Reptiles and Amphibians
Information about keeping reptiles and amphibians as pets, including general information about the care and housing of pet reptiles and amphibians. Includes information on pet frogs, salamanders, newts, lizards (anoles, bearded dragons, geckos, iguanas, monitors and more), snakes, and turtles and tortoises.
A humidity hide box can act as a supplemental source of humidity for your pet reptile and aid with shedding difficulties. Making a humidity hide is not difficult.
Introduction to keeping reptiles as pets, including choosing a healthy reptile, species of lizards, snakes, or turtles that are commonly considered by beginners, and general information about keeping reptiles as pets.
Many reptiles mass marketed by pet stores are among the most difficult to care for properly. Howver, there are some readily available reptiles that are suited to beginners. These animals are relatively low maintenance, compared to other reptiles, but they still need a significant investment in proper equipment up front.
When setting up a terrarium, some people would like to set up a mini ecosystem. Is this a good idea?
A selection of reptile and amphibian photos taken at Reptile World in Drumheller, Alberta.
A discussion of the risks of contracting Salmonella from reptiles, from your About.com guide.
