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Bearded Dragon Daily Feeding Schedules by Age
Bearded dragons change a lot as they get older, and their dietary needs change too. As a juvenile, your beardy should be getting a high intake of good old-fashioned bug protein and fat with…
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My tree frog (We call him fat bastard lol)
Here’s one of my 3 tree frogs. This one comes out the most to eat. The others stay in my plant pot.
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New Leopard Gecko Owner
I need clarification on enclosure temperature gradient, heat sources, & feeding. What is considered the ‘Basking Surface’? Is this the floor of the warm side or the surface of the hide…
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How Long Each Feeder Insect Lives (Complete Lifespan & Growth Stage Chart)
If you wanna keep feeder insects, you’ve gotta know insects. There are those that go through metamorphosis like butterflies and others that hatch and get bigger until they’re adults.…
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Understanding Calcium & D3: Why Your Reptile Needs UVB Lighting
Calcium this, calcium that. We always talk about calcium, but not what it does for your pet, or its best friend: UVB. Reptiles can’t absorb calcium from their diet unless they have a steady…
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Going Bioactive: the “Cleanup Crew” You Need (Dermestid Beetles Explained)
Dermestid beetles can be a crucial part of your bioactive vivarium’s cleanup crew. They specialize on taking care of hard, dry material like shed skin and uneaten food. Along with some…
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How Long Each Feeder Insect Lives (Complete Lifespan & Growth Stage Chart)
In order to plan and maintain a healthy colony of feeder insects, you need to know how quickly they grow, reproduce, and die. There are two main kinds of feeder bugs: those that go through…
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Temperature & Humidity Mistakes That Kill Feeder Insects
If you want to avoid killing all your feeders when the seasons change, you just need to take note of a couple things. First is what your feeder’s tolerance to heat, cold, and humidity is.…
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