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People used to think they were different but scientists took DNA samples and learned that they are actually the same species. I know, it's crazy but true.

@@TheReptileWhisperer they are different species I have the nil and the ornate and they are completely different they are related but not exactly the same species just like the dog you have different pitbull they look the same but are not the same exactly and they discovery that the nil and the ornate are not the same species because they tough that was the same but now they said it's the same species but I can said for having the 2 species they are completely different even if the adn are the same

Females are either green or peach/brown. Males are the colorful ones with red around the eyes.

These are wild caught. Captive bred is rare.

Prasinus doesn't get this big, but kordensis does. He mostly takes after kordensis. His eyes are a little more orange like a prasinus though. He is the sweetest lizard.

There is no information. No one has done it in captivity yet. My plan is to do the same thing I do with tree monitors but on a larger scale, since these are bigger monitors. I figured out how to breed tree monitors around 16 years ago when only a few people in the world had been successful. It was trial and error to see what worked and what didn't. I'm going to do the same thing with the tricolors and figure it out 😊

@@TheReptileWhisperer that would be so cool , good luck mam

The Spiny neck monitors are really pretty 😍 I love their faces and coloration/patterns. They are super active too!

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Yeah I am not very good at taking videos 😂 Sorry about that

Yes I can see that! Definitely some type of wild cat vibes with the stripes and spots. I'm about to post a video of my bigger Tricolor. It's even prettier than this little one 🤩

Yes, but I don't have babies yet.

@@TheReptileWhisperer I will definitely buy a pair let me know when you get some

@@eSeRh1nO Will do!

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I think it's neutral at this point. I haven't held it much since I've gotten it, so it's not fully trusting. But it also doesn't run or try to bite, so I know it doesn't dislike me. I just need time to work with it, but at the moment I'm super busy.

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Yes, I use a gallon sprayer for watering all the reptiles. I love green reptiles too ❤️

No, this is the first time holding it. It's wild caught and was just shipped to me that day. I think the way I hold it helps to calm it. I don't restrain, but rather let it walk in my hands. I think it realizes that I'm not going to hurt him. This is how I tame all my monitors.

I've been taking care of them the same way I do for my tree monitors. They eat more though and they will get much bigger. I think they get around 5 ft.

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No one has bred this species in captivity yet. She is wild caught. I'm going to try breeding her once she grows up.

@@TheReptileWhisperer wow great temperment for wild cought!

@@Jesusisking83592 I agree! I think it's because it was very young when I first got it. I bought her in October I think, so I've had her a few months. I set her up in my living room so she can see people often. I think this helps monitors to start losing the fear of humans.

I agree with you. It's so sad how some people treat these sweet iguanas. They are just trying to live. If I could, I would rescue them all and find homes for them.

That was super fast reply!! I decided to subscribe to you since you're an obvious animal lover.. you probably like animals more than people like me! Lol.. I'm a little on the autism spectrum... animals keep me sane!!. It's funny I call myself the frog whisperer because frogs seem to vibe with me no matter what... Idk where you live, I read the captions and it said you were in Key Largo for this particular video iirc.... The reason I wound up searching for videos of people feeding iguanas in South Florida is because we are having the coldest temps of the winter months right now.. It should be in the mid to upper 30s here in a couple hours. Google News feed had an article about possible forecast for falling iguanas... it bothers me for any animal to suffer or deal with cold!!

Something that really upsets me...I've heard that some people will eat cooked iguana meat... so when these rare cold snaps happen, some south Floridians take advantage and grab immobilized iguanas and then kill/cook and eat them...the poor things!! 😢

I have 6 crested geckos as pets too but they're domesticated.. a former neighbor of mine, her girlfriend gave her some eggs...4...they hatched and she loved them but ultimately figured out she didn't have the time or care to keep cages clean etc.. so she gave them to me since she knows I'm the small critter whisperer!! I've yet to find an invasive Cane Toad yet...they're in South and probably a few here in Central Florida... I understand why people want to kill Cane Toads because they're so toxic, if one soaks in a water bowl of a person's pet dog outside..then the dog drinks the water it kills it.. I want ONE Cane Toad for a pet if I ever find one lol. As much as I love regular American Toads.. they don't make good pets...they're not happy being in a nice terrarium/tank even but the cuban frogs are happy to be kept I've never even seen a Cane Toad up close..just on videos and tv.. thanks for your replies!! ❤

Now we pray for the iguanas of South Florida that no one takes advantage of them tomorrow during the cold snap.. please Jesus hear our prayers!! In your name I pray, Amen.. and protect all animals, your creatures from abuse etc.. I'm not a vegan.. I eat some meat..not alot but... bless you Reptile Whisperer!! We are kindred souls ❤

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Yes he is friendly 🙂

@@TheReptileWhisperer can you give advice for picking up geckos, gargoyles specifically

@@alanwiseman3235 Coax them on your hand with your other hand. Move slowly and be gentle.

@@TheReptileWhisperer when you say coax, do I push them from behind gently, while having my other hand in front of the?

@@alanwiseman3235 yes and try to slide your hand under them. Then lift your hand up and get ready for them to possibly jump off. If they try to jump, put your hand out to catch them.

Yes I separate them about a week before the female is due to lay eggs. Females have been known to kill males nest guarding.