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The Essential Components of a Proper Iguana Cage -
Inspired Solutions (471) 
When people think about buying an iguana, different questions come to mind. More often than not, one of these questions is: Where do I keep it? People then try to find out the components of an iguana cage. If you are trying to find the best iguana cage for your pet, here's a guide for you: 1)... ( added 275 days 17 hours ago.) |
Learning About Snake Facts And Behaviors -
Stephanie Davies (603)   Stephanie Davies 
Snakes are probably the most misunderstood, and most
illogically feared creatures on the planet.
Of the 2,200-plus species of snakes in the world, fewer than 20 percent
are venomous. People have an instinctual
fear of snakes that stems back for thousands of years. It probably started... ( added 1 year 302 days ago.) |
General information on Snake and Reptile Cages -
Mark Chapple (2,676) 
If you are new to keeping snakes then I suggest you talk to snake keepers, pets shops that specialize in reptiles and read as much as possible. You should also understand that it will cost money to set yourself up properly to care for your reptile. Our home page has snake cage plans designed to... ( added 2 years 204 days ago.) |
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The importance of a plan when building a reptile cage -
Mark Chapple (2,676) 
Would you put together a model plane without looking at the finished plane's picture or looking at the plans? Does a builder build a house without a plan?
The answer to these is pretty clearly no. A homemade reptile cage is so much simpler though, you say. I can just put it together as I go.... ( added 2 years 204 days ago.) |
Materials for Reptile Cages -
Mark Chapple (2,676) 
What kind of materials should you use when constructing a reptile cage? This question was posed to me once by someone wishing to build their own reptile cage. They were particularly asking about pine and cedar as they had heard these were no good. But it did raise the question about what are the... ( added 3 years 40 days ago.) |
Five Snake Care Tips for Beginners -
V Berba Velasco Jr PhD (671)   V Berba Velasco Jr PhD
If you’re looking for an unusual, eye-catching pet, it’s hard to go wrong with a snake. They’re exotic enough to catch people’s interest, yet hardy enough to require minimal care. Nevertheless, uninformed first-time owners tend to make some basic mistakes, some of which can be quite costly. Here... ( added 3 years 187 days ago.) |
A Guide to Bearded Dragon Diseases -
Sarah Munn (1,209) 
When properly fed and with appropriate UV light, the bearded dragon is a robust and healthy creature, typically living 8-12 years, occasionally even 15. However, like many reptiles, they will try to hide illness or injury. The first danger to deal with is substrate. Impaction is an issue where... ( added 1 year 50 days ago.) |
Why Bearded Dragons Make Great Pets -
Sarah Munn (1,209) 
Reptiles are fast becoming the most popular pets around, and in the number one spot in the popularity stakes are the bearded dragons. If you don’t know a lot about these reptiles, you may be excused for wondering what all of the fuss is about. Bearded dragons make great pets for a number of... ( added 1 year 51 days ago.) |
How And Where To Find Your Chameleon -
William Wright (21) 
Chameleons How And Where To Find Them
Chameleons are very fascinating and interesting as pets. Choosing a chameleon could be tricky though. There are many ways and sources to get a chameleon for you.
You can get it from the pet store or reptile shows etc. It is however very important to... ( added 2 years 48 days ago.) |
Iguanas: the Intensive Care -
EmsWild4Reptilz (27)   EmsWild4Reptilz 
IGUANAS:
THE INTESIVE CARE PLAN
The most frequent causes of death for captive Iguanas are a combination of poor health due to improper diet and inadequate lighting and heat. ( added 2 years 94 days ago.) |
When Lizards Will Not Eat, They Have to Eat -
The Lizard Lounge (80) 
Like any animal, lizards at times in captivity will need to be force fed. There are situations and conditions which will result in a lizard not eating on their own. Some diseases lizards can get will result in seizures, or a similar condition. It is imperative not to feed them during an incident... ( added 2 years 112 days ago.) |
Mobile Phones and Wild Animals Sounds -
S Baker (17) 
The mobile phone offers an outlet for more than just staying connected to the world. In fact, many people have found that they can express themselves through a wide variety of ways. Think about the mobile phone you have and see how you can make it just a little more, well, you. For example... ( added 2 years 223 days ago.) |
Bearded Dragons Cage - Controlling the Temperature -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Beardies require a temperature gradient in their enclosures because they can't regulate their body temperatures like. They have to thermo regulate, which means that they have to move between areas of differing temperatures in order to regulate their internal temperature. To produce heat and a... ( added 278 days ago.) |
Guide for Housing a Bearded Dragon -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Bearded Dragons need a large enough habitat to allow for a variety of distances from the heat source. A glass aquarium is recommended for security, ease of maintenance, and pet viewing. To avoid the expense of multiple habitats as your pet grows to adulthood, consider using a partition that can... ( added 278 days ago.) |
Bearded Dragons Shedding - Is Skin Exfoliation A Problem? -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
A beardie sheds its skin regularly. In order for this to happen, he requires the correct conditions. In captivity these conditions are aided by a basking lamp and warm environment. Together with exfoliation would be the sun lamp. As I mentioned, dragons love to bask in the sun. To create this... ( added 278 days ago.) |
What Is The Right Substrate To Use For A Bearded Dragon? -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Bearded Dragons Substrates The substrate (sometimes called flooring) is the material used to line your dragon's housing. In their native environment, Beardies live in sandy desert areas. Playground sand is often used because it is relatively dust free and easy to maintain, although there have... ( added 278 days ago.) |
Bearded Dragons Feeding - The Seven Foods You Must Keep Away From Your Bearded Dragon -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Feeding bearded dragons is quite simple and should give no problem to any bearded dragon owner. The type of food you feed your dragon can vary depending on its age. At the earlier stages of life a dragon will need more protein and fewer greens, but it is advisable to introduce greens as early... ( added 278 days ago.) |
Bathing Bearded Dragons - How To Do it Right? -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Bathing Bearded Dragons is one of the parts your lizard pet will enjoy much and help it remaining healthy. Many bearded dragons owner don't know how to bath and keep a dragon clean, so this should give you the basics about. Many Beardie keepers come to appreciate the benefits of bathing their... ( added 278 days ago.) |
Bearded Dragons Diseases And Ilnesses Guide - How To Keep A Bearded Dragon Healthy And Long Living? -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Bearded Dragons are extremely hardy lizards, when they are provided with the proper temperatures and lighting in their environment. However, they are also pets who do their best to hide their symptoms from us when they become ill, as do most other reptiles. This is no doubt an instinctual... ( added 282 days 1 hour ago.) |
How To Make A Bearded Dragon Eat More Veggies? -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Lizards from Pogona genus are commonly named as Bearded Dragon. They have broad triangular heads and flattened bodies. They reach a manageable average size of about 18-22 inches (46-56 cms). The average weight is about 10-18 ounces (283-510 gm) The species of Bearded Dragons get their name from a... ( added 282 days 1 hour ago.) |
9 Signs to Look for when Choosing a Bearded Dragon -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Many times people get a beardie and just love the creature but unfortunately the animal dies in a couple of weeks or months. In fact, statistics show that more than 70% of beardies die in their first year of life, if they live together with a new owner. So, when you want to get a Bearded Dragon... ( added 282 days 1 hour ago.) |
Bearded Dragons Impaction - How To Avoid It? -
Florian Ross (1,107) 
Bearded Dragons Impaction is one of the causes that generated many bearded dragons deaths. In the case of a major impaction, the animal will not be very mobile, one or both back legs may appear paralyzed. If the impaction is higher in the digestive track, the front legs may also be paralyzed. A... ( added 282 days 2 hours ago.) |
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Common Types of Bearded Dragons -
Sarah Munn (1,209) 
Bearded dragons are native to Australia, and like the vastness that Australia has to offer, there is also a large number of different species, and variations of bearded dragons over the large continent. All species of bearded dragons are popular because of their quiet nature, ease of handling... ( added 1 year 42 days ago.) |
What is Good Conformation? -
Ron Petracek (484) 
Conformation—the way a horse is put together—will determine not only how sound a horse remains throughout his life, but will also determine to what extent he will excel at his particular discipline. While some points of conformation vary with the type of horse and what job he is doing, there are... ( added 1 year 84 days ago.) |
Snakes the Phenomenon -
EmsWild4Reptilz (27)   EmsWild4Reptilz 
SNAKES THE PHENOMENON
Scales, Serpents & Superstitions
It will come as no surprise to anyone that historically speaking Snakes, with their forked tongues narrow pupils and scaly skin are at the root of some of our darkest fears and phobias. It doesn’t much matter your evolutionary Bias …... ( added 2 years 100 days ago.) |
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