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How Should I Adjust My Bearded Dragon Husbandry for Summer?
Bearded dragons might need some extra help to regulate their body temperatures in the summer. The daytime temperature on your beardy’s basking rock should be between 95° and 110°, never…
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Picky Eaters: Tips and Tricks to Get Your Reptile Eating Again
How can you tell if your pet’s lack of appetite is serious or just a simple case of being picky? There are three main reasons your bearded dragon, leopard gecko, pixie frog, or other herpene…
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American Toad Care Guide
The American toad is one of the easiest amphibians to keep (not to mention easiest to get). Its range covers much of eastern Canada and the United States. They live in marshes, wetlands,…
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How to Get Crickets to Grow Faster
Getting crickets to grow as fast as possible is all about meeting their needs perfectly in a clean, stress-free environment. Like all insects, crickets need a specific mix of heat, moisture,…
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Why Are Discoid Roaches Legal in Florida?
Roaches are one of the best feeder insects out there. But as every Florida reptile owner should know, dubia roaches are illegal statewide. That’s because if dubia roaches were to escape…
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Why More Students Search for “Pay Someone to Take My Online Class”
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Don’t Let your Leopard Gecko Get Sick Tail
Leopard geckos store most of their excess body fat in their chunky little tails. A fat (though obviously not too fat) tail is cute, but it’s also a sign that your gecko is healthy. A leopard…
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How Fast Do Baby Chicks Grow?
Chicks are typically sold the day they hatch. This means you will basically have them from the moment they’re born. When your chickens first arrive, they’ll be about four inches tall…
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