Reptile Care

Bearded Dragon Care Sheet

July 22, 2010

One might mistakenly call a bearded dragon to a toad with lots of spikes in the head. This is funny thing about this animal since the lizard has a blunt face, which is way unusual, and consisted of torm-like spikes. Bearded dragons (came from the genus Pogona) are one of the many dragons  found in [...]

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Basilisk Care Sheet

July 21, 2010

Basilisks are one of the commonly favorite lizards of most herpetologists. Green basilisk consist of a very bright green color which is so attractable by any means. There are four known species of basilisk. First is the Basiliscus vittatus or Striped basilisks are native of Southern Mexico, parts of Central America and then Columbia. We [...]

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Snake Bites, Dog Bites, George Bites? SnakeBytesTV

July 21, 2010

Snake Bites, Dog Bites, George Bites? SnakeBytesTV

Snake Bites, Dog Attacks, George Bites? Chewy is known for his snake bites, but is it all animals that want to bite him? We see if a lizard, a frog and even a dog are interested in attacking him. Is…

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Anole Care Sheet

July 20, 2010

Anoles is a small-type lizard mistakenly distiguish as “chameleons”. This is due to their color-changing ability, however, it is not true that they really are chameleons. Anoles are found almost in many countries such as America where they have only one native anoles there, the green anole about 9” in length (stl). Small lizards are [...]

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Sailfin Dragon Care Sheet

July 20, 2010

Lizards are composed of many sub-species and are mostly tamed by many exotic pet lovers. Yet,there are also lots of species which are not that good to be taken care off specially if you just started taming wild animals. One of them will be the sailfin lizards. They are found in many countries such as [...]

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Agama Care Sheet

July 19, 2010

As of today, exotic pets are very popular in the world. Even some known lizards are already in the list of famous exchange in pet trade. Agamas, from the genus Agamidae, are few of the said well-known lizards who touched the hearts of many pet lovers. Agamas are found mostly in dry areas of Africa, [...]

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Rosy Boa Care Sheet

July 18, 2010

Being one of the small members of boa family, Rosy boa are good in the pet trade. Their name came from the words Lichans meaning forfinger and oara meaning tail. They are also nuctornal animal which means they are mostly active at nights and dawns. With the life span of of 15 years, you can [...]

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King Snake / Milk Snake Care Sheet

July 17, 2010

There are no question that kingsnakes and milksnakes are one of the most beautiful snakes in the world. They have wonderful skin color and glossy, smooth, well-shaped scales. Their scientific name is Lampropeltis which came from the Greek word Lampro meaning “shiny” and peltis meaning “shield”. The origin of its name perfectly fits with their [...]

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Kenya Sand Boa Care Guide

July 16, 2010

Sand boas are closely related to the rosy and rubber boas of North America where they belong in the same group called erycine boas. They can be found most in Asia but then also natives in Africa and even some paarts of Europe. Kenyan sand boa or East African sand boa is distinguish for its [...]

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Gopher Snake Care Guide

July 15, 2010

Gopher snakes are native from America and Mexico. They are mostly ground-dwellers yet may also  be a semi-arboreal. This type of snake is mostly related with bull snakes and consisted of 8 subspecies. Their usual diets are small mammals, lizards, birds and eggs. They also do hybernation during fall and winter season. However, the ones [...]

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