As you plan to bring a chameleon home, you need to set up the cage as a close replication of nature to make your chameleon happy. In the wild, the chameleon spends a solitary life on the bush and is surrounded by many plants. So, you need to fill the chameleon’s enclosure with live or … Read more
Bearded dragons do not communicate with one another through sounds. These dragons communicate via particular body language. They bob their heads to express their mood, health, and emotions. It is essential to understand the various gestures displayed by your lizard in order to comprehend their mental and physical behaviour patterns. Understanding head bobbing in bearded … Read more
As an owner, it is your responsibility to keep your pet happy and healthy. There are some problems you should look out for, one of them being weight loss in crested geckos. You should be on the lookout for your geckos being overweight or underweight. Babies and young geckos usually have skinnier structures than adults … Read more
Bearded dragon impaction is something that many owners are afraid of and it may cause serious health problems if left untreated. In some cases, it can be fatal and may even cause death. A bearded dragon who suffers from serious impaction will not be very mobile, as one or both legs may be paralyzed and … Read more
Bearded dragons are ancient lizards that appear largely in the deserts of Central Australia. These lizards may be infected with contagious diseases and one such disease is Yellow fungus that causes a small yellow to brown crust on the body and it may get thicken and turn darker over time. This disease may greatly affect … Read more
Bearded dragons are lizards and figuring out how to breed them is not easy. You cannot easily guess which dragon you have, either male or female. But once you figure out the gender of your dragon, then it may help you in breeding your dragons more easily in the future. Over time, some external features … Read more
Tail rot is a serious condition that is caused by trauma to the tail such as getting crushed, pinched, cut or even getting bitten by another lizard. A low blood supply to your dragon’s tail or an internal infection that spreads due to trauma can cause tail rot too. Other reasons include your dragon experiencing … Read more
Crested geckos can be easily taken care of if bought healthy in the first place which is why you need to keep signs of a healthy gecko in mind especially when it comes to their body build that should be stocky in appearance. Even though nocturnal, they should show signs of being alert when you … Read more
Crested gecko mouth rot is also known as Ulcerative Stomatitis or Infectious Stomatitis in reptiles. If detected in time, it is preventable and treatable. However, if your gecko does not receive prompt treatment, this sickness can spread to the lungs, digestive tract, and could be fatal in some situations. By examining crested geckos mouth rot … Read more
Crested geckos were initially expected to be extinct but it wasn’t until 1994 that a new population was found in New Caledonia. Although their exports are not permitted anymore, there are however large breeding operations taking place in the United States and Europe. Famous for their laid-back, people-friendly personalities and now a breed that is … Read more