Reptile Keeping Vlog

[@snakemannn1744]

Great Looking ,,, well established ,,,,, Great Job ' ,,, keep rollin '

[@caitlynm8]

I love these vlogs! They motivate me to take care of my animals and make it more exciting 😍 and omg!! Peaches is growing so fast!! 🤯 you should make a video titled “A Week of Peaches’ Salads” that would be super fun to watch.

[@reptiliangarden]

I love that idea!!!! I will have to remember to actually do this!

[@tonydeluna8095]

Helllo and good morning reptilian garden! I adore your content! Superb work on taking care of your environment!

[@reptiliangarden]

Good morning! Thank you so much! I hope you have a great day! 🌞 💕

[@avaogara]

relaxing video to watch n I use same thing to clean my crestie enclosure distilled vinegar n water .excellent n safe too ..aww Chaco n pillows cute ..peaches u never let us down , dirty water.😅

[@reptiliangarden]

Peaches is nothing but consistent 🤣

[@Numocron]

Wow Tricia this is such an awesome video I love it.😃👍❤️

[@avaogara]

casper upgrade cant wait to see

[@saveriopanaccione996]

As far as a new hid for peaches. You can do what snake discovery did a while back and buy a big plastic bowl from a dollar store and soder iron a doorway in there and just deck out the outside of it

[@reptiliangarden]

I may have to do that when she gets much larger 🤣

[@saveriopanaccione996]

@@reptiliangarden yeah I’ve been meaning to try that myself

[@skylarutd]

omg Cacho 😭😭💕💕

[@frankrelmar5903]

Graet vido kiddo thank you!

[@reptiliangarden]

Thank you! 💕

[@Allendavid79]

I’m new, where do you get those cool labels for your enclosures

[@reptiliangarden]

Welcome!!!! They are from cloud forest design on Instagram!

[@Allendavid79]

@@reptiliangarden thank you. Those are really cool. Last question as I’m a new keeper. Where in the enclosure do you place your thermostat probe for a ball python?

[@DoorsToHideBehind156]

I didn't know pothos was safe for red foot tortoises to eat. I thought they were toxic!

[@reptiliangarden]

They are safe in very small quantities! It should not be used as a feeder. Too much can be toxic.

[@vishnumaransukumaran4936]

Do have new reptile and amphibian book review for 2024?

[@alytj840]

be careful with letting peaches eat the pothos! they’re toxic to tortoises

[@reptiliangarden]

It’s toxic if eaten in large quantities. She only snags a couple of bites on occasion while I refill her water bowl. Thanks for looking out though! 💕

[@Thenextbestthing123]

Please please please add more in your bearded dragon enclosure. It genuinely s borderline on neglect now. Your other setups are so full and nice, his really loooks lacklustre

[@reptiliangarden]

@@Thenextbestthing123 so sorry you feel that way. It is intentional since he is missing a leg. I’d rather be safe than sorry. He still has some safe climbing opportunities and loves his cave that doubles as a basking platform and hide though. I’d love to add branches and such but I don’t want him to get injured while trying to climb. Saying he’s neglected is a real stretch.

[@thevansickelherps]

This comment is insane. Truly. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Keep doing what you're doing, Tricia.

[@ashtonbradley6551]

Don't stress this bs, girl. I rescued a beardie that has severe mbd. All he can handle is a log cave thing. Anything else and he ends up flipped over. His is "bare" compared to my other elaborate enclosures also. ❤❤