- Heard a comment the other day where someone said,
"could you show 100 animals in one vlog?"
Challenge accepted,
I'm going to need a set of keys.
(bouncy music)
So buckle up. It's going to be a fast one.
This is actually Cherry Bomb,
The Red Ackie Monitor, directly monitored from Australia.
Then there's King Tuffy a Gypsum Uromastyx,
what a cute little face.
Of course my girl Helen, the no eyes albino Ball Python,
that people absolutely love.
Absolutely love flaming hot Cheetos, a beautiful animal,
and just an absolute gentlemen.
El Toro is the Bull Snake
that has become strangely popular here at Reptarium
people love coming and see him because he's so active.
There's the Erwin, the Blue-Tongue-Skink,
and every animal here at the Retarium,
has an opportunity for education.
And in this case, I can talk to people about The Blue-Tongue
and how it's a defense mechanism
and they absolutely love it.
Baby Kush, the Croc Monitor,
or what they would call a Tree Dragon in Indonesia
getting pretty big.
Gonna have to climb in this closure
to tell you about these guys,
Of course we have girl Ivy.
Hey Ivy.
We've got Jan's the new boy over here,
And then Ariana is chilling way over there.
May not be reptiles,
but these are actually part of it too,
Of course I'll stick my hand in here.
These are the Garra or what they call Dr. Fish.
My cute Drogo certainly count right? Perfect
He's so cute, just sat on his tube,
but, we'll just count him as one.
Love you Drogo.
My girl Prettiness, She's absolutely beautiful.
She's getting a little bit of a bath right now,
which is amazing.
What an incredibly beautiful snake.
And speaking about beautiful snakes.
Of course, we've got Elle The Mochino Reticulated Python
who doggy, he's beautiful.
And I think he wants to eat.
Certainly a couple of most popular animals
here at the Reptarium,
We got Pepper, who's a little bit spicy
and Salt who is sweet as could be.
Pickles, The bee Green Tree Python, absolutely amazing.
We've got Gherkin as well, He's not on display,
but he's going to be coming over soon
and hopefully they'll breed, and have babies later on.
There's Sunfire who's in skin shed right now,
she's actually a beautiful Reticulate Python.
Look at the racing stripes on her,
She just gets better, the bigger she gets.
Tiana is the Lewisi hybrid that loves pets.
She's absolutely adorable,
and when you don't pet her, she always pops her head.
cool, we're on 20 now,
and of course we got my guy Brillo here.
Absolutely amazing.
Tell you what, I'm already getting tired,
and we got 80 to go.
Brillo, what do you think, buddy?
What do you got going on?
He's absolutely beautiful,
and I tell you what, I love this guy.
What are you doing you silly monkey?
I love this guy to death.
Number 21 and 22 would be Snap right here,
and Pop in the back,
which are Black-Headed Pythons from Australia, with any luck
we're going to have some babies from these guys.
Cupcake is the old normal Boa Constrictor we have here at
The Reptarium, but she is an absolute beast,
I mean, one of the largest Boas that I've ever seen.
Then we have the Red Iguanas.
We actually have Tabasco here, he's the big male here
That's absolutely gorgeous.
And then Siracha is the girl right back here.
These are both reptile albino
and maybe we'll get some eggs from these,
this coming season.
Then of course we have this beauty right here
This is actually Jeffrey, the Hypo-Granite Burmese python,
he's getting big and he is absolutely wonderful.
We actually have four Red-footage Tortoises here,
this one's climbing up to get into the water over here.
And then we have two Sun glow albino Iguanas,
of course we've got height, weight up there.
Absolutely gorgeous.
And we got French's down here,
the female that is more yellow.
Again one day, big enough.
Maybe we'll produce some babies.
Now I'm not going to count all these turtles as a bunch
because we have like 20 something turtles in this pond
just gonna count as one,
but these are actually Red Eared Sliders.
We actually have some Razorback Musk turtles
in here as well, but we'll just count them as one.
And what can I say about Diddy and Dixie uh?
The Rhino Iguanas, they're absolutely gorgeous.
Of course we've got Bella.
We'll see her in a little bit, but Diddy right here.
And then Dixie is up over here and she's going to come down
and say "hi" too.
Whenever I opened up the enclosure bowl from come down.
They're like my middle puppy dogs.
How are you doing buddy? Hi Diddy.
Hi Dixie. How are you guys today?
You are absolutely beautiful. Oh my goodness.
What wonderful little doggos.
we have Nova and Lilith,
the Frill Dragons from Indonesia.
Now, they just had a clutch of eggs the other day.
Hopefully those eggs are gonna hatch,
hopefully she'll have more here pretty soon.
He always hangs out here,
Lilith is up in the top, right there.
Whenever he's in breeding mode,
he hangs up there when he's not in breeding mode,
he's always down here, watching what we're doing.
Redloaf happens to be a male Dumeris Boa from Madagascar.
We actually have two Dumeris Boa,
but this guy is our biggest male.
He's about as big as it's going to get, and he's wonderful.
Marshmallow is the Ivory Burmese Python,
which is the super form of the Fire or Hypo Burmese Python.
I love this snake and it's getting big,
It's going to be ridiculous when it's 16 or 17 foot.
We're actually going to give you a 2 for 1 here.
This is actually of course Night Fury,
the Motley Golden child, That's actually incredible.
And of course he's been breeding
to Gemmma on the Ghost Reticulated Python,
who is a little bit cantankerous
when she's getting ready to be grabbing.
But I'm going to go ahead and put him back in
because he's had a couple of days wait,
and we'll just continue to breed her,
and tell she actually ovulates.
way to go girl.
And she seems to be in a good mood today.
You're a good girl, way to go.
And this girl is getting a little bit too big.
She's starting to learn how to kind of climb over, a wall
which is not supposed to happen of course, this Matilda.
He helped Albert Fortis with all her pond mates.
We got Big Mama, what are you doing?
We got Big Mama. We've done Steve.
And we got Franklin over there.
When it comes to big snakes, not much is cooler
than my girl, Lucy here, of course.
Are you in a good mood today?
Hi baby girl.
Oh yeah.
She's in a great mood.
Yup, yup.
I could probably just pull her out,
she's that Cool.
I love Lucy.
This of course is Honey, The Piebald Ball Python.
One of the only Ball Python,
we have besides Helen over here, which is strange,
Cause I worked with all of them in Ball Pythons
but Pies are incredible.
This is kind of a tough one guys.
Do I count this as one or two snakes?
I think I'll just come to this one,
but it could be counted as two.
Of course that's Ben and Jerry.
We've got Peppa. The Hognose snake,
the cute little pug nose Western Hognose.
Then there's Mango, Cayman lizard.
What an interesting animal. Isn't it?
There's Wilma the Walnut Python from Australia.
Love Walnut pythons and I love Blackheaded Pythons.
We actually have a couple Leopard Geckos here
at the Reptarium,
and this one happens to be Mac the Mac Snow,
and then we have a Super Snow as well.
They are so absolutely cute.
I love this enclosure right here,
It actually has four green Basilisks
one male and three females.
These are Basiliscus Plumifrons,
and they are just such incredibly
pre-historic looking lizards.
One of our newer animal ambassadors is actually
Terrance the Taegu.
This is an Argentine black and white Taegu
and he is an absolute baby.
Hey ker-
Hey buddy. How are you?
What you doing silly monkey?
We actually have 12 Alligators,
but this is Dwayne, the Croc Johnson right here.
So we're only gonna count as one,
and that means that we're at 50 halfway through the tour.
Uh doggy, I'm starting to get a little bit tired.
Beetle juice, the Bell Phase Lace Monitor.
I mean, what else can be said other than,
"all my goodness that's a ripper."
We have two scrubbies in here,
actually Sublime and Dublin.
They are absolutely beautiful.
Bar Neck Pythons.
Look at the snake right there.
Ooh.
Coming out, coming in hot, coming in hot.
Starting to go opaque,
so I think we're going to go ahead
and let this one go over.
Look at that little monkey. Absolutely ridiculous.
A snake that honestly I should give a lot more love
on the blog too, because it's absolutely amazing.
Of course it's Maisy The Corn Snake,
it's just a cool animal,
goes to every educational show we do,
and it loves being handled,
it's a rip and snake.
Another enclosure that I really love is this one right here.
And it actually happens to have
Vietnamese Mossy Frogs in it.
There's actually five of them in there.
Can you count them?
It looks like Carl,
the Emerald Tree Boa is ready for a meal.
You can always tell what these guys,
when their head is kind of facing down,
and kind of pointing a little bit.
He is geared up.
If I had a rat right now,
he would crush it right out of my hands.
What an absolutely beautiful snakes.
One of the snakes that actually got me into reptiles
when I was a kid.
We have three giant Geckos The Leachianus
is from new Caledonia over here.
This is actually Reptar,
he's the one I take out the most.
But of course we have two others
that are hopefully going to be breeding this year.
They're just amazing.
Of course, the biggest Gecko on the planet.
We have a few species of the Poison Dart frogs.
This is actually what they would call the powder blue.
Just really cool.
Of course they call them powder blue
because they have powder blue feet.
I love Snazz the normal Burmese Python,
mainly because again, it's a great educational tool.
We can show off some color mutations,
and then we can show off a Burmese.
That is what it looks like in the wild.
And he is a true gentleman.
There's not many more special animals than Chicken Strip,
The albino Nile monitor,
Of course the only albino Nile moderator,
that we know of that's in captivity,
so hopefully one day we'll be able to breed him,
I tell you what. He's amazing.
Of course, my very first Anaconda, Verde.
I still love her to death.
She started to grow guys.
I'm telling you anacondas take a little while to get going,
but once they go, they explode.
Here in another year I bet you she'll be 6, 7 foot long.
To me there's not much cuter than a big African Bull frog,
a Pixecephalous Aspersis.
She's absolutely amazing giant frog.
This is the female,
so it stays about half the size of a male.
Of course we just got this animal here now long ago.
Can you see it?
I love the fact that people walked by this enclosure
and they literally like, "is there anything in there?"
Well, yeah, it's right there.
Of course this is what they call a False Chameleon.
Our other Bearded Dragon of course is Betty White.
She's a Hypo Leatherback Wibblet
and absolutely incredible.
Not exactly white, but certainly a very beautiful color.
This little guy here,
happens to be another New Caledonia species,
but this is what they call a Chihuaha Gecko.
Absolutely great camouflage,
I mean, as mossy as it gets.
Then we get into a few monitors.
This happens to be Santana the Savannah Monitor from Africa.
Then there's Argamus Prime, the Argus Monitor.
Hey buddy, what are you doing?
Don't bite me.
You're okay. Little buddy.
Woo.
Gotta be careful with that one.
We've got Grits here,
The White Throated Monitor from Africa,
love all of the rock monitors from Africa,
they are unbelievably cool animals.
Certainly one of the crowd favorites here at the Reptarium,
would be Joker, the Scaless Texas Rat Snake.
Mr. Nubbins happened to be a Dominican Red Mountain Boa.
Absolutely wonderful animal. For sure.
Don't see these around too often,
and I'm glad that we have one here.
Certainly one unusual snake right here
is the African egg eating snake.
These guys are so bizarre,
and again, yes they eat eggs.
We've shown it on the videos before,
and looked this guy, woo doggy.
He loves to strike.
We have a Madagascar Giant day Gecko, the Felsuma grandest.
Beautiful animal,
but certainly not one that you can handle.
You open its cage, and it's gone.
In this enclosure, we actually have
the Green Tree Monitors, or the Varanas Proceenus.
Absolutely incredible Tree Monitors.
Then of course, one absolutely amazing snake,
The Bowlins Python.
These guys are ridiculous.
I absolutely love the Bowlins pythons,
and they are certainly,
one of the more rare pythons on the planet.
This is Tiger Lilly, the Brazilian Rainbow bowl.
She actually happens to be pet for Hypo as well,
they're just amazing animals from south America.
This happens to be Vlad,
Of course, the Legless Lizard from Europe.
Absolutely bizarre animals.
Remember how, when I used to be scared of these guys,
now I love them to death,
and I think Vlad is one of the cooler animals
that we actually keep here at the Reptarium.
I mentioned earlier that Diddy and Dixie are my doggos,
well, Bella is my Caddo, right?
Because she always just looks at you like,
"ah, I don't think I want to get petted today."
And she was just stay up there.
Like she's like,
she's better than everyone, but I still love her to death,
One of the most special animals that I've ever kept.
And speaking of special animals,
I mean, come on now guys,
this of course is Elvis, the Water Monitor,
you guys know him.
Absolutely wonderful animal.
He's four and a half years old.
He's going to live another 35 plus years,
let's hope so for sure,
but I tell you what that animal is something
that is truly an Urban Dinosaur.
And another Giant Monitor Lizard
happens to be this guy here, Waffles,
of course, he's the other Rock Monitor
that we keep from Africa,
but this is the Black-throat Monitor.
And of course you guys know
that we call them waffles because they smell like syrup,
and he is crazy.
Just look at the size of that tongue right there,
That is an impressive animal.
Another cool Monitor lizards we keep of course is toothless.
He's the Melanistic or Black Dragon.
Of course just like Elvis, he's an Asian Water Monitor,
but of course he's, Melanistic make him jet black.
That animal is impressive.
And here he comes for some pets.
Hi buddy, what are you doing?
I love the fact that he just loves to come down
and he's like, "Hey dad, can I have some love?"
Of course you can have love. You're amazing.
I think we're on number 80, which of course is Daisy,
My 18th plus foot Reticulated Python, love the albino,
of course, sister to Lucy,
but of course we're not going to get
to all the animals at the Reptile zoo,
but I think we've got 20 more to go on.
Peeping on Butterscotch here.
Butterscotch of course another Tiger Reticulated Python.
The one that catches rabbits on the air.
She's definitely ready for a rabbit right now.
Of course there's Chopsticks,
Another one of those wild animals here at the Reptarium,
the Two-headed Red-eared slider,
absolutely amazing.
Look at how cute they are.
Absolutely amazing.
Hey, chopsticks what's going on?
How much more spectacular than karma the chameleon,
Of course the Nosy Bee Panther chameleon. Unbelievable.
Again, I've always talked about
this region of Nosy Bee in Madagascar,
always stays this beautiful blue color like that.
That thing is ridiculous.
You guys know I'm a huge fan of
the Bowega or the Cat Eyes snakes.
This happens to be a multi-centa,
which just has all kinds of extra bands on it,
Unlike the Mangroves that have about half the bands.
This guy is super banded and super beautiful.
Luna happens to be,
an albino High White Desert, California king snake.
It came over when it was just a tiny, tiny baby,
and it started to get some size to it now.
But again,
it's a really great entry level animal to someone
that's maybe a little bit more afraid
of holding a bigger snake.
Believe it or not.
This is the very first baby African Fat-tail Gecko
that we ever had this year.
I've never bred them before.
Of course, Jessica did all the work, but nevertheless,
we bred them and we decided to bring him over here
to Reptarium and kids absolutely loved them.
Of course, we have a whole wall of Tarantulas and Arachnids.
This of course is black duty,
the one that I love the best,
is a Brazilian black Tarantula,
but don't get me wrong. I love them all.
But this is the girl that I take out all the time.
She is absolutely spectacular.
This is actually Wanda, which is the Giant Leaf-tail Gecko,
Europlantis Frimbriatus.
One of the weirdest animals.
I mean, look at those eyes,
of course they can see 300 times better
than a human at night.
Absolutely bizarre.
I think you guys know, I love White snakes.
This happens to be Snowflake,
the Lucistic Texas Rat Snake.
And actually, Lucistic Texas Rat snakes,
were the first mutation of solid white snakes ever produced.
Absolutely loved this snake right here.
This is actually what they would call,
100 Flower Rat Snake or Moellendorffi.
These are actually endemic to China,
and just such a cool and unusual animal.
Normally these guys don't do that well in captivity,
fortunate, this is Captive Born,
and it's actually been around for about 7 years,
and I'm sure it will live another 20.
Another Chinese snake that you don't see that often
of course are the Mandarin Rat Snakes.
One of the probably coolest naturally pattern snakes
on the planet. I think.
Again, captive born animals do absolutely amazing,
the wild cats do terrible.
Fortunately, we've been breeding these guys
for a number of years in this animal here
is absolute ripper.
Potato is one of the originals here at the Reptarium
Of course, this is what they call,
a Centralian Blue Tongue Skink or a Multi-faciata.
These guys come from the red center of Australia,
right around Alice Springs area.
I had a chance to see them in the wild,
and I tell you what,
these guys are rare in the United States,
and I love potato to death.
This is another Uromastyx
What they calling Molly Uromastyx.
Now this is about full grown right here,
Where as the Egyptian Uromasstyx I showed you
at the beginning of this whole crazy tour,
can get up to 3 foot length, so they're giant.
which by the way, guys,
you have me sweating in here.
This is a lot of animals that go through
in a short period of time.
Of course then there is Lucky,
the Amazon, Tree Boa don't you bite me
Yeah, this guy's a little bit crazy.
I gotta get his attention,
so that he's not looking at my face,
Slow down.
Of course, lucky is an Amazon tree Boa,
but what they call a Tiger Amazon Tree Boa,
which is actually an incomplete dominant mutation.
Peaches is a Hypo Honduran Milk Snake,
It's a recessive mutation and she's only about half grown
and these guys can get 6 plus this animal.
This animal was a dream animal of mine growing up.
I never thought I would actually own one,
of course in albino Darwin's Carpet Python.
I mean, this absolutely ridiculous.
Gonna get 6 or 7 foot,
and just get pretty and prettier as it gets older.
It's actually a Chuckwalla
again, another dream lizard mine. I love these things.
They get pretty big, and when they get big,
they usually are really, really docile.
So he's just a little guy here.
He loves it warm,
and we keep his cage at about 120 degrees with the hotspot,
the cool side may be 85,
but these guys love to bake under that light.
These are super cool little lizards here,
but if I pull them out, they're going to bite me,
so I'm going to go ahead,
and just admire them from afar there.
Look at- Y'all can see how he opens his mouth?
He's like, "come on by a bite you."
These are what they call Gastropolis Proceenus.
Absolutely wonderful little animals.
I tell you what they're cute as could be.
They look like a little Monitor lizard,
but they're actually not in the Monitor family.
I just love them to death.
This an albino Conner Sir Island Rat Snake.
Again, another colloped snake that you don't see very often.
He's come from an island off of Japan.
Their natural color is actually green
and sometimes even turquoise animals.
So hopefully we'll be producing these guys this next year
and have some more, not only albinos,
but also some regular wild type colors.
I showed you guys earlier.
The other Mangrove type of snake
that we have the Multi-centa.
This happens to be what they call Melanotan.
And again, they are slightly venomous,
so I don't want to get bit by this guy,
if I can avoid it, that's for sure.
Whoa, beautiful snake,
but definitely a little bit feisty.
And our 100th animal happens to be Bowzer here.
Now we didn't hit a lot of animals here at the Reptarium,
but we want to do a hundred animals
in this quickly amount of time,
and let me know if you liked it
because I tell, we worked our butts off to get to them.
Let me know which animal
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