How to Take Care of a Pet
Did you know that bearded dragons can live to be 15 years old or older? These popular little reptiles make fantastic pets, and bearded dragon care isn’t complicated once you know the basics. We’re here to talk about how to choose the right bearded dragon food for your reptile companion. Read on to learn more. … Read more
Many people choose bearded dragons as pets instead of dogs or cats because they’re cute, highly social animals and don’t need much care. A healthy bearded dragon can live for 10 to 15 years. These robust-looking lizards are very responsive to their owners and very easy to tame. In short, bearded dragons are the most … Read more
Leopard geckos are a type of lizard that is easy to care for and live in captivity. They can be thought of as the “starter” reptile, and though they are not as flashy as a snake, they are among the more interesting reptiles around. Leopard geckos are one of the few lizards, along with some … Read more
When it comes to the size of the bearded dragon tank, bigger is always better. Bigger tanks provide more space for your dragon to roam and prevent him/her from becoming stressed. Generally, larger tanks or enclosures are recommended in order to house multiple dragons, allowing each one its own space to live in. The optimal … Read more
Although they may not look as cuddly as cats or dogs, bearded dragons are one of the best companions a reptile lover can ever ask for. Because despite how fearsome their name is, bearded dragons only got it because of the flap of skin underneath their chin. When threatened, that excess skin will open up … Read more
Although bearded dragons tend to be a low-maintenance pet once they’re properly settled, they still need a good home setup to keep them happy and healthy. When welcoming a bearded dragon into your family it’s important to consider what size tank is best for your bearded dragon as well as how much space is available … Read more
Choosing the right pet for you and your family can be a complicated task. From size to dietary needs, several factors should be considered when deciding what type of pet to bring home. If you have ruled out cats and dogs, there are certain types of reptiles that can be an excellent fit for your … Read more
For some folks, a cat or a dog is not enough! For them, adopting a non-traditional pet is the way to go. It’s a way for them to experience the jungle up close; therefore, they go for different types of reptiles. Reptiles make excellent pets, and some of the most common reptile pets are turtles, … Read more
Leopard geckos aren’t recognized for changing colors, so keep an eye on your gecko if you see any discoloration, such as yellowness. Check to see if the discoloration is a darker yellow or a brighter yellow; a darker yellow could indicate stress. According to GeckoAdvice.com – “You may see the yellow tint when the leopard … Read more
You are probably here because one or more of your pets feed on dubia roaches. In fact, these roaches make nutritious meals for pets ranging from almost all reptiles, certain amphibians, fish, birds and even inverts! It can be a hassle to drive down to the pet store to get roaches every other week or … Read more
Author: Allen Brown Pet reptiles are popular for many reasons. Lizards, snakes, turtles, and tortoises are beloved by children and adults and likely will be forever. These creatures make truly unique pets, but this means that their care is also unique. The following will explore the basic care and considerations you need to have if … Read more