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Reptile Room Tour September 2024!! 145+ PET Reptiles and Amphibians!

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I take you through a tour of my reptile room that house 150+ pet reptiles and amphibians. Complete with poison frogs, geckos, snakes and more! Links 👇 Website: https://www.thejunglevault.ca/ Merch: https://alphareptiles.creator-spring.com/? Discord: https://discord.gg/TcRmfuSc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alpha.reptile/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Alphareptile/ Email: alphareptile.co@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/MikeTytula Chapters: 0:00 Reptile room tour 1:43 Spiny tailed Gecko 2:41 Chahoua Gecko 3:00 Savu Python 4:00 Hermanns Tortoise 5:48 Ground Snakes 7:07 Shovelnose Snake 9:30 Poison Frogs 18:20 Grass Lizards 25:50 Red tailed Green Ratsnake 27:07 Mexican Giant Tree Frog 28:19 Mourning Geckos 29:08 Adult Chahoua Geckos 30:00 Black-headed Cat Snake 31:02 Marbled Rain Frogs 32:40 Last Pair of Chahoua Geckos 33:30 Black-breasted Leaf Turtles 37:50 Australian Communal Tank 39:34 Thai Bamboo Ratsnake 41:30 Bad news 43:31 Blue-tongued Skink 44:30 Uromastyx 46:02 Newest Reptile Rack 47:10 Helmeted Geckos 50:00 Western Hognose Snakes 54:46 Grey-banded Kingsnake 55:17 Arizona Mountain King Snake 56:10 Grow out Snake Rack #reptileroom #reptiles #roomtour

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In this September 2024 reptile room tour, I’m taking you through the space that’s currently housing 145+ (honestly pushing 150+) pet reptiles and amphibians. This is the full walk-through—what I’m keeping, how I’m keeping it, and why I’m set up the way I am. You’ll see a mix of geckos like spiny-tailed and chahoua, snakes like a Savu python, shovelnose, ground snakes, a black-headed cat snake, and some absolute stunners like a red-tailed green ratsnake. I also show off amphibians like poison frogs, marbled rain frogs, and a Mexican giant tree frog, plus turtles and tortoises like Hermann’s and black-breasted leaf turtles. A big theme in this tour is natural lives first—enclosures and systems that make the animals’ day-to-day easier, not just something that looks cool for a photo. I walk through communal setups (including an Australian communal tank), my newest reptile rack, and a grow-out snake rack so you can see how I manage a bigger collection without cutting corners on husbandry. There’s also a “bad news” moment in here, because keeping a room like this means being real about the wins and the setbacks.

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