A Chinese Water Dragon can make a great pet. But before you buy one, there are some things you should know. One of the biggest questions is what do Chinese Water Dragons eat? Getting the right dietary balance is essential to making sure that your pet is healthy. The Chinese Water Dragon eats small prey … Read more
The Rhacodactylus leachianus, also known as the New Caledonian giant gecko or leachie, is a popular pet reptile. While not quite as popular as other New Caledonian geckos (such as the Crested and Gargoyle Geckos), leachies are an amazing pet if you’re looking for something a bit different. So, how can you take care of … Read more
Many reptiles can carry bacteria that can cause diseases in humans, such as leptospirosis, botulism, and salmonella. But are bearded dragons included on this list? Do bearded dragons carry salmonella? Yes, bearded dragons can carry salmonella. If you take proper precautions, however, you can minimize the risk of getting sick. These precautions include washing hands … Read more
Shell rot is an unfortunate problem that many turtles have to deal with. It’s not very uncommon, but it can be a potentially deadly issue if it’s not properly treated. However, there are quite a few lifestyle changes and quick fixes that can help to cure your turtle. If you want to know how to … Read more
Bearded dragons seem to consume almost any vegetables they see. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s okay for them to eat. Brussels sprouts are safe for a bearded dragon to eat as an occasional snack. Only give 1/4 of a finely chopped brussels sprout once per week with your bearded dragon’s food, however, as … Read more
Bearded dragons are rather particular about their diet. Some foods are safe for these lizards to eat, while others can harm them in a variety of ways. One food that many beardie owners have questions about is celery. In general, it is safe to let your bearded dragon eat celery. Celery should be raw but … Read more
If your bearded dragon is pooping multiple times per day (or hasn’t pooped in weeks), you might be concerned. First, we need to find out whether your bearded dragon is pooping normally or not: Adult bearded dragons will poop anywhere between once a day and once a week. Juvenile bearded dragons (under 8-12 months old) … Read more
Red-eared sliders are a popular breed to choose from for people of all ages. They’re adorable and fun to keep as pets, but have a few more care requirements than other turtles. For example, they must be able to be submerged in water several times a day. Various factors play a role in determining their … Read more
Seeing your bearded dragon slowing down, stopping eating, and eventually just laying there can be a somewhat stressful event the first time. You might be wondering: Is he dead or sleeping? Do bearded dragons hibernate? Bearded dragons don’t hibernate, but they do enter a hibernation-like state known as brumation. During their period of brumation, bearded … Read more
Armadillo girdled lizards are probably the closest thing we’ll ever get to real dragons. Just from how they look, there is not a lot about them to dislike. Armadillo girdled lizards make good pets for beginners because they are easy to care for, interactive, and live a long time. Unlike other lizards, you can even … Read more
