Reptile Care Sheets and Other Information

If you’ve ever expressed interest in owning lizards, snakes, or any manner of scaly friend, chances are that you have questions on how to set up their enclosure. Specifically, you may be wondering how to use a heat pad for reptiles. After ...

Red tail boas (also commonly known as a Boa constrictor imperator) are a very common choice of reptile pet among snake fanciers new and veteran. Purchasing one and introducing it into your home can be an extremely exciting and rewarding ...

You did it! You took the first step in ball python ownership and decided that you actually want one. Now comes the exciting part. Figuring out how to set up a ball python habitat and acquiring the right materials. Navigating the world of reptile ...

Feeding your snake will be a cornerstone of its care. That’s why, before taking a pet snake home, it’s essential that you do understand what and how they eat. The first thing to keep in mind is that all snakes – wild or pet- are ...

Before seeking out a corn snake as a pet, you may be trying to research what they’ll need. This means looking up what exactly corn snakes eat (such as frozen mice), and how to make sure they consume their food. No one wants to be caught ...

When researching which reptile pet to get, one aspect of care often not discussed is “how much does a heat lamp and light actually cost to run”. However, the overall cost of these devices can surprise some unaware people. That is why ...

Ball pythons are one of the most popular starter reptile pets. However, that means there can be quite a big learning curve when it comes to feeding them since for many owners this is their first time feeding a snake. If you find yourself in this ...

Ball pythons are often a person’s first foray into the world of keeping reptiles—the benefits of which are obvious. Low maintenance, docile, and non-aggressive, this snake species has every desirable trait a new herper could want in their first ...

Knowing how to feed your snake frozen mice is an essential aspect of snake care. It’s just as important as getting the right size enclosure, figuring out their ideal temperature range, and understanding the quirks of that particular species. ...

If you’ve ever wondered “Can I put my milk snake with my common corn snake?” the general consensus is a resounding “no”. Experts unanimously advise against putting multiple snakes in the same enclosure. The one exception is when breeding snakes, ...