West Virginia is home to a diverse array of reptiles including 6 species of lizards. From the fast-running six-lined racerunner to the common eastern fence lizard lizards can be found in forests, fields, and even backyards across the state. While none of the lizards in West Virginia are venomous, they can still give a nip … Read more
Monitoring your bearded dragon’s poop is an important part of its care. If you have recently purchased a new beardie, it may not poop right away due to the stress of moving but this needs to be monitored. If it lasts more than a week then there could be a serious problem. This can also … Read more
Ball pythons are one of the most popular pet snake species. As snake owners, it’s important to understand all aspects of their health – including their pee. Here’s a comprehensive guide to demystifying ball python pee. Do Ball Pythons Pee? Yes ball pythons do pee. However, their urinary system is a bit different from mammals. … Read more
Leopard geckos are very popular pet reptiles for both kids and adults. Theyre small, quiet, colorful, and easy to handle but like other reptiles, they do require appropriate habitats in order to thrive. By providing your leopard gecko with an appropriately sized enclosure, the correct substrate, lighting, and accessories, youll not only give your gecko … Read more
Bearded dragon substrate has been a matter of debate for quite some time. Read our helpful guide to find out why, and which substrates are the best. One of the most important aspects of your Bearded dragons enclosure is its substrate. Bearded dragon substrate has been a matter of debate between Bearded dragon owners for … Read more
Why Is My Ball Python Periscoping? An Explainer Have you noticed your ball python occasionally lifting its head and part of its body upright? As a pet parent, this behavior may concern you. Perhaps you worry your python is being aggressive or defensive and prepare for it to strike. However, rest assured periscoping is completely … Read more
Fun and educational pets, aquatic turtles can be prone to skin fungus. If left untreated, the fungus may become lethal. Frequently examine your aquatic turtles skin for signs of skin fungus. Consult a veterinarian who specializes in turtles if you suspect skin fungus or other health issues. Fuzzy white or gray patches on your turtles … Read more
How to tell if your Snake is a Proper Weight by Snake Discovery So your snake is looking a little chubby. Is that really a problem? After all, it looks kind of cute with those fat rolls, right? Previously, I covered how to get your snake back to a healthy weight if it has gotten … Read more
However, they are prone to a common condition called mouth rot, which can cause serious health problems if left untreated. In this article, we will discuss the signs and symptoms of crested gecko mouth rot and provide tips on diagnosing and preventing this condition. By understanding the causes of mouth rot and taking steps to … Read more
In medical terms, a prolapse means an organ or body part has slipped forward or down. In a box turtle, an organ that has prolapsed will generally slide out the cloacal vent. You will be able to see it dragging when they walk. This can be life threatening. In most cases, you’ll need to get … Read more