You Can Keep These 5 Reptiles OUTSIDE In ANY Climate! Here's How! 

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Would love to see top reptiles that prefer colder temperatures 😊

Yes, that would be a great video about outside enclosures

How to sulcata-proof your backyard would be a great video!! 🙏🏻

Would love a video on making outside enclosures and creating microclimates! Eventually I'd love a tortoise or two or three 🥰

What a cool sponsorship tie in. Real benefit to tortoises and getting glasses. This episode just reminds me how much I want to put a tortoise garden into my yard eventually. (YES please do a microclimate outdoor enclosure guide!)

A video showing how to keep them outside would be great

Yes to the outside enclosure video please. 😊

I bought an escape proof little animal tent to put outside in nicer weather for my snakes. I throw a hide in there, some enrichment and let them explore for about 30 minutes each.

I keep my pond sliders outside in spring/summer in the Netherlands. But when there is a colder period I bring them back in. I put a pond basin on my balcony with rocks so they can go in and out and choose whether to sunbath or swim. They really enjoy sunny days, which also allows them to get real sun UV light vitamins. I saw a video of someone here in NL who kept sungazers outside except for the colder parts of the year.

Ive never seen Fiji banded iguanas before. They're beautiful.

I live in England and similar to Canada keeping animals outdoors has additional challenges but I have a summer outdoor set up for my musk turtle. I have a friend who keeps a species of beauty snake outside all year round with hibernaciulums and insulation and they thrive. The benefits of outdoor reptile keeping outweighs the negatives and I’m looking into how I can make an all year turtle set up and what other reptiles may work well in our cooler climates or climates with big seasonal shifts at least.

Rest in Peace Bob Side note I’m so happy you used that clip of Ray in there, perfect fit haahha

diamond tore you up, Adam! you might have to start wearing turtlenecks! 😂

I'm here for the reptiles but is there a way to see your tattoos? 😂 I'm so curious they look awesome af

Humidity and temps have been good to take my blue tongue for a walk. And by walk i mean he just sits in the grass sunning for 30 minutes then moves a couple feet before basking more.

For the past like 3 years Alberta has been like cooking with barely any rain, but before that it was humid like crazy! Jewelled lacertas are so sticking cool! I need one 😂

I love rose city reptiles, I follow him. I also love the trailer park boys reference

I live in AZ. I keep native desert tortoises. There are always tons that need homes. I have 8.

Would love to see more about keeping reptiles outside

Would love a video on keeping bearded dragons outside at least during summer. We get Hottt here like 100* F high lows in the high 60s for about 6 months. Do I need heating or cooling ? Things to know how to do it safely, I have an enclosure but I've never felt safe leaving him there at night. Wpuld love tried and true info cause we are off grid and the natural uv and heat is important

I would put Rubber boas on this list for colder places like Washington state and Oregon state. These snakes have been known to bask surrounded by snow!

sulcata do great in humid environments most are actually bred in Florida. I am in NJ. My 120 pound sulcata spends probably 7 months outside and the rest of the year in my basement

You should make a jeweled lacerta video for sure

I think that a fire skink care guide would be interesting

Dude, diggin the new intro variety. Very nice👌

Great video as always

You have a great program. Very informative and enjoyable. Keep up the good work.

Great 👍🏼 points made

Please do a Outdoor care guide for lacertas

Love this channel very new got a Schneider skink because of Bonnie.Thanks and keep videos coming

Fantastic video as always mate! I’ve been watching you religiously for around 2 years now, sending love from the UK!

I just want to thank you so much for inspiring me to get my own leopard gecko you taught me so much about them you are a legend

Let's go! Great video!

OMG WE NEED TO SEE YOUR OUTDOOR SET-UPS!

Great video, Adam. I'll admit I was a bit disappointed you didn't talk about the sailfin dragons. I got really excited when I saw one in the thumbnail, and then again when you showed the one in Indonesia. That's my personal dream lizard, and I want to build an outdoor enclosure for one someday. But again, great video and I love what you do. Keep it up, man.

I live in central California and it gets very hot in the summer. Up to 120F.

Great video!!! I just put my leopard tortoises outside for the summer today. It was a late start with the nighttime temps. I have been keeping these guys outside each summer for over 20 years.

You can expand the season in places that have wide ranges of day to night temps by putting heated houses/hides in the outdoor enclosures if you set it to only turn on below 15°c or so it doesnt cost much to run and reduces outdoor anxiety and labour having to bring them in and out.

Been subscribed a while and I watch your videos more consistent than anyone else because you're like someone I'd hang out with. Would love to see a video about outdoor reptile keeping for folks with a real winter. Much love from Indianapolis 🤙🤙

Honestly, lacertas or no, I could go for a video on creating and managing microclimates. I'm a frog guy, myself; that sounds handy as Hell On which note, we gettin' that Muk care guide? Not to badger! Just curious. Gettin' dumpys soon. Already have names (Cyrus and Glenn; hit me back if you know the reference) Love the vids, dude. You got me started on finally keeping my own reptiles once I got my own place (phobic parents and friends. Weirdly consistently), and I've been subbed ever since.

Do you dose any anti parasitics at the end of the summer?

A how to do an outdoor enclosure would be great.

Hey Adam, any chance you could make a video centered around Ackie Monitors... maybe like a care guide?

Would love a video on how to keep native lizards outside (lacertas or little anoles)

I’ve got a baby hognose so he’s much to small to make any outdoor enclosure for in the summer, but I do bring him onto my deck in the afternoon so he can get some sun while I am handling him. I’m thinking of making a thing like this for my leo, however since I have outdoor pets I would only have them out for part of the day, likely supervised.

yes

Yes do a video how to keep them outside please and thank you.

I live in upstate NY (not far from Southern ontario) and I used to keep my Jackson's chameleons outside in the summer. They didn't even really need an enclosure if I monitored them, I had a potted tree and chameleons won't go down to the ground and walk away on the ground. Obviously I didn't leave them in the potted tree unattended so a hawk or something g could get them...granted not sure many upstate NY hawks have seen chameleons before...

I mean, if you live in the right climate you can keep any reptiles outdoors

I live in Arizona... I have friends who keep their tegus out all year. I have a 3 year old hydrosaurus amboinensis (sp?)... can't image her living outside, but that sure would be nice! Great video!

If I only owned a house. I would keep Russian Tortoise outside year-round. Really have to make double escape proof seeing how he's getting out of his pen indoors more frequently.

It's the way she goes boys!!

I used to live in a place where keeping beardies outside year round was an option, and the beardies that were kept outside were bigger, healthier and way more active. Back then I always wanted to build this huge jungle gym to keep them in, but that never happened...

Hey! Would you be able to make a care guide for rubber boas? Specifically feeding and brumation information? There’s almost no information on them anywhere

I love ur boas man

Tegus “eat vegetables” lol. Mine refuses to haha.

i love this youtube channel

Let me ad those Species, which are Outdoor-hardened and roam freely here in Germany: Only native Turtle is the Species Emys Orbicularis, can survive harsh Winters in a deeply frozen Pond, very solid Species! In Terms of Lacerta, the Lacerta Agilis is very hardy too, much more than the bigger Ones. Lacerta bilineata and their Variations are all way more hardy than the jewelled Lacerta (Timon Lepidus). But there is also the Species Zootica Vivipara, small but very stable and productive...thrives in almost any Environment! Many People also keep them Greek Tortoises (Testudo) outside until the Winter comes. And last----but never least: I have to mention my Slowworms again!

I would absolutely love a vid on how to keep them outside in the summer especially bearded dragons im in new york and the summer is perfect for them outside but i wud be so worried id end up sleeping outside with them lol

would love a how to keep lacerates outside! i am in LA so i have very nice weather

Never really see you do video’s about uromastyx’s. Been debating between them and a skink

You are the best RU-vid ever I'm going to Florida next week have a awesome day have a cool day have a absolutely wonderful day good job

i could get a pair of torteses and they would help trim my lawn

would love a video of how to makw an outdoor bci enclosure for my girl

I have a Kages 4x2x2 PVC enclosure set up as bioactive. Im thinking of getting a second one and setting it up as bioactive as well. Can i stack them?

R.I.P Bob 🙏

YES TEGUS!!!!!!

Is the summer months the best time

Diamond is so Chilled in this episode , He isn't in the mood to chew Your ears. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

We are in wales uk, we keep a few species outdoors .. we have a yellow bellied slider in our pond year round, a hermans tortoise also outdoors year round and a bearded dragon that spends from may until October outside in a modified greenhouse.. never had any issues with health, they all do well and have been out there for many years.. i enjoy nothing more than seeing the turtle basking on my garden path and chasing my toes when im hanging the washing out to dry.

Are there any reptiles that you think could be kept outdoors year round in a hot, dry climate? For example, Phoenix, AZ? I'm considering a reptile, but I'm exploring all of my options from lizards to snakes to enclosure sizes and even inside versus outdoor enclosures. Just trying to find best reptile for me.

i just got a 18x18x36 exo terra but dont know what to put in it, any suggestions? i want something that can live in it its whole life preferably a duo or trio! someone offered to trade me a asian water moniotr for two mourning geckos in one of my fully bioactive 12x12x24, but i have to go to college in a couple of years, should i accept the offer?

There are cold areas of Australia that drop below freezing and still heaps of reptile species. Goodluck getting most or any of them outside of Australia though if you don't run a zoo. Southern and eastern bluetongues are probably your best bet. They bromate in winter as long as they have a burrow or hide that stays abovw freezing they could happily survive outside from spring to late autumn (fall) in north America. Make sure you know for a fact that you have a species native to Victoria, South Australia or Tasmania. Tropical species will not survive but southern and common Australian bluetongues will be happy in wide range of tenperatures and humidities, they are extremely hardy and much tougher than their Tropical cousins. I live in their native range and I see them in my garden all the time including in winter if it's a bit warmer. There's also the gippsland water dragon that lives in a temperate climate that would survive fine outside as long as they had shelter from below freezing conditions. I doubt there are many if any at all outside of Australia as even in Australia they are hard to get and require special licensing. There are multiple skink and gecko species that live in these climates too. But the biggest number of temperate and cold climate reptiles of southern Australia and Tasmania are Elapids. Aside from being very hard to get many of these snakes make it into the top 10 in the world for venom potency lol. Red belly Black Snakes, Australian copperheads, Tigersnakes and eastern Brown snakes all tolerate cold climates. Aside from the eastern brown they will even tollerate very cold climates if they are descendants of the tasmanian sub species. Red bellies would be your best bet. They are very docile (unless antagonised) and are the only common snake around here that some herps even free handle wild specimens. They are also the least venomous and you have a decent chance of surviving a bite without getting antivenom. Copperheads are less chill and more likely to kill you without medical help. Tigersnakea are incredibly hardy snakes, but can be pretty deffensive and absolutely will kill you without immediate medical attention and brown snakes are even more toxic and are extremely skittish, easily startled and I'm told they are hard to care for. They do tollerate cooler climates though....

Does this list of animals still apply if you live in western Washington? I thought it was too cold. At most you'd be able to keep them outside for 3-4 months

Nice to see some chelonians make an appearance in your video. 🐢 It has been majority snakes and lizards thus far. 🐍🦎 Most Canadians are very used to only keeping reptiles indoors because of how long and cold winters are in most of the country. 🥶❄ I would personally keep mine indoors too, but as you say, there is nothing wrong with keeping them outdoors IF done correctly. ☀

I would have thought it would be better for them outside, it's hot in Canada and if 10° C is your cut off I could probably make a decent sized outdoor enclosure and keep something outside it hardly goes below 20° C here in London and even in Scotland it's been warmer year on year. I haven't owned a reptile, other than birds but I mean endothermic reptiles I would love one and I think if it had a big summer enclosure I would feel better about having one. I have a ton of learning to do before I even consider what I want and, if its better to start small and indoors, so be it. I think the animals welfare and happiness is the overriding concern.

What would you recommend for a humid subtropical climate?

Not in Texas, yet

Damn I would love to have my frilly outside for summers but the air quality because of the fires isn't good plus he's almost 1 years old. And we used mosquito spray so not too good aaaaaand they do get pretty stressed as well. But I do or would like to have him out with me next year when he is bigger when it's nice and sunny.

Swiss chard should be avoided. High in oxalates.

Sigh. Another reason to own your own home. I wish I had made you my financial advisor 20 years ago, Adam! I don't care what any silly gooses say, helping these animals enjoy natural nature with the benefit of being disease, parasite and starvation free is the ULTIMATE keeper's dream!

I'd love a tegu but there isn't a single vet, including the hospital that will deal with them so I can't. They'll look at my grumpy ass monitor but not a tegu for some reason. I wish I could do outside enclosures but it wouldn't be feasible in the winter here...or fall for that matter. Damn wet coast. I do take them outside but not unsupervised.

hi adam never told me where to get the frog shirt from last vid

Could you keep a red foot tortoise outside in Lexington KY?

Muscle cotta and I live in Texas and over here. I have to make it so that he can get in the house because it gets too hot.

california kingsnake care guide?

I live in western Washington state, I worked on a house last year that had a giant sulcata tortoise in the back yard. I personally think our season is too short and unpredictable to be doing that at this point, but I also don't live in a real house. Right now it's nearly 80° F in the day but drops to the lower 40°s at night with random drizzled mid 50°s days. Last couple years it was more consistent summer weather. The climate has just been all around unpredictable in the PNW

There ain’t no laws while your drinking claws

For some reason, I thought this was about all year round outside

Damn bruh the advertisement took up the majority of the video

I don't mean to sound rude but has Diamond lost weight? She looks smaller then usually

Acclamation is the worst thing about this, but if you take them out at sommer, we'll that's a no-brainer

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When is the bonnie and clyde video going to come out becuase as you say "I take every video from the comments section lol" No pressure BTW is it hard to make it as a reptile youtuber?

What about bearded dragons. I'm in AZ.

Can you please make a video on RU-vid is that you like, but how to grow their channel🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Bro u should collab with kenan❤

Hello again

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