If you’ve always been fascinated with dragons, you may have been disappointment, when as a child, you found out that they are fictional. But hey, maybe you’d finally like the chance to disprove people by saying that you actually own a dragon? Here are some guidelines for taking care of a Chinese Water Dragon: Know […]
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How To Take Care of a Corn Snake
The corn snake, also known as the red rat snake, is popularly regarded as one of the easiest snakes to take care of. That’s because of their relative smallness (they rarely go longer than 5 feet), their high capacity for adapting in different environments, their mild temperament, their hardiness, and their ease of breeding. Read […]
How To Take Care of a Tokay Gecko
Geckos belong to the lizard family and are technically reptiles. Not many people are fond of lizards because they seem to appear scary. Yet, quite a few, and that probably includes you, want to keep them as pets. The Tokay Gecko, in particular, is a favorite among lizard-loving pet owners primarily because of its attractive […]
How To Take Care of Aquatic Turtles as Pets
Keeping aquatic turtles as pets may seem easy—until you try to care for one yourself. The image of turtles as being easy to care for most likely arose because of the turtle’s reputation for hardiness and longevity. It may be true that turtles live long in their natural habitats, but keeping them as house pets […]
Bearded Dragon Housing
Providing a good home for your bearded dragon is essential in raising a happy and healthy pet. As with all aspects of dragon care, following some simple guidelines can increase your chances of being a succesful dragon owner. There are different options that you can use for housing your bearded dragon in. Each option has […]
Do Bearded dragon need Vitamin and Calcium Supplements?
In addition to the feeding of prey and vegetation, bearded dragon supplements should be regularly included. Yes, Bearded Dragen needs Vitamin and calcium Supplements. Providing suppplements will help your dragon get the calcium and vitamins they need. It is very important to make sure your dragons diet is supplemented with calcium and vitamins. In the […]
Why Your Bearded Dragon is Not Eating
One of the most worrying things that can happen with a bearded dragon is that it will sometimes stop eating. There are a variety of reasons for this, some simple and some more complex. Temperature If temperature is too low during the day, a dragon will go off his food. It should be around 100 […]
Bearded Dragon Shedding
All reptiles shed their skin as they grow and bearded dragons are no exception! Here’s what you will have to expect when it comes time for your dragon to start shedding. What does ‘shedding’ mean? As reptiles grow, they get rid of the first layer of skin and replace it with a new, fresh layer. […]
Some Considerations When Buying Cheap Beardie Cages
Housing for a reptile will, of course, vary with the type and size of your pet. A tree dwelling or climbing reptile will be happiest in a tall narrow cage with branches for climbing. A terrestrial reptile will be happiest in a wide, low cage. Aquariums with screen covers or glass fronted wooden cages make […]
What You Need To Know About Constipation In Bearded Dragons
A common issue in the health of bearded dragons is the risks associated with impaction or constipation. Impaction occurs when the lizard is unable to digest the food they eat fully, which causes blockages in the intestines. The typical causes are related to improper diets and substandard living-conditions. However, before you decide to take your […]
Beardies’ Early Warning Signs Of Ilness
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: POSSIBLE PROBLEM: Dark circles under the eye, in the area of the lower lid Sign of illness. Darkening of their facial, beard or head color Sign of unhappiness. A general look of peakedness and apathy Sign of illness. Loss of flesh around the tail base Sign of not eating enough. Noticeable […]
Testing Your Beardie For Salmonella
“Is there any possibility of a family that wishes for herps of any kind to have the animal tested for Salmonella?” This is an excellent question and one for which there is an excellent multi-part answer. Sure, you can spend upwards of $40 or more to check your herp for salmonella by stool culture. But […]