UPDATE ON ARCHIEBAL (My savannah monitor) 

your an amazing pet owner! I wish everyone treated their animals as well as you

He is really beautiful.

I Love Him!!! I have a baby Savannah Monitor and I love him!❤️❤️

He's such a cutie.

A lot of belly burns in monitors, bearded dragons, and other diurnal species result from uninformed keepers using electric rocks or large under-tank heaters as the sole source of heat for their pet. When species used to basking in the sun are heated exclusively from below, they will allow the skin of their belly to burn before they feel warm enough to leave their basking spot. With a basking lamp, the reptile receives heat from both the lamp above and the warmed surface below, which warms them up more quickly and evenly. Archiebal looks bright-eyed, alert, and curious about his surroundings, so I'd say he's pretty happy with the environment you're providing him.

The large mealworms are called superworms :)

He's the cutest!!!! Hun do you have any tips for BTS? 🦎❤️

Nobody else I've seen treats their reptiles like this. Keep up the good care and work on your videos

It's good to see that Archibal's getting settled in. I'm sure he'll be a spoiled lil' monitor :) You have a great channel here, just subbed!

You are just so amazing and you treat your pet so great. I love seeing pet updates and all of your videos are so helpful and they have helped me a lot! Thank you so much for uploading as often as you do I love watching and learning from your videos.☺️

He looks like he's smiling in his pics!😍x

He is just too cute ! xxx

I love your content a lot! Good to see Archiebal is doing good :)

amazing vid !!

He is so freaking cute!! 💚

YAY MY ART GOT FEATURED! I LOVE ARCHIEBAL

He's so cute, he looks like he's smiling

love your videos! super helpful! I'd to show you my new ball!

He's adorable!!

Your so good with animals also your content is AMAZING I watch your videos everyday

I NEED HELP!!! I recently got a ball python about four days ago and I think she may be a little underweight. I got her this past Saturday, and the breeder told me that she hadn't eaten since the Saturday before that. She pooped in the cage two days after I got her, and at night she shows classic signs of being hungry (when I reach my hand in the terrarium she tracks my heat signature until she realizes its me, and she paces A LOT.) The first two days before she defacated she didn't pace as much, but now she does all the time. I'm pretty sure she's hungry so I'm going to feed her tonight when she wakes up although he told me to wait until around Friday. My issue is I've looked up pictures of both healthy and underweight ball pythons and I can't tell because every picture of an underweight ball python is an extreme case of near starvation, and I just don't think she's that bad. I feel like she shows very subtle versions of the things I'm seeing. When she takes sharp turns, she has very visible wrinkles on the side of her body (sometimes it looks like the skin is too loose). I'm sure the wrinkles aren't from dehydration as she always has clean water and I constantly check her eyes for any dents. Also, sometimes when she crawls over my hand in a downward motion (like if I hold her a couple inches from the floor and she tries to crawl on the floor), I find her spine to be somewhat visible. It doesn't seem as bad as the pictures on google of starving snakes, but it's there nonetheless. I'd feel a little better if she'd put some weight on. In hindsight, I probably wasn't as thorough in my questions with her breeder as I should've been. I saw a pretty snake who looked pretty healthy and I bought her, and in my excitement, forgot every question I should've asked. She is my first snake and it was my first time going to an expo. I'd really appreciate help, and if she is underweight can you please recommend the best way for her to gain a little weight quicker. She's not super underweight, but I feel that she is skinnier then she should be.

Hey! I recently went to a reptile convention and bought a red tail boa(my second snake.) At the time of purchase I didn't inspect her face closely enough and have now realized that she seems to have nose rub which has closed up over her nostrils. I put her in the bath and was able to open the nostrils a bit... It had me really worried because an air pouch would form under her jaw and she would push it out of her mouth. She's in shed now and I'm hoping that will clear things up. I was just wondering if anyone has experienced anything like this?

That goes to show that people comment bull crap lol somebody suggested a free roaming Savannah monitor talking about it'll be better for him lol

Awesome video! And definitely loving the Facebook group!

He is so cute !! So adorable!!!!!!

Could you make a video on tips to find a lost snake ? :( my ball python escaped yesterday and I've been looking everywhere

Ya another Vlog I'm always excited to watch your videos

I am going to keep my male ball python in a 30 gallon long his whole life... Will that be too big and make him go into a feeding strike like golden girl? If so what size should I keep him in? Thanks! And I just LOVE Archible❤️❤️❤️

what should the water temperture be at to give him a bath

I love your channel!!

betwen savannah monitor and balll phyton,which one are better?

FIRST!

Where is she from? :D

you should own a purple lavender reticulated python i love these snakes so much

You're the best