadraekojin3390]

I'm liking the zen habitat enclosures. I was pursuing their site and saw their 4x2x2 and 4x2x4 enclosures. The prior would definitely be good for an ackie, while the latter would be great for a timor. Can't wait to see some potential bioactive setups for both. Edit: recently watched the six monitor vid and it was Timor, not Dimir XD

[@kyleerosee3]

Iron wood is fantastic its usually really pretty. We had some this winter for our woodstove a small piece will burn for a full day its pretty crazy. When we did firewood this year i kept so many pieces for enclosures and my friends too. Hollowed out wood all dif pieces.

[@kinoko6096]

What a pretty boy, and an awesome habitat for him! He seems to really like it :)

[@hoofbeatsroku]

Whoa! I have my baby central beardie in a 40 gallon now because he is a teeny tiny 3 month old baby, and I have been looking at zen habitats 4x2x2’ enclosure for his adult home. I am glad to see this review and this type of enclosure may be a perfect home for the full grown desert agamid! Thanks for your review. I may also want a blue tongue skink someday, who knows. But my beardie thanks you for advice on his next dream home! It’ll have different substrate than the skink home you made but I am sure he will love it.

[@musicaddic95]

Things like this are why I’m glad I subbed to you! Thanks for talking about this terrarium Clint! Now my Echo gecko can have a proper terrarium

[@liamking2204]

I wasn't expecting you to fly up from behind the enclosure and shout Hi there ahaha, brill video clint 👍🏼

[@blackmamba7845]

I have a bluetongue! Very helpful video! Thx!

[@pedambr199]

your reptile seems to love it great work

[@aronoiiel]

I love how curious he is! Ehat an aqedome easy looking bio build@ i get so overwhelmed looking at buoactive setups bit this one looks far more simpler! And omg! Riker thought is mot wrong haha

[@LordofStuff12]

Best Riker theory ever!

[@noenoodleskiely9794]

Loved the stream!! And I got my fire skink today!!

[@ClintsReptiles]

Nice!

[@brendonbewersdorf986]

Wow you already have almost reached 230k subscribers! I love these enclosure builds they are relaxing to listen to on a drive

[@susanmartin3762]

That was so deep I've come back shallow. Brilliant.

[@Aquarimax]

What a great enclosure and build! Looking forward to seeing how those grasses do.

[@Tai-chan.]

Clint is such a handsome specimen himself. I think i've seen that enclosure in of of Emzotic's video; they look durable and cost effective. I've always liked the concept of having animals in a bio active environment for various reasons.

[@xXScalesOfSolaceXx]

Lmao! That blooper with Lieutenant Riker was flipping epic. I love Star Trek: The Next Generation. Thank you for the laughs on that Clint! Lol!

[@Tarachnor]

nice adv for an enclosure that cost more than double as an comparable enclosure in the store near my place... 👏 but i really like u, and your style of filling those videos with good informations ;) thanks!

[@duncanrz]

I will need a final build for mine this winter, so perfect video with perfect timing!!!

[@CheckYourMailbox]

This was very cool. It would neat to see a Chuckwalla video

[@apathy9237]

We make a pile of sphagnum moss in a corner of the enclosure we have and he sleeps there only now! They love to burrow daily and he prefers it to any of his hides!

[@Unknown-wx5xq]

Thank you I bought all of these stuff in the video And moved in my Australian blue tongue

[@glap8694]

Awesome stuff. For all my terrariums i also tend to buy those moss sheet bags from petstore reptile sections. Theyre nice lil rolls of moss that you can easily use for back walls and soil to help stop em from swallowing substrate as well as as making screen/glass/wood backgrounds look more natural. Thats a really nice habitat, its hard to find ones that size that arent glass.

[@Ok-mb3wd]

Love your new look!

[@jakefleezy3944]

Had to watch this video while also holding my adult male blue tongue skink. Had to show him what his new enclosure will hopefully look like! Thanks Clint

[@decemberchillz6554]

Clint would you be interested in doing maybe a story about your life video? I’m curious as to how your so happy all the time and wanna know more about you. 😁👍🏻 🦎

[@sakofinnbear5654]

Look up the mormon religion

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

I must admit that is smart

[@joelpatenaude7125]

Nice Culver's cup.

[@dodersmate7322]

these are the best vids on yt

[@ClintsReptiles]

Thank you :)

[@dodersmate7322]

@@ClintsReptiles 🥺you just made my day by replying tysm. Also could you make another video about blue tounge skink? Like the species cs im struggling to find one that I like because I want to buy one in the future

[@TheEnderEd]

The video I’ve been waiting for!

[@ivantirado8976]

Great video Clint 👍

[@michaelburgess6004]

I'd love to see Clint make a bioactive turtle aquarium for like, red eared sliders that can clean and filter itself with little human interference

[@jacksonandrews8714]

This is great! I’ve been wanting to make my leopard gecko’s 20 gal (no space for anything more☹️) bioactive, so I’ll be taking this and scaling it down for him!

[@devi738]

I want to have a blue tongue skink sooner or later, and this video was very helpful. Thank you Clint, good job as always ;).

[@ravenm6443]

Is it possible to do a video on the smooth/rough green grass snake? In general I love animals and learning about them. Your channel has made me consider getting a snake in the future. When I was a kid, I had an experience with a green grass snake but haven’t seen any since, but I’ve always remembered how cool it was! I had never seen another type of snake other than the common garder snake up to that point. Tbh other than in the western part of my state, I didn’t even know we had other species until I came across the green grass snake. Since then, I’ve learned we have a few more species than I thought lol. I absolutely love this channel! Even if it’s spiders (which I’m terrified of, except Lucas) or something else other than reptiles. I just love learning and seeing animals and having them shown in different light than how many might feel about them while still being honest and realistic about what to expect. Because of this, it has helped me become more comfortable with animals I’ve had some fear or phobia about. I actually use to have a mild fear of snakes, but it’s much improved since watching your channel. I don’t think I’ll ever be totally comfortable with spiders or tarantulas, but I’m glad to learn about them from you and other channels which has helped me improve my phobia. I use to struggle even looking at pictures of spiders but now I can watch videos of them and maybe even be in the same room as one. Thank you so much for teaching people about so many incredible animals! 🙂

[@renees766]

Love Zen Habitats. I have 1 for bearded dragon and a 4x2x2 pvc for ball python. For the cord hole in back, I covered w T Rex duct tape afterward and I've had no issues w ball python, but you MUST purchase a sliding door lock because they can use their body to open the sliding door!!! Slit is too small to use a dowel, plus my 600 gram ball only needed 1/4" to get out.

[@carlidowns]

We just got a blue tongue skink that was being re-homed on KSL. His name is Marshmallow and I just ordered him this enclosure!

[@laurapulda1339]

I made my crested gecko a bioactive enclosure from your tutorial. Thank you for that video

[@cassowary-love]

Did you use the exact sand he linked? I'm having trouble finding it!

[@morgangobin9985]

I’ve heard that a 4ft x 2ft x ~18in enclosure is a good size for an adult ball python, and I’ve been thinking of getting one for mine. Holy cow that cage looks huge! 😂 Anyways, awesome build as always, Clint! A+!

[@ClintsReptiles]

It is pretty big. A ball would probably do well in this size. Humidity might be an issue, and it would need a lot of clutter and places to hide.

[@mikezilla3100]

Happy national talk like a pirate day! Arg!! Awesome set up for this little skink, I'm considering doing a semi arid bioactive enclosure for my rescue beardie once he gets more used to me!

[@KevinFrost]

Your videos are always so informative and entertaining! I love it when you upload new content!

[@ronarktv6926]

You mAke my day every day I know you my not see this for your doing more important stuff but thank you for every thing as in making great information through videos

[@5isalivegaming72]

There are basically 2 types of acrylic. You have what's more or less a 2 part epoxy, which is cheaper and easier to work with. It can also be extruded. It's cheap and user-friendly. It's also cheap, which means less durability and hardness. Then you have cast acrylic, which is much more like(and technically factually true)closer to petroleum based glass. It's much harder and is cast much like liquid metal and cured over some length of time. It's much higher quality and can actually be machined and structural. That being said, it is still more easily scratched than glass, but it's the next best alternative and can be machined to exact measurements. I'm a facilities manager for a cast acrylic factory, I've been there 11 years now and have literally run the entire place front to back, and every job in between. Up to and including daily operations for like 6 months, but I hated that 🤣. I like my job in case you can't tell 😂

[@teddydalton8507]

Great looking enclosure, the only thing I'd be concerned about is that with the substrate dam, the opening looks very narrow and awkward, a taller enclosure like the 24" high model might be more convenient for cage maintenance.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Awesome video, brilliant enclosure, please do more build videos!

[@mikey9710]

I pretty much much did the same exact thing for my halmahera BTS substrate wise but I was restricted on space because I only have a 3-foot enclosure currently until I can either build a new one or buy one :)

[@aliciaconnolly1227]

Would love a @zenhabitat with black exterior for a more modern look 😍😍 #zenhabitat

[@SMAR_1903]

My northern passed away recently and my stepmom secretly got me a new one but he's an indonesian so what I have doesn't really work I was planning on doing a bioactive set up with this exact cage just a lot wetter using their "bio-basin" bag. This video couldn't of come to me at a better time.

[@adeastorm4969]

Waiting for this for so long!!!!! Excited to see it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LanceKirkman]

Awesome, thank you Clint!

[@LanceKirkman]

Clint, what changes have you made, did you add cleaner bug crew? What other discoveries have you made?

[@wafflenuggets5736]

Hey Clint I caught six lined racerunners a couple months ago and I have them in a 40 gallon as of now and they are probably the coolest pets I have or ever had. The act like monitors and they have that awesome formed tongue and for a small lizard especially wild caught they aren’t scared of people and I can even pick them up and they will chill on your hand as long as you don’t move super fast or scare them. I think you should research about them and possibly do a video on them. The hardest part about them is what they need for care as they aren’t popular and little is known about them

[@creaturescave5258]

Wow that looks great

[@J3s5y]

Beautiful set up, he's loving it!

[@tinaleighton6390]

This video is absolutely perfect for what I want to do. Thank you Clint :-)

[@codyjames1888]

I'd love to see a video about a uromastyx enclosure. In my research, I've found that there are A LOT of opinions out there. That's a great looking enclosure and a beautiful skink!

[@fishsoft92]

I’m looking at doing a bioactive enclosure for my bearded dragons, this gave me a lot of good ideas.

[@pain_packer2375]

Well hi there! One of my favorite species of lizard is pretty unknown to the reptile community and I was wondering if you could do a video on them! They are called Aeluroscalabotes felinus, aka the Malaysian Cat Gecko! They are called cat geckos because they have retractable claws and curl up like a cat when they sleep! 🥰♥

[@sakofinnbear5654]

Alot of gecko keepers have the cat eyed gecko. They are vastly available but mostly wild caught.

[@dragonlady266]

I'd love to see an update on this bioactive enclosure, I've been reading how hard it is to keep blue tongues in a bioactive enclosure (because they burrow and more or less bulldoze through everything)

[@isaacmcmahon1561]

Hey Clint! I've watched a lot of your videos and I'm a reptile and invertebrate enthusiast also and have kept a lot of different species, personally and in various jobs. Just a few species I've noticed a few common species you haven't covered are Berber Skink and Plumed Basilisk and no scorpions at all. Also would be cool if you did one on the Solifugae (Camel Spider) and Sailfin lizard and maybe covered exotic mammals also things like sugar gliders, hedgehogs, bats. Etc Love your style and enthusiasm as it matches my own as i used to have a job presenting and educating with animals.

[@reaperxl1441]

Not sure if you have already but you do a video on the black tail cribo! Like giving it a rating 😁

[@nathanmenhorn368]

Looks great!

[@ThePhantomofFilm]

I got a pvc zen habitat for my Tiger rat snake. It's set up as bioactive and I love it.

[@ClintsReptiles]

Very nice!

[@cassandraherrera4631]

Just got my Zen habitat about a week ago. My beardie seems to like it.

[@squeezedtreepak]

Thnx to ur awesome vids I’m getting a crested gecko on Sunday and I can’t wait 😊