Heather - What are we doing today, Danielle?
- We are taking a look at some of the animals who have been with us for a while.
First up is gonna be the male Jackson Chameleon.
Wanna come here?
We're a little stuck.
All right.
So he is like the friendliest chameleon I have ever interacted with.
He is just... well, right now he's exploding with shed, but he's always willing to come out.
He wants to come out most of the time.
His color always stays so green and just so chill. He never gets aggravated with this.
So he'd make a really good pet for someone who wants a chameleon that they can actually interact with.
So, up next is gonna be our Rankin's Dragons which were actually our clutch of babies,
so they've been with us since the very start, and they're about a year-and-a-half, would you say?
-Yeah. Heather - Maybe like a year or so.
These are our guys. Now this is as big as they're gonna get. They're like mini bearded dragons,
and they have the same like... personality, same diet, everything of that sense, just smaller.
Heather - It's just kinda like having a baby forever.
Danielle - Mhm. Mhm.
Next one is our Red Tail Boa, We believe it's a female. She is very sweet.
She is a phenomenal eater. She loves to have her frozen jumbo rats.
I do adore feeding her.
Look at her poor eyeballs right now. She looks like a... like a seer.
Heather - Why does she look like that? Why does she look all foggy?
- Because she's about to shed, so her eye caps are gonna get all cloudy and then come off.
Heather - Who is this?
- This is our Standing Day Gecko who's been with us for quite a while now,
and he has grown like triple in size since we've had him.
He's very food motivated. He loves his crickets being hand fed to him.
Pretty much anything if you can hand feed him, he's gonna love you.
And he does that with his tail all the time.
- Go over here.
Heather - Go over there so you can get your tail down. Come on.
Danielle - Come on. Come on. Over here!
Oh my god, it's making it worse. There we go!
Heather - There. Put your tail down.
Danielle - Oh my gosh....
Heather - You and that tail!
- Now this Red Tegu...
loves her f- LOVES her food!
cause she knows...
that it's food time.
Heather - She jumped all the way to the top.
- She did!
Heather - That's crazy!
Now, how long have we had her? Do you know?
Ever since she was little?
- Yeah. Yeah. What, almost like...
it's been... it's been about a year, I want to say.
Heather - Yeah. Oh my... oh my goodness.
Danielle - Oh! That...that's a plant.
Heather - Oh! She got it.
Danielle - Hello.
Heather - We might have to start feeding her something more substantial than crickets.
Danielle - Yes.
Heather - What?
Danielle - Eric pulled the window all the way down. *laughs*
Heather - *laughs*
Someone's spying on us. *laughs*
Heather - Now how handleable is she?
- Not the most handleable, but definitely try to work with her.
Whoever gets her should definitely start working really hard on handling her because she could
tame down really easily. It's just... she's quite...
chaotic right now.
Heather - Yeah.
Danielle - She's not mean. She just...
isn't...
Heather - Calm.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- All right, here we got our red foot tortoises.
We've had this lady for a long time.
Heather - She's gotten quite big!
Danielle - Mm-hm. She has gotten quite big.
Heather - And then there's a smaller one of those.
Danielle - Mmhm.
And that smaller one. Both super cute!
They're both great.
They're a good choice if you want a larger tortoise but not Sulcata-sized.
Heather - And are they really friendly?
- They are! They are one of my favorites, in the personality-wise...
Bill and Wheel, they... they have a lot of personality to them. Very quirky characters.
And here we got a, in my opinion, underrated frog: the Tomato Frog.
I just... I like how ...like...
Heather - Why is he puffed up like that?
- Cause that's like a... like a... defense mechanism so that you don't bite them.
But I don't... I don't plan on eating these guys.
But I like their personality.
Heather - And I know they like to eat, don't they?
- They do... they very much do. We've had these guys since they were like about that big.
Heather - Like... oh, wow!
Danielle - Tiny!
Heather - Tiny. Oh yeah, I think I remember. Yeah.
Danielle - Yeah.
Heather - I wonder if they're girls or boys?
Danielle - I'm not sure about that one.
Heather - They look like kinda in the middle.
Maybe...maybe closer to boy because I think girls are a little bit more red.
These guys are like... golden orange.
- Last on our list is gonna be our baby Blue Tongue Skinks.
They were from one that we sold, yeah, so they were a baby of...
well, they were...
Heather - They were babies of an adult we sold.
- Yep. Yep.
Heather - I found that these guys are more huff...
Danielle - They are. Heather - huff than bite.
Danielle - Than actually bite.
Oh my goodness.
Heather - Just gotta go for it.
There you go.
Danielle - Hello.
Heather - They're a little bit wiggly but...
Danielle - They are but they're not that bad.
Heather - Yeah. Danielle - Yeah.
Danielle - They're getting very big.
Heather - Oh yeah. They came in when they were like almost a few weeks old.
- Yeah.
Not the brightest when it comes to food.
Heather - I made a whole video about that, yeah. Danielle - I know you did.
Danielle - Quite derpy.
Heather - Yeah, it gives them a lot of exercise though.
Danielle - Pretty cool animals.