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Dwarf Hamster Care – How to Take Care of Your Dwarf Hamster
Caring For A Dwarf HamsterBefore adopting a robo dwarf hamster because it sounds like the hamster version of the terminator, new pet hamster parents might want to learn the various choices available when it comes to dwarf hamsters. All pets have needs when it comes to...
What do snakes eat?
Most people know that snakes eat mice. Yes, it's true, snakes do eat mice, but not a lot of people know all the other things they eat, too. And the fact that all snakes are meat-eaters. So what do snakes eat? Here are some things you...
Leopard Geckos – Why They Make a Good Exotic Pet
Why Leopard Geckos Make Good Exotic PetsThey are fun to handle and fun to watch and they make a good pet for a responsible child!Leopard geckos are easy to care for and they take to humans well. Most people that own them really enjoy them. They are fun to handle and...
African Dwarf Frogs – We don’t eat fish food!
African Dwarf frogs are completely aquatic, and they can live in a heated fish tank! Although African Dwarf frogs appreciate some frozen and thawed, or live bloodworms every now and then, you don't have to worry about feeding them live foods all the time! ...
The Amazing Tokay Geckos
"Gekko gecko" The Tokay gecko Tokay geckos, the second largest gecko known are a beautiful addition to any herpetologists collection. Tokay geckos are named after the bark they make. The Tokay gecko is pretty easy to keep as a pet. I would not recommend them for a...
Keeping Mourning Geckos As Pets
So you want a Mourning Gecko as pet? Well the good news is that you’ve come to the right place, or maybe you’re just looking for the right pet for you – well you’re still in the right place.Mourning Gecko’s are easy to keep and great for beginners to reptiles....