Ah… reptiles. We’re not sure who might have first thought to themselves, “Hm. That boa constrictor looks like it would make a great pet.” But all the same, millions of people find themselves living in close quarters with a reptile pet. And while these unique animals may not be the best of choice to cuddle up with for a good night’s rest, Reptiles have found their way into our home and lives, both as pets—and sometimes as unwelcomed guests.
The crested gecko, also known scientifically as the rhacodactylus ciliatus, is a popular lizard that can be kept by pet owners new and experienced because they are considered docile lizards. Crested geckos were actually thought to be extinct before 1994 when they were "rediscovered" on an island off the coast […]
Read moreChameleon care is extremely delicate. As a result, they are not recommended for novice reptile owners. However, owning a chameleon can be very rewarding if you have some experience with reptiles, time to devote to it, and are up for the challenge. One very important point to keep in mind […]
Read moreHow To Set Up a Red-Eared Slider Tank Whether you’re a long-time turtle owner or you’re still considering getting your first reptile, one thing to decide is how to set up a tank for your pets. Of course, turtles have needs that change as they physically grow, so it’s important […]
Read moreRosy Boas make excellent pets, but the right husbandry is key. Since these snakes originate in Mexico and Baja California, their ideal habitat replicates this hot, humid climate where they in. Consider the following questions when configuring the ideal habitat for a rosy boa: 5 star rated light weight tank comes […]
Read moreStraight from the canopy of South American rain forests come the Emerald Tree Boa, a gorgeous bright green serpent that is an uncommonly kept pet, although a great companion. These unique boas get their scientific species name, Corallus caninus, from the "coral" color of their young and "canine"-looking shape of […]
Read moreAre Columbian Red Tail Boas Easy to Take Care of? As long as you do your research, know what you’re doing, and your boa trusts you, they usually are. The biggest challenge is working with the boa’s size because it requires a lot of space with a healthy environment to […]
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