Author: Phil
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Can Chameleons Eat Dead Insects?
Chameleons are only supposed to eat live insects. Firstly, because dead insects are not healthy for them, and secondly, they won’t be attracted to them in the first place. Can Chameleons Eat Dead Insects? Have you ever considered feeding your chameleon dead and dried insects because it is less gross and just so…
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How To Breed Crickets For A Bearded Dragon
Breeding crickets at home is a great way to save money on buying them to feed to your pet and will give you a consistent supply, without ever having to venture out to the pet store. Breeding these insects is relatively simple provided that you have the right set-up, furthermore, you could start up a…
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What Do You Do If You Find Snake Eggs In Your Back Yard?
Snakes are commonly found throughout the world – from North America to Europe, Africa to Australia, and everywhere in between. In fact, the only place where you won’t find these slithery creatures in Antarctica. If you find snake eggs in your backyard, the best thing that you can do is put them back where you…
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Do Red Eared Sliders Bite?
Red-eared sliders are medium-sized turtles that can deliver quite a painful bite that might be particularly unpleasant to small children. However, it is unlikely that they would ever bite just for the sake of it and would need to feel threatened or scared if they were going to attack. Introduction to Do Red Eared…
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Can Two Red-Eared Sliders Live Together?
Red-eared sliders are hardy turtles with a great temperament which makes them perfect for novice turtle owners. But you might be wondering, “Can two red-eared sliders live together?” The answer is yes, however, there are certain things you should know before housing two red-eared sliders together. Can Two Red-Eared Sliders Live Together? Determine the…
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Are Bearded Dragons Easy To Take Care Of?
Bearded dragons are a very popular choice of household pets and this is mainly because they are so easy to take care of, unlike many other species. However, this isn’t to say that you should enter into caring for one with your eyes closed as they do require a certain degree of care. Introduction…