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Retained Eye Caps in Snakes Explained
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Retained Eye Caps in Snakes Explained

Snakes are fascinating creatures that need to be kept in clean environments where the humidity levels are just right for them. Should the hu...Read more
Keeping a Pet Milk Snake
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Keeping a Pet Milk Snake

If you have decided that you are interested in herpetology and keeping pet snakes, there are several good beginner species to choose from. O...Read more
5 Common Species of Terrapins that Make Great Pets
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5 Common Species of Terrapins that Make Great Pets

Terrapins are great little characters to keep as pets and although you may think looking after them is simple, you'd be mistaken because the...Read more
Common Health Issues In Tortoises
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Common Health Issues In Tortoises

Tortoises are a very popular pet here in the UK. They’re relatively cheap and easy to keep and they’re long lived. Plus, they can have very ...Read more
Keeping Turtles as Pets
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Keeping Turtles as Pets

Everyone knows someone who’s had a terrapin as a pet. These semi aquatic creatures that seem to do nothing much except bite and create slime...Read more
Recognising & Treating Worms in Reptiles
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Recognising & Treating Worms in Reptiles

Looking after an exotic pet like a reptile can prove a bit demanding. Not only do you need to set up the right sort of environment for them ...Read more
Common Skin Disorders Seen in Reptiles
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Common Skin Disorders Seen in Reptiles

Reptiles when kept in captivity are sometimes prone to contracting a variety of skin problems and diseases which is why good hygiene is esse...Read more
Digestive Disorders in Reptiles
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Digestive Disorders in Reptiles

Over recent years, keeping reptiles as pets has increased in popularity with more and more people showing an interest in sharing their lives...Read more
Best Reptiles For Beginners
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Best Reptiles For Beginners

Keeping reptiles is very popular these days and they make excellent exotic pets. However, for the inexperienced handler and owner, it can be...Read more
Nutritional & Respiratory Disorders in Reptiles
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Nutritional & Respiratory Disorders in Reptiles

There are certain species of reptiles that have very specific nutritional needs and if they are not fed the correct diet end up with a nutri...Read more
Reptile Brumation Explained
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Reptile Brumation Explained

If you want to keep a reptile as a pet, whether it's a tortoise, an exotic lizard or snake, you'll need to brush up on how to keep them so t...Read more
Types of gecko
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Types of gecko

With their ability to climb, and different defensive techniques – from rattling scales to depositing a still wriggling tail – the gecko is a...Read more
Types of Iguana
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Types of Iguana

Iguanas are a prehistoric pet, loved by dinosaur fanatics. Not recommended for those new to lizard keeping, they require a carefully managed...Read more
Keeping a monitor lizard
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Keeping a monitor lizard

Monitor Lizards are a beautiful and unusual pet. Monitors come from the same genus as Komodo Dragons, and are incredibly intelligent. Some c...Read more
Keeping a newt
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Keeping a newt

Newts are a member of the salamander family, and as a result have the ability to regrow lost limbs, tails and even parts of their internal a...Read more
Fun & Interesting Facts About Tortoises
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Fun & Interesting Facts About Tortoises

Tortoises are magnificent creatures even when they are tiny little things and contrary to what most people think, when a tortoise wants to p...Read more
Information about reptiles for potential pet reptile owners
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Information about reptiles for potential pet reptile owners

The term “reptile” is a grouping that is used to encompass a range of many thousands of species of animals of various different types that o...Read more
Green Tree Monitors as Pets
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Green Tree Monitors as Pets

The desirability and status associated with the green tree monitor derives from its extraordinary vivid colouration, some of the most stunni...Read more
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