Everything About Bearded Dragons
If you have a skinks and live in a seasonal climate that has significant temperature differences like 90 degree summer days and cold and snowy winters then your might want to keep watching…. You are watching ReptileMountain.TV, evidence-based, captive bred, and animal focused. Welcome to ReptileMountain.TV I’m TC Houston a former professional AZA zookeeper and[…]
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So, this is a tiger salamander, Ambystoma tigrinum. And, it’s a species of mole salamander. They’re found in southern Connecticut, kind of through the southeastern United States, and west to the Rocky Mountains. So, they’re pretty wide spread, but they’re not found west of the Rocky Mountains. And, they’re not found as high up as[…]
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What is anthropomorphism? Will not knowing it put your animal’s life at risk? You are watching Reptile Mountain TV’s Reptile Dictionary because communication and comprehension are foundational to good herpetoculture. Welcome to my channel I’m TC Houston and this video is sponsored by commercial AZA member, Healthy Herp Instant Meals, I personally use many of[…]
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That is quite literally no such thing as a day off when you have lots of animals that you have to look after oh this is such a mess You didn’t even try you didn’t even try Meep. Oh Your so rubbish You didn’t even try! Okay, I’m gonna go and run a bath for[…]
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Is it brumation or hibernation that some reptiles demonstrate in winter? Or is it simply yes? You are watching Reptile Mountain TV’s Reptile Dictionary Series: because communication and comprehension are foundational to good herpetoculture. Hey ya’ll welcome to my channel, I’m TC Houston and this video is sponsored by commercial AZA member, Healthy Herp Instant[…]
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Here I have a western fence lizard. It’s from the genus sceloporus. This particular species is found in a variety of habitats across the western United States. They can be found in coastal regions and in mountains as far up as six thousand feet. They typically make their homes in old tree trunks, under rocks,[…]
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Here we have a western hognosed snake, its scientic name is heterodon nasicus. It is a harmless snake to humans, found in a wide variety of habitats across North America and in Mexico. They prefer to live on prairies and grasslands, and you can see they have this beautiful coloration that is good for disguising[…]
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Here, we have a ball python. Its scientific name is python regius. They are native to grasslands and savannas of central and southern Africa. It is a small species and adults can live to about twenty years and they can grow three to four feet long. However in captivity they can live slightly longer and[…]
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Hi, my name is Tim Cole with the Austin Reptile Service. I’ve been keeping reptiles and amphibians for over forty years, and we’re here to talk about geckos. There’s quite a few geckos that are commonly bred in captivity, and depending on your experience might determine what kind of gecko you want to get. If[…]
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