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An In-depth Ball Python Care Sheet
If you already have another reptile at home, the new snake needs to be quarantined due to the risk of mites and I.B.D., inclusion body disease. An initial checkup with a vet is in order for parasites.
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How to Train Your Cat to Walk on a Leash
Do you love your cat? Consider teaching her to walk on a leash! Your cat will be safer, live longer, and have their senses stimulated by the great outdoors. Step-by-step instructions for success included!
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5 Reasons for Breeding Your Own Feeder Rats and Mice for Snakes
If you have reptiles, you may want to start breeding feeder rodents. Rats and mice are the most common species. Shipping costs are only getting higher each year. Save tons of money and even make some!
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What to Do if Your Vermicomposting Worms Are Trying to Escape
What should you do if your worms have decided to make a break for it? I cover six proven tips to prevent your worms from escaping.
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How to Treat a Bite From a Wild or Domestic Rat
Rat bites, whether from a wild or a domestic rat, can be very serious. This article focuses on how to treat rat bites in order to prevent infection.
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How to Treat Scale Rot in Snakes - Part I
What is scale rot? Scientifically it is known as necrotic dermatitis. Snakes, such as ball pythons, and other reptiles like bearded dragons, can get exposed and infected to bacteria in warm and too moist environments. I go over how to identify and treat scale rot. I included a video where I...
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Why Ball Pythons Make Great Pets
Ball pythons are small, beautiful, docile, and highly recommended as good pets for first-time snake owners. This article looks into where to buy one and what to look for in a healthy snake.