FRILLED DRAGONS Are The Coolest PET LIZARD!!!

There he goes. I'm out here in my backyard standing in front of my outdoor frill dragon enclosure. It's that time of year where it's starting to get cold, it's starting to get dark earlier, and I still don't have electricity out to this enclosure, so this will probably be the last video of this year showing this outdoor frill dragon enclosure, and I'm actually probably going to have to bring him inside this year. Once I get electricity hooked up to this side of the yard, then I'll be able to keep this lizard outside year-round, and also I'm going to be building a whole row of enclosures, and those lizards will also be able to stay outside all year-round. And since my male adult frill dragon, Moth right here, has been doing excellent outside, he's put on some weight, he's had some stuck shed issues, and he's doing great, we're going to reward him with his favorite treat, corn worms. So let's crack this bad boy open, get a closer look at Moth, and give him his favorite treat, open sesame. I guess he's going to stay on the door, that's okay. As you guys can see, he's able to shed better on his own outside. He still has a tiny bit right here, that's okay, it's still coming off. Let's give this guy a nice little snack. You ready, Moth? He just loves these things. Come on, buddy, chase it. There's a nice one. Come on, buddy. Here, come on, almost there. Look how big this boy is getting. He's probably the lizard that handled the least, but he's doing good out here. He's not frilling up, he's not getting too mad. There he goes. What a champ. He shouldn't be able to resist these hornworms. There he goes. All right, let's put him down in his enclosure and let him eat in peace. All right, buddy, I'll put you on the ground right here, see if you'll eat some more. There you go, bud. Let's see if he's up to eat a few more. Here you go, buddy. But yeah, Moth has been doing great out here. This is the first year I kept the frill dragon outside, and I'm very pleased with the outcome. Moth here is about five years old. He's half Australian, half New Guinea. Oh, wow, you see that little lizard going for him? And he probably saw Moth and was like, nope. But yeah, so as I was saying, Moth is five-year-old male, half Australian, half New Guinea, frilly, and hopefully I can breed him in the near future and have offspring from him because he is an incredible lizard. Come on, Moth. Don't let that guy get away. He might not eat just because he's had a lot of stimulus and he was on my arm on the door, but we'll wait a little while, see if he's going to eat. Well, it looks like his appetite is done. He just wants to sit up here and digest. I'll offer him some water and then leave him alone, and that will be that. Let's see if he wants something to drink. All right, buddy, here's a little drink. I offer this lizard water every day, whether he drinks or not, and I just kind of let it drip on his face. If he doesn't take a drink within like 15 to 20 seconds, then I give up and I'll try again the next day. He usually drinks pretty much every other day. He drank quite a bit last night, so I think he might be fine today, but leave it on a little longer, and that looks like that. Okay, buddy, I really hope that you guys enjoyed this video, and thank you for watching Tommy's Reptiles.