Crested geckos make great pets. Native to New Caledonia, these reptiles were thought to be extinct but were rediscovered in the 1990s. They can grow… Read More »How Many Eggs Does A Crested Gecko Lay? (Baby Geckos)
Leopard geckos are such interesting creatures. Native to arid places like India and Pakistan, they can reach a length of up to ten inches for… Read More »How Many Eggs Does A Leopard Gecko Lay? (Important Info)
The official name for the consumption of faeces is ‘coprophagy’ and, while this is considered abnormal and abhorrent for humans, it can be perfectly normal… Read More »Do Gerbils Eat Their Own Poop? (The Strange Truth)
One of the most popular pets in the US, UK and Europe is the Hamster. They are generally very easy to care for and make… Read More »Will A Hamster Die Without A Wheel? (You Need To Know This)
When you are new to leopard gecko ownership it can often be a confusing time. At times you may feel as though your leopard gecko… Read More »Why Does My Leopard Gecko Never Come Out? Leos That Hide.
There are many types of geckos, however three of the most popular for reptile keepers are the leopard, Crested and Gargoyle Geckos. Being a good… Read More »Why Is My Gecko Digging? The Reasons May Suprise You.
Owning a pet bearded dragon is an amazing experience. Each has its own fun personality and it is a joy to get to know your… Read More »How To Tell If A Bearded Dragon Is Happy, Healthy Or Stressed.
The humble French Bulldog has taken a place in many pet owners hearts in recent years. They have literally exploded in popularity with their cute… Read More »Do French Bulldogs Shed and are they hypoallergenic?
You may have heard about the leatherback bearded dragon and wondered what one is. You may also be trying to find one to buy or… Read More »The Leatherback Bearded Dragon, Costs, Care And Where To Buy
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