Opinion and Conservation Iniatives
The problem with calling our pet reptiles a "collection"
Let's face it, once you get one you want more! Gotta catch em all!
Reptiles are a luxury hobby and should be treated as such. Lets delve deep into this and see what we as keepers need to do to ensure we are actively taking care of our pets the best way we can!
- Josh Halter
Why Herpetoculture is a Luxury Hobby - Do your research before buying!
Reptiles and amphibians are obtained easily in the community, but why is research so important? Most reptiles need a very extensive setup so understanding that first so you can provide a high level of care is necessary.- Josh Halter
Sandworm Care and Maintenance
A great April Fools blog about the care of the delicate sandwurm : )- Customer Care
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Can You Keep a Wild Reptile as a Pet
Considering a wild reptile as a pet? Think twice. Captivity can be challenging for wild reptiles, and sourcing them can harm ecosystems. Opt for captive-bred reptiles from reputable sources, prioritizing their welfare and conservation. Making informed and ethical choices ensures a fulfilling pet ownership experience while promoting wildlife conservation, come and learn!- Josh Halter
Help USARK Fight For Your Rights!
USARK is actively fighting litigation to protect your rights when it comes to keeping exotic animals. USARK attempts to thwart illegitimate laws or clauses that directly ban or prohibit animal transportation across the USA.- Josh Halter
The Pros & Cons of Commercial vs DIY Bioactive Substrates
Here at Bio Dude we take great pride in our formulas. As one of the very first business to bring this husbandry technique commercially available we are happy to allow you to see the pros and cons of purchasing from us vs trying to make your own substrate. Thank you for your support!- Josh Halter
