Sudan Plated Lizard Care Guide 

Wow!

they are super underrated and an amazing species to keep

thanks for watching. I always suggest lots of research, I'm no expert, just trying to create interest in proper husbandry

thanks so much for watching

thanks for watching! these guys are so cool!

really glad to help!

they are understudied for sure

Fantastic!

Glad it was helpful!

they are super cool

that's so awesome

that's awesome! I hope you and Tyranitar are best buds

they are very cool, lifespan is not solid, on the internet you can find ranges of 10-30 years

keep an eye on him, sometimes it takes a week or better for them to normalize.

I use the same mix you see me using in teh settign up a berarded dragon enclosure video, basically mist down the enclosure

this is tough to say, I've seen Beardies and Chuckwallas do well together but you're going to get a lot of flack on the internet about cohabbing species.

put him in a bigger enclosure and make it look awesome

good question, There is a huge list of things you can try. Have you checked out the video I did a few months back about this subject?

goblinballs try live feeding or try getting a normal Python Regius. I promise a normal will feed much easier than a crazy mutated snake I’ve tried and tried telling these breeders that these snakes are INBRED. Just get a normal Python Regius (Ball Python) and guarantee it feeds better digests better sheds easier and is much healthier. These snakes are gorgeous amazing animals yeah but at the end of the day their inbred mutations bro normal Ball be happy with what Mother Nature gave us.

@@atroxarmy7239 Eh, live feedings would probably be a last resort. Feeding live is inhumane for the mouse/rat and is pretty expensive to constantly buy live mice. And I wouldn't want to risk my snake getting injured. Ball pythons are know to go on hunger strikes for no apparent reason, and it's probably not a big deal. He's not really losing any weight at the moment, so I think he'll be fine. Thanks for the tips tho!

goblinballs yeah no problem thanks for not listening...when did people such as yourself start thinking y’all be part of this life? You know what a Crotalus Atrox is? Catenatus Tergeminus? Contortrix Laticinctus? Crotalus adamanteus? Lampropeltis Holdbrooki? Pantherophis obsoletus? You don’t know what your talking about your just saying things based off what you’ve heard from these high end breeders that just want to make a buck off you! Have fun man I’m done trying with you new people in this community. inhumane? Who told you that bs you know how many blood vessels and nerves a snake just pops the mice don’t feel hardly a thing bro but smacking em against a hard surface and freezing em is perfectly fine huh?

@@atroxarmy7239 I think you mean lampropeltis holbrooki* and you're the reason the reptile community is frowned upon, you're ruining the experience for beginner snake owners. What I said was factual and true, you're talking nonsense. I've done months of research before I bought my first snake, and where I'm getting my information is a reliable source, almost everyone I've talked to about this says you should never feed a live mouse to your snake. AND FEEDING LIVE MICE IS ILLEGAL WHERE I'M FROM, so it isn't really an option. And like I said There's a chance the live mouse will injure my snake.

same species different locality

As often that they eat without getting fat so just juggle around to find the best amount

@@Templar144 hm yeah, I'm thinking 4 times a week could be Okey since they do get obese fast.

nope

No, not super interested in breeding these guys myself

brutal

Painted agamas are also super great reptiles. Possibly better then the bearded dragon!

it could work but probably bigger would be better

@@WickensWickedReptiles alrighty ty for answering my question. I have a 40 gal rn and thinking what to put in it temporarily until I get a custom tank.

what do you mean... nothing, it just happens

they do have a similar look

nope

Ours is easy to feed. Scrambled eggs, insects, veggies, some fruit, greens, she eats almost everything. We have a lot of herps and our plated will pretty much eat everything that everyone else eats, so we have great crossover for salad prep and insect days.

Bob?

@@WickensWickedReptiles didnt see a sudan plated lizard. Looking for videos im getting one today hopefully