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Always makes me smile seeing comments like this! Thanks for tuning back in and glad you enjoyed!!

I didn't have a heat pad on this bin... the temperature in my room combined with the lights over the bin were enough to keep this bin where the temps needed to be.

@@MikeTytula have you had and luck with breeding them using the water pump and spraying 2 times a day. From your friend video you made 2 years ago

@@bluecavemen unfortunately never had any luck breeding them.

Me either

Thanks so much Seth! Always nice to see you still tuning into the channel and watching even the shorts!

Thanks so much! Just wait for the next build that will be on the channel!

That is a great idea! I do have several videos on the channel that feature their room and their passion for the hobby! I will definitely try and get them to do a tank by tank adventure next time I am at their place.

A classic of course!

So far I have no real complaints! I have had the light setup with low UVB output and the frogs seem to be doing well. As for the light in this video, it performs well for the compact form factor.

@@MikeTytula do you have a video where you compare CFL vs traditional tube bulbs? Some people have mixed opinions saying CFL is bad because it doesn't produce enough UV.

Oh heck ya!

Love to hear it! What kind of beer?

@@MikeTytula Lagunitas IPA. I got a variety pack, so I can't say for sure which one I was drinking last night. Great vid btw, and awesome set ups! I'm looking forward into getting back into some built out terrarium display tanks.

Ohhh that is a great beer! Love me some IPAs! Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed!

@@MikeTytula I'm drinking Lagunitas Maximus right now. Very good.

Ohhh iced matcha lattes hit different, so good! Honestly we use a different mix of things in almost every tank. It's more based on the species of reptile that is living in the tank than the plants. Typically a very similar mixture to the one you are using but we add worm casting as well.

@@MikeTytula Thanks for the reply! I never thought of adding worm casting, that’s a great idea! Thanks for the inspiration

No problem! It helps add small amount of fertilizers into the soil.

@@kirans7863 Thanks for watching and the sub! You can buy them from me :)

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! It was stunning! Such and incredible view! Sucks that we didn't see the frog species we went all that way to find hahah

Definitely worth the sweat, and money!

Absolutely! Was a great trip! Can't wait to share it on youtube!

I dont remember exactly what it was in these tanks, but somewhere around 18"

I mix my own, and it works great. I can't lie though, the repashy stuff is incredibly convenient and not terrible price per culture when you buy the biggest size available.

They are all such cool animals! But the turtles definitely have a special place in my heart. Ya the fiji banded iguana is awesome

Great choices right there!

Great choices! They are awesome!

Ya there is still plenty of work to be done but we have come a long way since this video.

Definitely don't have space for one of them haha

I bought him from a friend that had them for a while, but Hugo was just naturally tame since the beginning.

The drylok you mean?

​​​@@MikeTytulayeah I meant the drylock

I've never had it come off even in the tanks that are super high humidity.

Ok

Something similar to Philodendron shangri-la. Might not be that exact plant though.

Ideally a bit bigger would be ideal. We plan to upgrade when we have a new place. There is no fighting or anything in these enclosures though

Love it! Hopefully you enjoyed the video!

It's a REAL reptile room tour ;) Love asparagus!

18x18x24 (45x45x60)

@@MikeTytula thanks 🇩🇰

Love to see your RUclips videos 🤘

Thanks for watching! Means a lot!

The vents at the back are always recommended to be covered.

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Cheers

Thanks for the suggestion!

I haven't yet!

Do as much research as you possibly can. Make sure you buy it from a reputable breeder. Feel free to shoot me a message on IG and we can chat more there

Thanks for the kind words!

Is it 24" tall? or 40"? And what is your budget for the lighting?

@@MikeTytula 40” tall. I don’t want to go super super high in budget as the basic supplies are already around $2000. I obviously need lighting though so willing to pay whatever I need to get the job done

Probably the best option would be 3-4 LED flood lights! Just will have to look for some with a good spectrum for plants!

Happy Sunday! Enjoy!

Depends where you are located

Hahaha thanks for clicking on the video! Hope you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much!

Unfortunately there is no definitive one cause

@@MikeTytula I had the same happening to my ackie Speedy. He got it at the age of 8 years and then I adjusted his diet in an attempt to stop it progressing. That worked. What I did was changing the diet for my feeder insects from mainly cat/fish food to parrot pellets and fresh fruit and vegetables. That seems to work and he lived a healthy life (with the gout i a dormant stage) to the age of 15. Hope the same will be the case for your ackie also :) Btw love your videos and have been a subscriber from the very start of your channel.

We feed the feeders a great diet, don't over feed him. Lighting is good too. Genuinely not sure what is going on with him. Thanks so much for the suggestions, I'm all ears :)

@@MikeTytula My pleasure. I am more than 110% sure you are giving your reptiles the best care possible. I guess some its the "natures" way and some develop it and some wont. Like in humans and mammals. Regardless I hope he will continue to doing great and that the gout dont get worse. 🤞

Thanks so much! I am totally open to criticism and ways to improve my care. My vet said that it seems to be fairly common in ackies, because he has seen several ackies that develop it. I really hope he will be good for years to come, just need to keep my eye on it. Thankfully my vet is a good friend and is ruthless with his thoughts, so he will definitely tell me when the time comes.

unfortunately, they don't do a great job.

I believe we answered on IG

Yeah

perfect

Congrats! And thanks for watching!

Thanks for the kind words. He was one of a kind, definitely miss him greatly.

What would you like to see in with them?

@@MikeTytula Care videos

Ya that would be a good one!

If you can keep them humid enough to grow they will definitely help control flies and other flying insects.

The leafs are so cute it is impossible to not love them! 💖

That would be interesting!

Some have success without it, however I never managed to get the coffee filters alone to work very well.