Five of the Best Plants for Reptile and Amphibian Enclosures

[@newtscamander7713]

It would be great if you did a follow-up video to this where you cover the five best plants for DRY Terrariums, like for leopard geckos and beardies.

[@ClintsReptiles]

I'm working on that question right now :)

[@newtscamander7713]

@@ClintsReptiles Great!

[@LaBelleGeckos]

@@ClintsReptiles look at the various Aloe, hens and chicks, snake plants and Purslane. all are doing well in my bioactive leopard geckos enclosures.

[@Cgraseck]

The dwarf Senseviera like "Golden Hahnii" are the Pothos of dry vivs. Also try spineless prickly pear. The thing with Leopards is that they don't really need it to be bone dry, so as long as the plant substrate is separated from the overall substrate you can use all kinds of house plants, even Phalaenopsis orchids. As a matter of fact, with their tough leaves the small supermarket Phalaenopsis would be perfect for a Leopard Gecko viv. These orchids absolutely have to dry out between waterings. If you were to plant them in a hidden pot of sphagnum and water once a week ( when ever the moss is crinkly) they should do really well in a Leopard gecko set up. The gecko might even hide under the leaves as a moist hiding place. With some ingenuity you could incorporate the Phalaenopsis Sphagnum into the moist hide, which the Leopard Gecko needs anyway. Phalaenopsis are notoriously not good for the wet vivariums that most people plant them in. Cheers, Chris

[@newtscamander7713]

@@Cgraseck I don't personally have a leo or a beardie, I was simply suggesting a video idea.

[@herpthings]

I'd love to know more about plants. A series on different environments could work! Tropical, subtropical, aquatic, forest, prairie, semi arid, arid, etc. There is a lot of potential for plant lists

[@dacisky]

Yes! THIS!!!^

[@kevindifranco3494]

As I said in my comment if you can get a hold of Bugleweed you got a great plant for a natural tank, mines for a big girl American toad. I will try a couple others in my wild yard in the Spring. I know the undesirable and too big(Morning Lily) & Dames Rocket. I think the backyard is 25% grass...if that. Hoping the Violets return in the Spring.

[@arioprasetio]

Agree! Because I think lot of us is being focused on the pet and not really know and not willing to spending time learn about plants. Or maybe just don’t know where to start. Hope there is more with this content!

[@vivalavivarium]

so i used to be just a reptile guy but then i took a botany and a plant bio class in college, and now i am a plant guy too. i would love a sequel to this video but i also want to show off many of the plants i have growing in my vivariums with different reptiles and amphibians.

[@leemcdannold]

My first house plant was a golden pothos, and I accidentally caught it on fire the second day of having it. It survived the fire and is still alive 4 years later.

[@wilhelmtan5301]

clint: five best terrarium plants iguana and tortoise: i am bout to end this man's whole career.

[@ClintsReptiles]

Trees

[@juliacory6881]

My moms iguana used to eat bite my grandma's rubber tree plant. Wouldnt eat it. Just wanted to show my grandma he was there lol

[@aaron32608]

Oh my gifting our 12yr old a crested gecko and wanted to have the enclosure ready nicely arranged with the gecko inside. I love plants and I happen to have these plants already so I’m blown away to learn that we can use these in the enclosure can’t wait to fix it up for him and see his face 💕 it’s a gift for doing so good in school even during these stressful times 💙 thank you for such a great vídeo 👏🏻 greetings from Chicago,Il

[@kushpaladin]

I have a Pothos i had as a school project when i was in 3rd grade. 20 years later it's still alive

[@master12726]

Very useful idea for a video. I put a Pothos and Spanish Moss in my Crested Gecko Enclosure. She slept on the Pothos leaves when she was younger.

[@arnoldszwarzenegger6832]

Few plants i recomment too! -Anthurium (amazing, its like pothos [they are very closely related] but it grows rather upwards and isnt a vine, really cool and frogs can climb on it even better than on pothos, and it can have amazing flowers!) -any small and easy to maintain bonsai (its really amazing, not only can a frog or anything climb it [bcs its very bulky] its also a literal tree! i suggest buying something like ficus retusa bonsai, or even something funky like pomegranate bonsai) -any draceana (marignata, cintho etc) (they are cool, have small water needs, and are decent for climbing) -croton (again, cool, low maintanance, grows quite fast) -zamioculcas (zz plant) they need very small amount of water, have very low light needs, are quite bulky and have 1 con: they have these "bulbs" in which they store water so you need to give them more soil than for some other plants i mentioned -pilea (any tbh, they are great) -i saw some people with yucca's, but they are usually quite big so thats probably not a good idea, and some animals can harm themself on their leaves (they are quite sharp on edges) BUT its great for reptiles that dont climb and it can be for more dry enclosure -jade plant (again, it can be easily overwatered so it should be in dry enclosure) -some smaller ferns are decent -peperomia's are amazing! they have smaller leaves but are beautiful and are quite easy to have -string of hearts and string of pearls are both amazing vining plants, but they are mostly for the decoration -AIR PLANT, its amazing, and it has no roots, good for dry enclosure's I think thats all. Im sure there is plenty more you can have, but these one's i know are good!

[@FS-qk5uq]

Do you have care tips for string of pearls?

[@arnoldszwarzenegger6832]

@@FS-qk5uq they like bright indirect light, normal house temperature, well draining soil (the standard succulent soil), water around every 2 weeks (i ususally water them every 10 days, its a matter of are they thirsty or not), thats about it

[@sharukfarid2288]

Can you help me with some terrarium plants who won't need sunlight, I mean this room has no window, only artificial lights. Also grow lights aren't an option for me. :( Can you help me out? So far I made a list of these - •Snake plant, dracaena and spider plant for background •Pothos and philadendron as vining around a drift wood •Peperomia, moss, anthurium for mid and foreground And I won't be keeping any animals.

[@arnoldszwarzenegger6832]

@@sharukfarid2288 check out zamioculcas (people usually call it "zz plant"), it requires very little light and water. Problem is-it gets quite big after a while, so thats worth considering. Snake plant is also very great pick. Pothos can also tolerate low light. Philodendrons can also tolerate somewhat low light but its a 50/50 in my opinion (they usually get "leggy"). Oh and also try to have open doors to let more sunlight in if thats possible.

[@sharukfarid2288]

Ok I'll be adding zz plants. Can I trim ZZ Plant?? Thank you so much. Also I've a few more questions! It'd be great if you can help me out. • What about Chinese Evergreen and Fittonia? • Is my soil mixture ok? (50% Coco peat, 20% compost, 20% sand, 10% perlite) do I need soil with this mixture ? Also I'll have some stone gravels I think for creating a false bottom • How often do I need to water the terrarium? And do I need to spray mist only or should I pour water carefully as well? Can you help me so that I may not overwater or underwater it? • Are there any tips so that I can keep my moss alive? I heard it's really hard in terrarium

[@morgangobin9985]

“I don’t know why they’re called this... To my knowledge they don’t have a religion.” Oh my God, Clint! Ten points to whatever Hogwarts House you’re in for that joke! 😂

[@ClintsReptiles]

I'd like to say Slytherin, but I'm probably a Hufflepuff...

[@morgangobin9985]

Clint's Reptiles Yeah, you definitely give off some Hufflepuff vibes, Clint. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that! (This coming from a Slytherin)

[@newtscamander7713]

@@ClintsReptiles No problem, a fellow Hufflepuff here.

[@BetrunkenerZwerg934]

Clint's Reptiles #hufflepuff

[@harrismerckle2771]

I’m a slytherin so I can’t relate lol

[@LaBelleGeckos]

Would love to see more on the advanced plants. Or the more unusual and less well known but safe plants.

[@ClintsReptiles]

That should be totally possible!

[@thewilbatron]

i second this. could go for some more plant videos! And bioactive topics in general. Lots of other youtubers do it, but some people take your channel much more seriously because of your credentials!

[@whiteeagle8140]

A fairly easy and small orchid, is Oncidium twinkle. It likes fairly moist substrate. They come in different colours (flowers) Just don't put them in normal ground, but mounting them on a piece of wood or cork, with some spagnum moss and hang them on the back wall, or plant them in a mix of bark and spagnum moss on the bottom. If you've just bought a new one soak the pot oots in some water, and then take it out of the pot, and remove all the medium, without damaging the roots. Cut off dead roots. Roots are dead if they feel soggy, try not to cut good roots, this can be a bit of work. Then spray the roots of the plant with hydrogen peroxide 3%. Oncidiums often have snails. If you let them live, your Oncidium will soon be dead. Hydrogen peroxide kills the snails, and the eggs of the snails. Back when I didn't know this trick, almost all my orchids died, and now I know why. This makes so much difference. If you have bad experience with orchids, and you didn't know this trick, I'd say, try it again with this trick. If you want to know more about orchid care, check out Miss orchid girl. kzbin.info/door/84mfcCFGDPeeBhKbG8dijQ

[@Cgraseck]

Vanilla, Neoregelia, There are also a number of small ferns that grow single leaves off of their rhizome. Beware of any fern that forms a crown. it will almost definitely expand to the size of the glass box that you have put it in. Unless, of course, if that glass box is more than a cubic meter. Then only half of the crown forming ferns will expand to fill the box😁 Cheers, Chris

[@Colopty]

And while we're at it, cover some super dangerous plants that will turn your home into a botanical war zone. Because your terrarium deserves the best.

[@stevenhazell5159]

This is great. I'm thinking about getting a reptile and i'd like to make a bio active enclosure. Since i don't know anything about plants though, this sort of information is really useful. Thanks Clint! I'd love to see more videos about different types of enclosure setups and enrichment items.

[@mattiasjanson2742]

this is probably the wholesomest (?) channel on youtube

[@papiiidomains]

I’ve been watching you videos for ages now and was always looking forward to having my own pet someday when I get out of my moms roof because she doesn’t support my love and view of owning exotic pets. Now that I own my own place I am filled with them 😂 so I just been watching all your videos of each and one of them so!!! here we are learning about bio-active Plants for a terrarium enclosure for my wonderful pets .

[@MOZONEandGlambot]

Yes please! I enjoy the plants in my vivarium as much as my reptile!

[@ProximaCentauri88]

Man, I love your energy. The Cebu Blue pothos for me is beautiful for its silvery bluish hue as well as the Manjula and Neon pothos.

[@conlon4332]

I don't know whether they'd be good for keeping with reptiles or amphibians, but I do know that spidergrass are lovely, easy plants. I have a lot of them. They can grow well in water or soil, and survive drought very well. They come in green or green and white. They like to pup, where they grow a thick stalk with little spidergrass pups attached, if you press those pups into damp soil or water they grow very well. You can also break them off and put them in water, but I find they grow better if they stay attached to the parent until they're established.

[@hremaddox]

Yes, more planted vivariums, please! ❤

[@PorkOMonTCG41]

I'd love more videos on plants/small water creatures/isopods/arthropods/etc. I'm so obsessed with the micro biomes that exist at our feet everyday everywhere we go. Even our homes are filled with creatures creating their own tiny homes within "our space". Awesome and stinking rad as always brother!

[@KillahReptiles]

In 2023 I'd LOVE more plant videos🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@JonEOGara]

As a Hort student and Zoology enthusiest, I love how you branch out in this video and encourage people to do the same. Keep up the good work, Brother!

[@astropuff5265]

I was happy to see this as someone who loves having plants in my bio active set-ups, but has trouble actually keeping them alive. Keep the plant videos coming please! Would love to see an intermediate and advanced video. Maybe even a video on hardy plants that can withstand living with slightly larger reptiles? My ball python loves interacting with the plants but she ends up squishing them

[@isamepython]

My grandma had a Pothos plant that seemed completely dead with only a single tiny bit of green on it. She gave the plant to us and by merely watering it and leaving it outside a couple months it had completely overgrew outside of the bucket and on a small plot of land in our yard. We now have a small Pothos garden. We never even have to water it and in the Arizona climate it does just fine. Talk about a comeback! I love that plant.

[@Gotostep2]

Clint's Botany channel just got a boost start.

[@jakkaljakobie8774]

This is exactly the video I've been needing, thanks Clint!

[@edgidner66]

Thank you so much for teaching me the name "Spiderwort". I always felt weird calling it by the other name when people ask me what type of plant I have.

[@Life_of_Lissy]

Where I'm from its also called inch plant- but 3 other plants also go by that name, so take it as you will 😂

[@greensapling342]

I have made three vivariums so far and I have successfully kept: parlor palm, bromeliads Half killed: spiderwort, fittonia, ferns Killed: polka dot plant, creeping fig, baby's tears My plant care is not the best :(

[@ClintsReptiles]

I feel ya!

[@herpthings]

Polka dot plant goes through a cycle where it looks like it dies in winter. I've had mine for years, every winter it "dies" then it grows back in the spring. It's in a pot indoors

[@greensapling342]

@@herpthings very interesting, only problem is my polka dot plant died in the middle of summer, so I think it was my fault it died and not because of a cycle

[@justincarroll1836]

I love bromeiliads. I know someone that did a tiny pineapple in their vivarium

[@herpthings]

@@greensapling342 ah that's too bad. I was worried when mine seemed to dry out and end. I decided to trim off the dried part and wait. Then it came back. It's like it knew what was happening outside even though the indoor temps didn't chance much at all

[@c5365]

About that Peperomia...I've had plenty of Peperomias, and while they look great, the leaves are very fragile and tend to fall right off the stems. I'd hesitate to put them into a viv with anything more than the most delicate tiny frog. However, as an alternative plant, I've had great luck growing Flame Violets (Episcia spp.). They are low light, easy to grow, very pretty, and don't have as fragile of stems/leaves.

[@thatkidmorganmariah]

I would like to see more plant videos with specials on various habitats (animals from the same region can probably be around the same plants) as well as how to acquire and prepare plants for enclosures, what to look out for in their care to make sure they're "established" before adding the enclosure's inhabitants, how to know when/how to trim some of those viney plants, etc.

[@Fablevill]

I've always been a nature nerd and as a little girl I always had my nose in the dirt looking at bugs and weeds and digging things up, but I lost my connection with that side of me until recently. Now I have a jungle of houseplants that I'm figuring out, goldfish, a betta, a leopard frog and a garter snake... more is likely to come, given my track record. I love nature and bringing it indoors and growing and propagating plants has actually boosted my confidence a little, but I would LOVE to make living displays for kids to see and learn from, like a living museum.

[@heysaucemikehere1804]

I love this channel so so much, there’s so much positivity, not only in the videos, but in this community. And that’s just the cherry on top of educational content! I’m so glad I’m here.

[@gisellemedina2513]

Hi, I'm actually a plant person but enjoy reptiles too. I really love seeing plants for terrariums.

[@Corgisaurus-Rex]

Yes! More plant videos, please! There's so much out there on bio-active enclosures, but not a whole lot on good plants to put in them. Especially if you're starting your first enclosure containing live plants. It would be great to see more coverage on plants, their care, and even how they can benefit your reptiles or amphibians that are housed with them.

[@vivalavivarium]

FINALLY!?!!, I literally took a hell class of plant biology to be able to take care plants besides pothos

[@burnabep1764]

I don't have a bioactive enclosure but thanks for the new gardening plants!

[@ClintsReptiles]

You bet!

[@robingray2432]

I love this! Thank you for adding a plant video!

[@renees766]

Great question to give us the answer on! I love pothos... grows fast & is very forgiving when not cared for properly. I bought a small 1 for my desk at work; touched the leaves & spoke to it several x per day; it grew faster than any pathos I'd ever had. Don't believe me? Try it yourself ☺

[@Bigmuddy]

I was just looking around for plants I would want to use in a bioactive enclosure. Perfect timing!

[@commandermercury6654]

Personally I’d love to see you cover some more advanced plants. I’ll probably never make a bioactive enclosure, but I have been looking for some interesting plants to put on my shelf.

[@jacalynhill7132]

I have a black thumb, but I bought a pepperomia and a pothos a month ago and they are alive and well (despite me forgetting them in a dark garage for a week). Thanks for the video!

[@marcopaganelli6059]

For sure clint thank you for this show and will wait for future shows of plants

[@leahgoeres6523]

You have the best commentary around! Would love to see more videos on plants!

[@joelpygott7523]

I'm a simple man, I see Clint has uploaded, i click

[@biglyboyzak3173]

ok Bill

[@LayneLovesThings]

Yes! More plant videos! Glad to see I’m not the only one that finds common names strange and unbefitting (or just outright rude).

[@CatharticCurios]

First plant video of urs that ive srumbled across and i am itching for more!!!

[@zacharymoran7596]

So something I’ve wanted forever is a tree snake of some variety. I saw a carpet python at an expo and fell in love with it. But also something even more arboreal like an Amazon tree boa. The idea of building an enclosure that is more than just a tank with some bedding and a water bowl seems so fun

[@shinigamigirl666]

Great video, I'd love more plant videos! Especially one for beefier plants - I've been looking into setting my boa up with live plants and finding some that can take the abuse of a 6 ft, 5-10 lb snake has proved a formidable challenge. I'll probably try moving the pothos and monstera that I've had around the house into his viv, but beyond that I'm kinda stumped!

[@cs4870]

I've requested this video before!!! My wife and I have been hoping you'd make this list, AND NOW IT'S HERE!!! YAAY!!! 👍😃👍 (my wife loves plants but is better at killing them than keeping most plants alive... But her pothos and philodendrons are doing great! Lol)

[@henryparsons3716]

YES! I was planning on putting my inch plant and pothos into the planned bioactive rainbow Boa enclosure, confirmation feels so good

[@colleentinch4728]

Clint, your channel led us to bring home a crested gecko. This is one of the best decisions we have made as a family, because our little Sotek is the perfect reptile for us. We can't wait to build her a bioactive tank, thanks once again to your videos. Thank you for what you do! Watching "lizard videos" has become a nightly routine with our three year old. She is so fascinated by your reptile handling and we love learning new things about some awesome animals. Stay safe!

[@cynthiawood2886]

As someone who has successfully killed spiderwort several times, I'm glad you have other options listed. And, please continue this series! I'd love more ideas for a bioactive setup for my garters.

[@stevenbrown5981]

I think it’d be really cool to see videos on different plants for other environments, like plants that are good for desert species, semi-aquatic, etc etc. I hope there are more plant videos in the future because it seems like a difficult subject to get informed on.

[@alexjpaniagua]

This is EXACTLY the video I was looking for. Thank you! More plants please.

[@moka4086]

You are the kind of professor I would LOVE in my university classes! You're so passionate about what you talk about and entertaining! I love your channel, I've been watching quite a few of your videos since I am prepping to start a new bioactive enclosure for my crested gecko :)

[@igris6128]

I think a guide on using moss would be awesome!!

[@TheJLAMAR23]

Def bring on some more plants. Bio active set ups look the best and are interesting

[@harrydaniels6900]

Plant videos are awesome, also, every single video you make is awesome, so please keep it up!!!

[@alexkavo8930]

Would love to see more plants. Plants were my gateway into both the reptile and aquarium hobby

[@snailrat]

I'd been wanting a video about terrarium plants, so I got downright giddy when I saw the title! I would definitely be interested in hearing more plant options from some plant friends of yours; planted bioactive setups are super interesting :)

[@christinek3122]

Exactly what I needed!!!!!! Thank you!! I would LOVE more plant videos!!

[@carmenattallah6244]

Yes, I want more plant videos. I was hoping you would give air plants an honorable mention. Maybe you could cover them in another video.

[@PitsFam]

More plants please! Would love to see a selection for more humid terraria and a selection for an arid terraria too.

[@larajunghans7548]

Uhhh! Plants!! Yes, I'd love to see more videos on terrarium plants. :) I bet prayer plants would do great in an enclosure too.

[@Life_of_Lissy]

I never thought about a prayer plant! It would probably have to be in a larger terrarium, but I bet it would do amazing!

[@chadmadsen8812]

Definitely want more plant videos! I love the quality of your content

[@frida4291]

I absolutely love every one of your videos, even though i dont have reptiles (yet) it always puts a smile on my face to watch you 😊

[@molnaralexandru3485]

OMG! Yes! I would absolutely love many more videos with plants. Both beginner and advanced. I think that so many different keepers (herps, insects, arachnids, etc.) would benefit from that. And there is place for a lot of good content like plants that might go well with tarantulas/herps of different sizes and needs. Fresher air/humidity with nice aesthetic is something good both for the pet and the keeper, no matter the animal.

[@AnimalFactFiles]

Such an awesome video! Been getting into succulents and started wondering how I could bring the plant love to my terrariums. Thanks for sharing!!

[@brendonbewersdorf986]

An excellent video as always clint thanks for all you do

[@mjallenuk]

Bring on the plant videos! Thanks for this one...

[@leon10tjeLH]

PLEASE feel free to make more plant videos!! I'm an aspiring plant biologist myself, so hearing the words "axillary meristem" gave me instant dopamine for video ideas: maybe plants that can survive in specific kinds of terraria could be a topic you could discuss? so a very humid terrarium, a very dry terrarium, a dark terrarium etc. etc. Or maybe you can also include plants that are suited to specific substrates? i'm planning to start keeping reptiles, and i'm planning on a very dry terrarium. it would be great if i could put a living plant in my future terrarium! but i just have no idea which plant(s) to choose xD

[@vichoification1]

Found this great as I am not a plant person but love the look of a live terrarium, and have been looking for Hardy plants for my leachie viv.

[@twisted_bambi32]

Tysm for this video. I am getting a baby rainbow boa tomorrow and thinking it will do better in a bioactive Viv rather than the standard ones my corn snakes are in and this was very very helpful! Hopefully by the time it outgrows its baby home I'll have a fully fledged bio active home for him/her to move into!

[@turddle22]

Would love more videos like this!!!! Amazing content.

[@jonathanraulerson7303]

I'd enjoy seeing a follow up or a video learning your experience with heavy body reptile plants and good ground cover plants for bioactive snake enclosure

[@SpikeyDogCollar]

YAAAAAS! MOOOORE PLAAAAANTS!! I already have a houseplant obsession and I've been wondering what I could use for vivariums!

[@djddjndj9837]

This was such a nice video! While most people may be here for the animals you show, I'd be thrilled if you did a video like this again! I'm heavily thinking of getting a snake and I am currently trying to figure out which plants would be best for it(some sources I've read on them said they do swell in an enclosure that has plants in it and such).

[@dldarby82]

I would love more videos about bioactive enclosures, plants, clean up crew, soil options, etc.

[@Lycanlena]

Great video and a super intesting topic. I would definitely like to see more videos about plants for terrarium!

[@noahhess3700]

I would love to see more plant related content- my botany classes in undergrad were some of my favorites! Maybe a video on bromeliads/tilandsias? Or maybe a video on carnivorous plants?

[@just-a-forest-crow1183]

Yes, please show us more plant friends 🥺

[@Exquailibur]

one plant that people need to know about is java fern, its sold as an aquarium plant and is lovely when used that way. But in humid environments it does great on land, better in fact. One thing to note is that it prefers its rhizome not to be buried and requires damp environments, grows slow and does well in dim light.

[@camerongrimes715]

Loved this video and would definitely be interested in more plant videos.

[@Obligatorily]

Oh man, would love some more advanced botany information. Definitely a smaller niche than I would like on KZbin! Thanks for the video.

[@chacealvernaz7818]

Super informative and very easy to follow! Thanks for the video

[@NozomiTheCrow]

I absolutely LOVED this video thanks Clint have a good one

[@cynthiataylor2745]

Very nice! I'm really glad you did a plants video. I was surprised when you listed pro's and cons that you did nor mention toxicity. Pathos for instance is potentially dangerous if grown where a creature that might eat it can reach it. Cat, dog, young child etc...again, great work. I really love what you do on your channel .

[@jonflannery8984]

Can you define lower light or higher light in terms of UVB percentage? And is there a danger of providing too much UV for animals? Would definitely be interested in more plant ideas of a higher difficulty level. Thanks for awesome content always.

[@hannahkolkmeier8226]

I would love to see another video on plants! I have a veiled chameleon so I can only use plants that are safe for him to munch on. I have a lot of pothos in his enclosure right now but I would love to learn about some other plants too! Thanks for your videos Clint!

[@Gottalovecarpetpythons]

Keep them coming, great to share with everyone who are not sure what to get. l would like to hear about more.

[@michelefields5381]

I love this series. It is legitimately knowledge I need.

[@swedesnakes8660]

Great video!! Id love to see a video about plants suited for dry climates, like desert terrariums! 💚🙏🏻

[@nonichehobbyist4945]

Love your content Clint! I’m in school for zoology too working hard and like hearing about all the knowledge you have. Thanks for all your insight!

[@Tomagotchiify]

YESSS!!! A video about plants! get someone on about Calatheas

[@janicemorelock5791]

I've never tried real plants...but would love to give it a go. Thanks and please show more videos like this.

[@mariel9799]

I know the spiderwort as tradescancia, but i think thats the scientific name, and you can get a lot of species, ftom full green whith blue flowers (my favourites) to green in one side and purple in the other, full purple or purple with white stripes, so there´s a lot where to pick from! I love your chanel!!! Greetings from Argentina!

[@vildhallon4709]

I have been waiting for this video in forever thank you SO MUCH I'm super excited please do more plant related videos!

[@Eternal_Vigor]

Great video, just what I needed!

[@syedbakhtiyar9457]

You are the best animal KZbinr on this site. Btw i love reptiles and amphibians (they’re my favorite) but im glad your spreading out and covering invertebrates aswell!

[@ClintsReptiles]

Thank you, and thank you for the great feedback about our non-reptile videos as well :)

[@BroncosNation07]

Thank you for your videos, they are so extremely helpful and enjoyable to watch. I'm looking for a lizard for my nephew which will be his first and the videos are a huge help. Plus now I'm really considering getting one, seems like so many unique types to have as a pet thank you.