Top 5 Feeder-Free Reptiles

[@ClintsReptiles]

If you haven't seen it yet, be sure not to miss the Snake Discovery enclosure build-off! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eobRZ4OpppuAfrM

[@VanessaCruise]

Are you going to post a video about your building process?

[@veronika9379]

It was so much fun watching you run around the zoo!! I’m so happy everyone was able to get together and have a good time!!!

[@StargazerAPW]

Ok

[@titanhound6671]

please do a video on "true" berber skinks

[@magicalelvishman]

"Best Possible Assortment of Pets Sustainable Off Exactly One Smallish Dubia Roach Colony" please. My wife adopted a couple jumping spiders we found in our house. To feed them, we got a little take-out fruit-walk container off Amazon. What came after was a grisly lesson and first hand experience in ecosystemic unbalancedness. Little light came on - "Clint, what's the best Pokemon team that would consume exactly a single healthy dubia, mealworm, or superworm bucket?"

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Fluid King

[@fergarza4032]

Hi Adam!!! 👋👋👋👋

[@stormtrooper4358]

Dude am big fan

[@TOPANIMALZ]

Hi big fan

[@mr-scaley2931]

Helloo

[@BillieRC]

Hey!

[@sampagano205]

Big tip for people who want to provide their blue tongue a varied diet from the grocery store, get chicken organ meats. They love them, they're generally cheap, and they're very nutrient and protein dense.

[@Trekki200]

How much do they eat in a reasonable time? (Given their not so big size I'd have assumed that just giving them a piece of your -uncooked- dinner would be the more cost effective way to go)

[@sampagano205]

@@Trekki200 It might be somewhat more cost effective but part of my point was the nutrition of organ meats.

[@AEB1066]

The wild blue tongues in Sydney like a bit of chopped liver. But what they really love is snails.

[@fishyfishyfishy500akabs8]

@@AEB1066 you think you could feed them sea snails?

[@sampagano205]

@@AEB1066 snails are an amazing feeder, and if you source them well the shells are also an amazing source of dietary calcium. I just bring up the organ meats because they're cheap and healthy in most cases.

[@Trekki200]

"Like this Baby crested Gecko here" Me on mobile... There is no Gecko, why is he holding his hand so weird?!?

[@zottelhuehs6375]

Didn't see the baby either at first 🤣

[@lindarygh5008]

So I wasn’t the only one 😭

[@nadialoh7768]

Clint: "and I was worried we wouldn't have any bloopers" Gus Gus: coming right up, HELICOPTER TIME

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@Galian6686]

"He likes to show off all the fluids he can make!" Well, I guess we'll see if he still makes #1 haha.

[@macknickelson4866]

And number 3 gawk gawk gawk lol

[@lord_raptorade4853]

And coom

[@morgangobin9985]

“Poop and sperm. Sometimes he likes to show off all the fluids he can make!” You heard it here, folks. Bloopers courtesy of Gus Gus! 😂

[@cellina.starfire]

TA DA!!

[@danielskrivan6921]

I'm still voting for a video "is the egg-eating snake the best pet snake".

[@starfirebird3099]

You can sometimes get CB juveniles-I got mine from a shop who got her from a breeder, so she was on button quail eggs already. Probably the best way to breed them would be to also keep a flock of finches, though.

[@shiningdiamondsxx7337]

@@starfirebird3099 Do you remember the name of the shop? From what I know cb individuals are hard to find.

[@starfirebird3099]

@@shiningdiamondsxx7337 It was DFW Reptarium, and they got her from a breeder at Tinley

[@jsaha4121]

I know this is a weird suggestion, but based on the hilarious end of video figure this would be the video to ask. There are a lot of videos about what you have to put into reptiles to keep them happy, but not what comes out. I think it would be really educational to have video on different reptiles and frequency and what is involved in clean up after them. How frequently do they poop, what is the unpleasantness factor because of that, how often do you have repair cage because they are curious about their cage and like to tear it apart. Can any be "potty trained". It is an aspect of husbandry I just never see addressed, but everyone should be prepared for.

[@StonedtotheBones13]

Honestly really good question. I think I've seen snake discovery when the collection was at their house, feed once a week, around Saturday iirc. And around Tuesday or Wednesday, there's poop. Which just depends on your bedding how you clean. But I would really like to see the whole of reptile care covered

[@AllanTidgwell]

I find they poop about 5 minutes after you clean the terrarium

[@gbhil-yo]

Tortoises are so buckets of fun. YOU TAKE THAT BACK, SIR.

[@HHLucifer666]

Me an intellectual snake fan: *n o u*

[@CIoudStriker]

They even bring their own buckets!

[@TheAveragePalico]

*B u c k e t s*

[@potassiumnitrate420]

This, is a bucket

[@clapseal]

@@potassiumnitrate420 dear god...

[@tacommd]

Gus Gus is an absolute chad. What a legend.

[@Judgement_Kazzy]

"Sounds like he's about to tell everyone what a good pet I am. Time to unleash the PISS TYPHOON"

[@pupfriend]

LOL his tail turned into a urine and excrement sprinkler!!!

[@deimoslalala]

>explodes with piss >turns into helicopter

[@lhamaseveramenteirritada9760]

​@@deimoslalala >refuses to elaborate further >leaves

[@newtscamander7713]

The bloopers for this video were so stinkin' rad!!

[@5CAUSEofORDER5]

This is like the thousandth time I've relearned that gargoyles don't eat bugs and it excites me every time

[@zacsdiyreptiles7146]

Mine love crickets

[@starfirebird3099]

I offered mine bugs and he hid from them, so he gets the foods with insect protein included

[@emmyali920]

I somehow lucked out. I have a 1.5 year old bearded dragon who absolutely will not eat insects. We have tried and tried. He closes his eyes, turns his head, or walks on them. Per the vet, we supplement him with omnivore critical care a couple times a week to make sure he gets his protein. He’s healthy and active, and LOVES his veggies!!

[@mi-nie]

He's a vegetarian 🥺 im glad you found something that works for him!

[@FreakoftheAngels]

Lmao!!

[@fm-rd4kb]

Opposites to me bcoz my bearded dragon only ear insects. Damn. I m really2 grateful when my beardy eat veggies even just a little bit of pieces

[@saskia8567]

You could also try the repashy grub pie if he refuses insects

[@emmyali920]

@@saskia8567 I have. He doesn’t like it. I have bought so much and this little boy won’t even try it. All he’ll even consider are greens, veggies and fruits. Everything else, he ignores or runs away from.

[@stacycole1935]

"So.. maybe it's a compliment." I laughed so hard!

[@thixiemattel]

Everyone knows two things about me: I watch Clint to fall asleep because he’s pure and precious and adorable. And that I’m obsessed with reptiles but I could never live feed so much as a cricket I’m so tender hearted. This video is for me, lads.

[@ArtisticlyAlexis]

Do you own any yet?

[@mikeexits]

@@ArtisticlyAlexis Bumpity bumpity

[@Avocetexotics]

"Maybe it's a complaint" "It never happened to me, I don't have sexy hands" 🤣🤣🤣 I can't!!!

[@melskunk]

I first heard of uromastyx when looking up vegetarian lizards and I've been enamored with them ever since. They're gorgeous and I'm glad they're getting better known and more frequently captive bred

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@stacycole1935]

Oh Gus Gus, We love you! I totally knew what was coming as soon as that tail went up! lol lol

[@sampagano205]

I knew the peeing was coming, I did not expect him to say "look at me I'm a helicopter" in the worst context ever.

[@valeriehowden471]

'Maybe it's a complement' is the reason I just subbed. Found your channel 3 weeks ago when we rescued a lost/abandoned White's Tree frog (1.5 inches) in our backyard. Organic gardens do pay off in so many ways. Big issue - we live in Canada + no way would this tiny one survive our fall let alone a winter. So we set up a very basic tank for it. It was probably very thankful to have climbed into the backyard of a family with a gardener, a tropical plant enthusiast and multiple fresh water fish aquariums. We were thankful for the cute timid little creature. Buying crickets was not an issue however I have given up feeding with tongs as I became a master at unintentional dismemberment of said crickets. My family thought I was dillusional when I heard noises from the tank that didn't resemble a frog croaking. We were making plans about DIYing a newer grander set up (as per your videos) and getting more tree frogs. Things are great. Yesterday, I wondered why our frog, now affectionately known as Pfizer, didn't appear to be growing. Did a new search on native frogs in our area. Turns out Pfizer is a mature Gray Tree Frog with the very distinctive call my ears had heard multiple times per day. They can look exactly like a White's - almost neon green when warm and on light coloured leaves. Initial Google search was dead wrong. He was released into a nice organic compost bin close to some bushes. He will survive our winter as he can apparently produce his own antifreeze. Big lesson - if we can successfully rescue a wild frog for 3 weeks, a domesticated variety should be a breeze. Plans for frog enclosure build of 40+ gallons this winter before finding our new White's. Thanks for your enthusiast sharing of knowledge.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@AaronHendu]

Why do I think turtles and tortoises are so cute and no one else seems to think the same? lol

[@AaronHendu]

OMG...the Tegu lol

[@Dodl1]

They are super cute, just not very exiting 😂

[@jasonblalock4429]

Oh yeah, the tortoise in this video is adorable.

[@yzettasmith4194]

I think their faces are adorable.

[@hanliu3707]

I guess TNMT is not a popular show in your place?

[@Bellstro]

Just watched the enclosure build off you killed it on the questions!

[@curtism-w6b]

What we really need are more Egyptian Uromastyx breeders. They're large, no insects, friendly, can't hurt you very bad. I mean, they bite REALLY hard, but your fingers will still be attached 😅

[@smilepixel7680]

maamwebo

[@jay1033]

I was literally wondering about this yesterday, then you post this! Thankyou!

[@ClintsReptiles]

You're very welcome!

[@mstie3252]

I work with some of those animals! I think my favorite is the crested gecko: they're soft as suede, they lick their eyeballs, they have "eyelashes", and they fall asleep in ridiculous positions. But I do love the blue-tongued skink and Uromastyx, too. Tegus are incredible, but probably bigger than I'd want to have as a pet.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@newtscamander7713]

I see some rad new transitions in this video! They look amazing!!

[@papyrusthegreat457]

I know this may be seen as a dumb suggestion, but you should make a clawed frog video! They’re so charismatic and underrated!

[@jordanenogue-ouellette6852]

6:10 Gus Gus has a... very interesting way to thank the patreon supporters lmao

[@88porpoise]

The guy knows how to put on a good show

[@robl5027]

"Ta daaaaa!!" Thanks for helping me have the confidence to buy our Murray-Darling carpet Python, she brings so much joy into the house, but occasionally... ta da!!

[@IceWolfe9]

Because of you, I bought a baby blue tegu back in January... soooo.... thanks for that... No really though, I love him a lot! Jinki is one of the most awesome pets I've ever owned!

[@sophria]

I love your videos, in the most polite way I can think, the tortoise you showed was a Redfoot tortoise, the biggest giveaway was it's nose scale is one scale instead of 2. But I'm so glad you included them here!

[@JesReally]

I got the biggest smile when you brought out the blue tongue skink, I love them so much

[@sammythecornsnake8911]

My uromastyx hates me, we got him from a bad place and I am taming him down, been bitten about 4 times, he also super shy.

[@cshaffer1847]

wow. i got mine as a youth online. and he has never bitten, but he is a little shy, but not too bad once you get him. He has good reason (scared) and ability to bit me sometimes but has never even made an attempt.

[@sammythecornsnake8911]

@@cshaffer1847 We are pretty sure the one we got was never handled, and was most likely neglected as he came to us as a rescue.

[@MrsMac3099]

We got our Uro as a baby . He came to us a ass , he bit me once as a baby. 2 1/2 years later he is still a ass. Handling daily , treats etc.... Nothing . He just lives here now. I love my blue tongued skink ! He seems to actually like me and when we have him out he always seeks me out and will literally snuggle and watch TV with me . Our BD is chill too , but the dude never moves. He name is Jaba and he has earned it.

[@sammythecornsnake8911]

@@MrsMac3099:D

[@rebeccajesse4604]

I try to describe to my friends what it is like to hold my crestie, I tell them it is like holding a tiny velvet sock puppet that springs and flops about.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@parkerthegaminggecko3234]

Thanks! in December I got a crested gecko for my birthday(I wasn't allowed a snake) I showed your video to my mum and her and my dad let me have one. He is 1 years old and still tiny. His name is Parker.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@BeastGuardian]

I can say that I have kept my crested gecko, Widget, for the past 14 years on Pangea crested gecko diet with no problems. He really gets excited about their watermelon flavor, often coming right over to eat from the cup in my hand rather than waiting for me to place it in its cup holder. Widget did end up startled one night after catching a glimpse of my roommate's cat when the cat snuck into my room. Despite being in his terrarium and across the room from the cat, Widget voluntarily detached his tail, after which the amputated tail failed violently... I just happened to witness the entire thing. Crested tails don't regrow, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing as it prevents an uncommon spinal condition at the base of the tail. In Cresteds, the tail is more of a training wheel for juvies to prevent them from overshooting their jumps. I highly recommend blue-tongued skins. I had a grumpy rescue with a severe spinal deformity and a bad experience with neglect. I managed to tame him down and he even regained the use of his hind legs with proper care. They really are tough lizards and can be sweet snugglers with very expressive cuffs, huffy, and direct eye contact. They are very charismatic potatoes and neither their claws nor their bites do any severe damage. I have also successfully gotten my Nicaraguan blood boa (a boa imperator of a central American locality, thus stays smaller - comperable to a ball python) to take Reptilinks, a specialized sausage made for reptiles. The links are a little pricey and must be special ordered, but with a snake like a boa it still doesn't end up too expensive since they don't eat as often as a non-snake lizard species.

[@BeastGuardian]

One of my favorite moments in being pooped on by one of my reptiles when, after having been asleep in my hood for more than an hour, my boa woke up and shat on me, to which I apparently exclaimed "oh no, you SH!TMONGER." Poopmonger and sh!tmonger are two favorite phrases in my household... with poopmonger being used when my nephews are around.

[@Madchris8828]

That was the best blooper in a while. He had to throw his tail around tol 🤣

[@extraordinary_ordinary]

My Bluey is not a huge fan of being handled. It takes a lot to get him calmed down.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@dragonsoul123]

GusGus seems unimpressed by your success. I, however, am impressed and happy to see you doing well. You are an educational joy to watch!

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@crepooscul]

This is the main reason I chose to get a blue tongue skink as a lizard pet. Honestly, so easy to feed and care for in general with the appropriate knowledge.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@tinkeramma]

So excited to learn you're a local! My 5 year old daughter made me fall in love with snakes and spiders. She's gonna be thrilled to learn you're close enough to visit.

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@nickihuber-smith2329]

Thank YOU for leaving that blooper in

[@sunnyd9884]

i never knew blue tongued skinks could be so easy to feed! Im not against recognizable feeding like insects, but birds and mammals certainly too much for me and my mother who is still warming up to reptiles… Id adore adding those guys to the family, as i also just love skinks

[@smilepixel7680]

maamwebo

[@TheJLAMAR23]

There was a lot of funny moments in this one but the fluid comment literally made me LOL 😂

[@irThumper]

My Indo bluey actually loves a live cricket snack once in a while. His hunting technique as he torpedos into a 32 oz container with a few crix in it is amazing, lol. It gives him enrichment and I love to see how quick and smart he is. No issues with the wide variety of vegies, protein and fruit that he eats. Super easy boy.

[@joeyjojos5839]

Wow those uromastyx are gorgeous! Never seen them that colorful before

[@calebgardner2687]

I'm obsessed with Uromastyx! I want to have a wide variety eventually. The Arabian Blues are my absolute favorites. They are just so beautiful!

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@llSuperSnivyll]

1:36 Not to mention they have a tremendous appetite. They eat like they are starving, even when they are full.

[@minsquid1234]

“He likes to show off all the fluids he can make” 🤣😂

[@HetaliaScags]

Clint totally should do a top 5 of reptiles that would do well with reptilinks

[@sampagano205]

Yeah, counting animals that would do well on reptilinks actually changes the list a lot because it expands it to include most snakes, since reptilinks are an adequate diet for snakes for the sake reason rodents are.

[@HetaliaScags]

@@sampagano205 yep, and not as squeamish to look at as a feeder rodent (for those who don't like them)

[@ziul.3124]

Lol the Little fela really felt to good to be touched and cared😂❤

[@Jessica-ov4dj]

Always nice to have a reminder why NOT to get a tegu, as well! :)

[@smilepixel7680]

mamawebo

[@Michael-yf1wo]

Always great Clint! Would you consider creating a video on feeder insect setups tips and tricks. A local keeper said: I'm an insect breeder first - and I keep frogs. And I saw the big tub o' cockroaches... the sticky tape to catch the flightless fruit flies that flew... It's not feeding the bugs that's a barrier for me - it's breeding the bugs.

[@ettinakitten5047]

I've been breeding mealworms (hoping to start selling them soon) and they're super easy! They live in and eat a substrate of pretty much any grain, supplemented with fresh fruit or veggies for moisture. If you want to breed them, you need to keep them around 70F, which is probably warmer than room temperature but not crazy high, and if you get the temperature too low, they don't get sick or anything, just slow down. And they're bad at escaping and never aggressive.

[@travissennett1026]

I think it’s time to invest in a table with a raised edge lol. Or maybe a trough that runs around the edges and drains into a bucket. I just found your channel thanks to Reddit and I’ve gotta say you’re really making me interested in getting a Tegu. They sound perfect for me. Also, the way your face lights up when you laugh and talk about things that excite you remind me of a close friend of mine that passed back in 06 while we were in college. It’s like looking into an old and friendly face. I look forward to watching more of your videos!

[@orcinusxx4776]

Don't know why, but the idea of a meat eating tortoise terrifies me.

[@Dragonemperess]

Imagine a horror movie involving a small killer tortoise. Chasing you down no matter where you go. And when you sit down and it catches you, it nips you. Then you get up and like "Ouch. Stop it." And you walk away, but the tortoise continues to hunt you down... This is the Genosaji basically. Darn.

[@orcinusxx4776]

@@Dragonemperess That's fucking horrifying.

[@blazertundra]

I saw a tortoise scavenging a dead animal on Kamp Kenan and it really was mildly unnerving seeing a stereotypical "cute, innocent" herbivore nibbling away at the meat.

[@orcinusxx4776]

@@blazertundra That's exactly what I mean. Like seeing a snapping turtle bite a fish in half is not as unnerving as a cute tortoise gobbling up pieces of carrion.

[@Bourbon_Bound]

My red foot tortoise loves grilled chicken, canned tuna, and boiled eggs.

[@JDMsolstice]

Skiiiiiiiiink!! I got my Northern blue tongue after watching Clints video on em 2 years ago. Highly recommend! Canned dog/cat food, fresh organ meats, eggs, fruits and veggies, my guy chows em all down.

[@expertoflizardcorrugation3967]

We used to have a quarter of backyard box tortoises that would sit by flowers and wait for any bugs to come by and snap em up. At one point they did give us some babies, we only figured it out when we saw little quarter sized tortoises stalking through the grass Other sources of protein in their diet included scrambled eggs and occasionally dog food. They greatly enjoyed the tomato plants that we had too. A bit back we sent them to a tortoise sanctuary since we were moving.

[@smilepixel7680]

maamwebo

[@MicheleeiRettili]

Those bloopers made my day 🤣

[@julius9548]

i bought a gargoyle gecko about a year ago, thinking that it would be nice if he would do well on just crested gecko diet (as i didnt really like the thought of feeding insects), but as it turned out, he EXCLUSIVELY eats LIVE insects. i have grown accustomed to the insects though, and i really love my little boy.

[@hanliu3707]

Weird, I had one many years ago, while she love to eat roaches, crested gecko diet is also fine. I was using repashy, I think. maybe it's the flavor?

[@julius9548]

@@hanliu3707 i tried repashy and the pangea flavors "watermelon" and "with insects", he didnt even touch any of them, believe me, i tried haha

[@hanliu3707]

@@julius9548 don't remember the flavor, not watermelon for sure though, mango or banana maybe

[@AllanTidgwell]

As a kid, I had a red-eared slider. All he ate was turtle pellets and on occasion I'd toss some shrimp into his tank as a treat. Though he'd eat anything if given the chance. He once tried to chase down my dog to take a bite (my dog was a husky so he wasn't the brightest)

[@kalvinharvey953]

One of the greatest reptile channels out there!

[@crayonsmmmm3509]

yesssssssssss this is the video I needed!!! I'm vegan and i feel kinda icky at the thought of having to feed my lizard other live animals even though circle of life ect so thank you so much!!!

[@helikopter4831]

Can you do a video on the green keeled lizard in the thumbnail? They’re like tiny tree monitors!

[@ClintsReptiles]

Those are mine. Seems like a possibility.

[@caitieeeee]

Good to know. I have kept guinea pigs for over ten years and while I am not looking to get a reptile any time soon, I know I could never feed rodents to a pet.

[@KRG30001]

Exactly what I’ve been looking for! Hated keeping feeders in the past

[@mikeayers8951]

Uromastyx are amazing. We love our pair. I recently discovered that our female is always eager to eat a cricket, odd to be sure.

[@Violet-Lily]

I see Gus Gus was channelling his inner hippo that day....

[@lyzzidc]

I have an Eastern Blue Tongue and 3 Shinglebacks and I don't keep insects for them. I buy wet dog or cat food (no fish) and also get them veges that I either give them chopped up, or I mix them with milk-free scrambled eggs, then freeze it all in small portions so I have their protein covered for a few weeks. I tried giving the Shinglebacks Crickets once, they either weren't interested or were too slow and then gave up.

[@bmclark82]

The Patreon shout out was priceless!!!!!!😂🤣😅🤣😂😅😂🤣😆

[@Stu161]

dang that B-roll of the crestie has me seeing stuff I can't see with my eyes 😍

[@joyglocker8318]

That tegu..........hilarious.....tadaa 🤣🤣

[@armymedic_bnw]

The "HELICOPTER! HELICOPTER! TA-DAA!" is truly the ABSOLUTE best thing on this planet to date.

[@MaxMax-cf7ev]

Hey Clint, very nice video! Just a tip for filming, your foreground (you) looks to be as focused as your background(the wall) this worsens the quality of the video. Please heart or answer to my comment so I know you read it!

[@johnmurdoch8534]

I used to keep piles of roaches..beetles..millipedes..even newts and clawed frogs but the one thing keeping me from any lizard (save uromastyx) was their need for life food. Callcme silly but i dont have the heart to feed live roaches or crickets to something..especially when the crickets and roaches in themselges interest me so. This list of reptiles is great as these are the ones id gladly consider

[@agustinsmania5270]

i live in argentina and i cry everytime because since tegus are local you cant have them as pets

[@kellyhamergia]

Gecko mating with 🖐 "Maybe it's a compliment " funniest comment ever!

[@susanmartin3762]

I watch the contest you were in Clint and what a fun couple of episodes they were to watch. I went to vote for your enclosure and it came back saying that someone sharing my wife I had already used my vote. That can't be because first of all I don't have Wi-Fi, I use my telephone and make a hotspot for my tablet. I wasn't able to vote but I wanted you to know that I tried to and your enclosure was amazing. So was everybody else's though that was a fun event to watch. I must say I'm surprised that you didn't just clean house in the trivia contact. But you did come up with some great answers. So just know that in my heart I voted for you

[@waluigihentailover6926]

Wow. I was thinking of this last night! What great timing!

[@joWorld664]

I love that tortoises are "fun??" haha about what I expected tbh

[@adambadruddinsyah3178]

Clint, when are you gonna talk about African fat tailed geckos? They're so underrated in the pet trade. ☹

[@debiesubaugher]

I was hoping egg eating snakes would make the list. Tegu made my whole day.

[@Mercedes_may]

Are you going to make a “the best pet isopod?” Series??

[@demon.that.draws777]

Lol I love reptiles, they're pretty epic. I feel like mourning gekos would be a good addition to this list, there are interesting, incredibly easy to keep and do not eat live food.

[@demon.that.draws777]

@Secor Reptile I really like feeding them those too, it does help them nutritionally and gives them enrichment for sure, they definitely seemed to enjoy it. My only point in saying this is that it's not like life support that they have live food constantly. It's just good for enrichment and if you really love your pets and have the extra time and money, that's a great way to show your love, I agree 10000%

[@avaleloc1513]

You should do a video about Vietnamese blue beauty rat snakes and also fox snakes

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

I think this was a great Top 5 Feeder-Free reptiles,by the amazing Clint & I like it. Also I wish y'all a good day.

[@ashleeaustin358]

This was soo funny! Lol 😆 but still super informative, as always! Great job guys!

[@andrejackson6618]

I jumped when IT happened 😂😂💀

[@levithornton6482]

one of my biggest pet peeves is the stereotype that cresties don't need bugs 😬 they don't need a lot, but they do require some insects!

[@susanmartin3762]

Oooh GPS GUS!!! (That is Gus Gus right?) He has grown some enormous jowls since the last time you showed him to us!!! Damn!❤

[@GetgreeD]

Gusgus showed Us some Content today... :P Always fascinated, how he closes his Eyes and enjoys getting rubbed by Clint!

[@orcinuso]

Much needed video!! Thank you!

[@ClintsReptiles]

You're very welcome!

[@WildGrowthChannel]

wow you know I think about this topic all the time, what a GREAT video!

[@joke3x]

Hey clint. What pets can you recommend with house gecko diet?

[@AVspectre]

Woo! Thanks for this topic!

[@ryandobbs9270]

4:30 Clint looks so mortified at the mention of this 🤣 poor guy

[@alurafox666]

My blue tongue skink has an attitude! He hisses whenever I look at him, and doesn't like attention. He doesn't bite, but he does like to poop on me when I take him out. Once he's in my neck he's calm, but his attitude is fun XD

[@sleepysnakes8143]

I really thought that beardie in the intro might fall off 😅

[@oijosukeiliveinyourwalls5798]

here cb blue tongues are kinda rare and somewhat expensive but they absolutely worth it..I may be a bit biased here but for me they are better than beardies

[@Runninglizards]

I agree

[@sampagano205]

If it wasn't for their price point blue tongues would be a better first pet reptile than bearded dragons pretty easily. They're significantly hardier and otherwise share almost all of the same positives aside from being everywhere.

[@sampagano205]

I remember in one q&a that blue tongues were the closest runner up to the top 5 reptiles for beginners, and didn't make it just because they're expensive and the care differences between Australian and Indonesian blue tongues might be confusing to new keepers.

[@baconsarniesquadron9050]

Clint you should do a pacman frog!

[@cactusjuice_d5895]

Hi Clint! Hope you are having a good day! I just wanted to tell you about how much I love your channel! Keep up the absolutely amazing work!