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How To Keep A Bearded Dragon Healthy And Long Living?

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 behavior, since a sick Beardie, in the wild, would probably not live for very long.

Florian Ross

 

 
How To Make A Bearded Dragon Eat More Veggies

A common problem many bearded dragons have is when the dragon refuse to eat veggies. This can get very serious and caused many times the death of bearded dragons.

Florian Ross

 

 
Aggressive Iguana Behavior

An iguana is a fascinating lizard pet that when handled properly and gently from the time they are received, are not aggressive at all. When an iguana does show aggression he shows signs of fight or flight syndrome and will hide away or try to fight.

Trevor Albinez

 

 
Animals Of A Different Sort

If you had told me I would be marrying a herpetologist/alligator wrestler and sharing my home with exoctic animals including a deadly mamba, I would have walked, no, run the other way.

Denise Kelso

 

 
Run Away Reptiles and Pets

Folks often love the idea of exotic pets, especially reptiles. Snakes, exotic lizards and alligators are constantly requested at pet stores. The problem is that often when folks get tired of the up-keep of such pets they allow them to escape into the wild and they do. Once the get away, sometimes they do not come back and if you have a male and female or a pregnant reptile which gets away, you can cause some real problems for the local eco-system.

Lance Winslow

 

 
Tips on Buying an Amphibian for a Pet

So you are in the market for a pet frog, toad or salamander and you are wondering what your first step should be? We can spell it out in one word: RESEARCH. Because there are literally thousands of amphibians to chose from, before purchasing one you need decide which one is going to work best for you.

Katie Gee

 

 
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