Author: Phil
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Can You Take A Crested Gecko On A Plane? What You Need To Know
Traveling with your pet crested gecko can be a fun and exciting experience – as long as you know what to expect. In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know about flying with a crested gecko, from the required documents to the best way to keep your pet safe and comfortable…
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15 Things What Not To Do With A Crested Gecko
When it comes to crested gecko care, there are a few things that you definitely don’t want to do. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the most common mistakes that people make when caring for these lizards, and we will provide tips on how to avoid them. So if you’re new to…
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Crested Gecko Food Expiration Date: What to Do When It’s Time
If you’re a crested gecko enthusiast, you know that feeding your little guy the right diet is essential to his health and well-being. One question that sometimes comes up is whether or not crested gecko food expires. The answer is yes – all food eventually goes bad. But don’t worry, we’ll tell you what to…
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What newts are not poisonous? A Helpful Guide
When most people think of newts, they think of poisonous creatures that can do harm to humans. However, what many people don’t know is that newts are not poisonous! In fact, they are a type of salamander and are completely harmless to humans. Newts have smooth skin and a long tail and can be found…
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How common are smooth newts?
Smooth newts are a common sight in the UK, but just how common are they? In this blog post, we will explore the distribution and population of smooth newts in the UK. We will also discuss their conservation status and what is being done to protect these creatures. Introduction The smooth newt is…
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Do Smooth Newts Bite? The Fascinating World of Amphibians
Do you know what a smooth newt is? If not, you’re in for a treat! This fascinating creature is one of the most common types of newts in the world. They are found in North America, Europe, and Asia. But do they bite? Introduction Smooth newts are small, Semi-aquatic salamanders that can be…