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90My Leopard Gecko Quit Eating
Leopard Geckos are one of the best beginner reptiles that you can find. They're a smaller reptile that takes up less room. They come in bright colors, and have a fairly simple habitat and husbandry...
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86What To Feed a Bearded Dragon
Bearded dragons eat both fruits and vegetables as well as insects, which makes them omnivorous. When feeding a bearded dragon you need to make sure that you can provide both a feeder insect as well as fruits...
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86Breeding and Raising for Discoid Roaches
Discoid roaches are a great staple feeder for larger reptiles. Geckos and other smaller reptile species can still be fed discoid roaches, as long as they are size appropriate. Roaches have a high...
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88Breeding and Caring for Crickets
Crickets make a great staple diet for reptile species, as they are very nutritious. But, buying crickets at a local pet store or bait shop on a regular basis can create a damper on one's wallet. So, you may...
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79Breeding and Raising for Superworms
Superworms are a worms that are approximately 2" long. They are very popular feeder for reptiles. These worms are naturally large and have no growth hormones unlike the giant mealworm. The total life span...
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81Breeding and Raising Butter Worms
Butter worms are a bright yellow and orange worm that is imported from Chile. It is known for its strong fruity smell that most reptiles love. Butter worms are common in Europe, and now in the U.S. These...
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64"Hotels" and hiding places for feeder insects
The term "roach motel" refers to a place for roaches and other feeder insects to hide in and climb on. There are a few different types that can be used for feeder insects. Old boxes Just place an old box...
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68Setting up a roach colony
Materials needed:Large Rubbermaid tote/glass aquarium/critter keeper/other plastic boxScreenScissorsUtility knifeStaple gunEgg crate/toilet paper rolls/paper towel rolls/Roach motel/hiding spotsHeat...
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