How to create an ENVIRONMENT for slow worms, grass snakes AND REPTILES

[@yesidtac7863]

Vas muy bien

[@muddyboots2531]

They were down the sides of my old pond liner (mainly dried out pond) before my pond refurb. Brilliant animals. Well done for thinking about them.

[@brocktoon8]

It's so cute how you pine for slow worms on your property ^^ I can totally relate! They are very sweet little souls indeed. I think they like dampness, if you have an old wooden flat piece of wood, just throw it down somewhere, they'll probably congregate under that too. Or a big flat rock that you can slightly prop up with boards or other rocks.

[@Hogarthnp20]

Hi Mark, great idea the solder iron I used it myself now.Good idea that for snakes ,I've seen old corrugated sheets used aswell .Good for grass snakes

[@MarksHouseandGardenUK]

Hi. I'll look out for a sheet of corrugated steel. Good idea . Thanks

[@KarolSwieton-rs3hz]

Hi, sorry but i still didnt get answer to my question about tree ferns, sorry for bothering you again, but i would like to ask about securing it. I watched all your videos about it, but im wondering, if when its secured, do you put any additional cover above it? Because i am worried, that when your wrapping get soaked in the rain or wet snow and then freezing temperatures will come it will freeze them. Also should i water my tree ferns in winter? I live in Poland and couldnt find any info covering it in any of your videos, we have little lower temperatures in winter getting up to even -20 or -25 degrees Celcius, should i water tree ferns in that season all the time / only when they getting more dry or just stop it all together for the winter? Maybe do you hide her into some special kind of room? Kind regards from Poland!

[@MarksHouseandGardenUK]

Hi. Please watch tree fern winter protection on my channel. I wrap in insulation made from recycled bottles which does not absorb water so it does not soak, it drains. I stop watering in winter. I put oak leaves in the top . If you search "winter" it will pop up. Thanks mark