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The answer to the question “Why Do Baby Chameleons Die?” lies in a variety of causes. These include: Dehydration, Parasites, Metabolic Bone Disease, and Dehydration. Listed below are some of the most common causes of…

When Do Baby Chameleons Start Growing? During pregnancy, after laying eggs, after the first shed and when they get restless. Baby chameleons grow incredibly quickly, but they may seem quite nippy for a while. Here…

There are three basic ways to feed your chameleon: Hand feeding, Feeder run, and Controlled release. We will cover each in detail. Here are some guidelines: Pinhead crickets In most cases, a chameleon’s diet consists…

The flap-necked variety is a short-lived chameleon that is relatively easy to keep as a pet. Because of their forgiving nature and ability to adapt to captivity, these animals make excellent pets. Read on to…

So you’ve purchased a bearded dragon, and you’re wondering how to keep track of its poop. Here are some tips to help you. Check the poop for uric acid and parasites. After the first few…

The bearded dragon is a reptile that generally defecates and poops about every two weeks. However, there are cases when your beardie can go for up to two weeks without poop, which may be impacted…

Your bearded dragon should poop on a regular schedule. When this schedule isn’t met, it can be alarming. Bearded dragons should poop only once or twice a week, but if your dragon is brumating or…

Agama breeding is easy and quick – just follow these simple steps to get your first male and female in your terrarium. Red Headed Agamas are easy to breed, so you can try this out…

If you’re considering bringing a pet lizard into your home, it’s important that you learn all about Agama lizards before you take them home. Read on to find out about their camouflage, reproductive cycle, and…

Agama lizards are known to live in Africa and are widely found. They are classified as rainbow agama, red-headed rock agama, and common agama. Here are some tips to take care of them. Water, diet,…