The most common reptiles and amphibians in the pet trade

Not sure which herp is best for you? So many choices with so much research  to do, let this guide help you with deciphering which pet is best for you!

What is the best type of decor for arboreal reptiles?

Arboreal reptiles and amphibians spend the majority of their time in the trees and under canopy. How do I mimic their environment as closely as possible? Let this helpful care guide provide help you with your decor choices to mimic their environment as closely as possible. 

What Are the Best Types of Décor for Terrestrial Reptiles?

A common myth about reptiles is that they don’t care about the way their enclosure looks, as long as their basic needs are being met. However, décor isn’t just about making an enclosure look pretty. It’s about making the enclosure more functional for your reptile to use. Today we’re not talking about principles of interior design; we’re talking about environmental enrichment which is one of the most overlooked husbandry standards in the hobby. 

How to create feeding stations and how to train your reptiles and amphibians to use them.

Creating feeding stations, tong feeding and hand feeding  your reptiles can be a great way to monitor their overall health, as well as nurture the human animal bond experience. This article briefly covers how to feed and provide food for your herp in many ways that will not only benefit them, but you as well.

Reptiles Rock --- and so do minerals! Learn why they are the BEEZ NEEZ for your bioactive terrarium

The Dude's guide to rocks and bioactive terrariums. How they benefit your reptiles, soil and overall aid in your husbandry practices with captive reptiles and amphibians.

Why Reptiles Need Enclosure Décor

Bland enclosures are boring, not just for us; but for your pet reptiles too. Learn why they are pivotal to creating a bioactive habitat.