This story about a ctenosaur originally appeared on womensmusings.com. Thanks for sharing a story with us. I ran the Charm City Reptile and Amphibian Rescue for 14 years (no longer in operation). Here is a story about the rescue of a couple of ctenosaurs. Ctenosaur (baby dinosaur?) The rescue received our first ctenosaur, also called a…
If you are a pet owner, you know how much your furry companion means to you. You want to provide them with the best care possible, but veterinary bills can be expensive and unpredictable. That’s why many pet owners consider getting pet insurance, a type of health insurance that covers some or all of the…
When a reptile has a stuck shed, it is important to address the issue promptly to prevent complications like retained shed, skin infections or difficulty in breathing and movement. Here are steps you can take to help a reptile with a stuck shed. Increase Humidity Most stuck shed issues in reptiles are related to inadequate…
Pet Snake in Public In recent years, the trend of taking exotic pets, such as snakes, out in public has gained popularity among animal enthusiasts and social media influencers. While it might seem like a unique and intriguing way to showcase your love for these reptiles, there are significant reasons why carrying a pet snake…
Introduction Red-eared sliders (Trachemys scripta elegans) are popular and captivating aquatic pets known for their vibrant red markings around their ears. These turtles can make wonderful companions, but they also require a lot more specific care to ensure their health and happiness than most people realize. In this guide, we’ll cover all the essential aspects…
Your Ultimate Reptile Companion Introduction Caring for bearded dragons, with their charming personalities and prickly appearance, is important to their well-being. These reptiles have become the number one choice for lizard enthusiasts. Native to Australia, beardies, as they are often called, make excellent companions for those willing to provide them with the right care and…
If you purchase a reptile or amphibian, buy a captive-bred animal. As the name states, captive-bred animals were not taken from the wild but were bred in captivity. What is the difference? First of all, captive-bred animals do not impact wild populations that may be declining or in serious trouble. Through captive breeding programs (not…
