BUILDING MY DREAM REPTILE ENCLOSURE |Nile Monitor| скачать в хорошем качестве

BUILDING MY DREAM REPTILE ENCLOSURE |Nile Monitor|

In this video, I’m building my dream reptile enclosure for my baby Nile Monitor! 🐊 This setup is designed to keep him safe and comfortable for the winter months — but don’t worry, this is not his forever home. When spring comes, I’ll be building a massive reptile mansion for him to grow into. Along the way, I’m also putting the finishing touches on the snapping turtle pond from my previous video 🐢 so you can see that project completed too. This build is all about giving my reptiles the best environment possible while keeping things creative and fun. Stick around — big things are coming this spring! ✨ Don’t forget to subscribe for more animal builds, reptile adventures, and behind-the-scenes from the farm. --- 📌 Hashtags #BabyNileMonitor #ReptileEnclosure #DIYBuild #SnappingTurtle #reptiles ------- Introduction and supplies The creator introduces the project of building an enclosure for one of the largest lizards in the world, the Nile Monitor (0:20). He then heads to Lowe's and Petco to gather supplies such as wood, chicken wire, a timer, soil, feeder goldfish, a heat bulb, and plants (0:54-2:50). Fish acclimation and pond update While building the enclosure, the creator acclimates the feeder goldfish for the snapping turtle pond (2:57). He later releases the fish into the pond and adds a decorative plant (6:22-7:17, 10:20-11:26). Enclosure construction The building of the Nile Monitor enclosure is shown, including framing, adding chicken wire, and creating a tunnel and water area (3:34-9:58). Lighting and decor The creator installs UVB and heat bulbs in the enclosure (11:57-13:20). He then adds substrate and decor, including a basking area, hide, and water bowl (13:20-15:32). He also adds duct tape around the tunnel for safety (14:33). Completion and future plans The enclosure is completed, and the creator showcases the final result (15:51). He teases a future video where he will introduce the Nile Monitor to its new home (16:08-16:40). He also mentions that this enclosure is temporary and a larger "reptile mansion" will be built in the spring