5 Reptiles That Will NEVER Bite You!

Reptiles That Don't Bite might be the best pets you can get! These five snakes and lizards wont bite you and also are really easy to keep. You wont believe what number one is!
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Ever wondered which reptiles make the best pets because they don't bite? In this video, we explore some of the friendliest and most chill reptile buddies you can have. First up, we have the adorable Blue Tongue Skinks. These guys are super gentle and love to hang out, showing off their unique blue tongues.

Next, meet the vibrant Dart Frogs. Despite their colorful appearance, these little guys are all about peace and harmony. They're fascinating to watch and won't give you any trouble with biting. Then we have the Rubber Boas, the cuddle bugs of the snake world. These gentle serpents are perfect for anyone who's a bit wary of snake bites.

Moving on, let's talk about Schneider’s Skinks. These small, friendly lizards are perfect for handling and make great companions for beginners and experienced reptile lovers alike. Lastly, we explore the fascinating Mountain Horned Dragons. These cool-looking lizards are more about blending in with their environment than causing a fuss.

Join me as we get up close and personal with these amazing, non-biting reptiles. Hit that like button, subscribe for more awesome content, and let me know in the comments which of these reptiles you'd love to have as a pet!

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[WickensWickedReptiles]

What is your favorite reptile that doesn't bite?

[ashersamphibiansandreptiles]

“Wife, kids anything can bite you” had me cracking up! More skinks content! They are extremely underrated

[Fewworkersoutreach]

Fairly new to your channel but my family appreciates your information on the reptiles. We like that you keep your content family friendly, and have learned alot and became more interested in reptiles . Thanks and God bless!

[davidjager]

After 2 years of breeding mountain horned dragons, I can confirm that biting is not even in their vocabulary. I occasionally have males that will dulap up and head bob at me(they think they're tough) but I still just reach in and scoop them up and they just put the dulap away and calm down haha.

[jordancoltart]

This channel just makes me so happy, thank you man, your videos help my mental state more than ill ever be able to express ❤

[King_Tut]

Happy to see rubber boas made the list because they're freakin awesome, and totally agree they're highly underrated! I own 2.2 CB rubber boas that I'm hoping will breed this coming spring after brumation.

Two years ago when I was looking for elk sheds in Northern Idaho I found a huge SOLID black (I'm talking black like a Mexican black kingsnake) female that was at least 200+ grams. It took everything I had not to take it home with me 😅

[cannedcobras]

Gotta say that you and Dayyan have really influenced what reptiles I plan to get lol. Adding Schneider skinks to the list now

[LizardGuy]

You should add a water area to the jungle so the frogs can breed. You could breed frogs, anoles, and snakes in you jungle

[ingeniouspixie]

I have to admit this was a pretty good list! When I saw the title I did do an eye roll about the clickbait... But I think this is a pretty darn accurate description of all of these animals! You proved me wrong yet again! 😂

[BigBass-xfyi]

I have caught over 200 adult rubber boas in the wild along with approximately 140 sub adult.All released of course. That being said, NEVER has a Rubber Boa tried to bite me or strike. They are such unique, gentle and placid creatures. An absolute joy to discover under a piece of fallen redwood bark. Usually tgere is an adorable Ensatina sharing the same bark as a Rubber Boa….

[seeratlasdtyria]

In my almost 75 years of "herping" I have Never been bitten by a king snake, OR a hog nosed for that matter; and I'm talking about wild ones, which I have come across routinely in the areas I've lived.

[Ryodraco]

I'd say a defensive bite from a plains hognose is almost impossible, since their defensive repertoire is built on bluffing (they even strike at predators with their mouth closed). The only thing you'd have to worry about is them mistaking you for food.

[NecroGoblin-ylfx]

got a plated lizards (gerrhosaurus major) she is 23, so an old lady :)
and only time i have been bitten, where at feeding while she accidently got my finger.
when they are angry they will hit you with their tail, so not very likely to bite, but might get you when feeding or mistaking your wiggling fingers as food.

[enricojeremias]

Blind snakes (those hitchhikers in potted plants ...) - never see them, never get bitten.

[cowbell]

I appreciate this! I never knew about rubber boas, now I want a few of them. I have a ball python and we're already thick as thieves, and he doesn't bite, he will just puff himself up and hiss, like a little cobra! He doesn't open his mouth unless he is yawning, drinking water, taking a dump or eating a mouse.

[danielalvarez]

I'm surprised to see the Bearded Dragons absent from this list. I once owned a beardie, and the only time he bit me was by accident. He went through a stint in which he wasn't eating, and the vet told us to force feed him with a syringe. I attempted to pry his mouth open, and I almost got it opened, and when he went to shut it back up, my finger just so happened to be at the wrong spot at the wrong time. He nipped me. It was surprisingly painful. I couldn't believe the bite force he possessed. But he never intentionally bit any of us and he was easy to handle.

[jaymartin]

Sweet! Another video where I got introduced to animals I've never heard of before! 😃

[Ohh_Is_That_Sooo...]

I saw the title and click just to say, "LIAR!" 😂
But, nice start and save, lol. I will stay now 😁

[valeriemcdaniel]

So now I want mountain horned dragons and my husband says "thanks a lot Adam" 😂

[squishy]

Just got my second Schneider skink they are absolutely wonderful species really underrated