Mar 22nd 2018
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We publish a blog post every week on Thursday. We cover a range of topics related to reptiles, fish, bio-active setups, and plants. Below you will find a wealth of information for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
Finicky bearded dragons can be a problem for exotic pet owners. Fortunately, this doesn’t have to be an issue once you understand the usual reasons why your lizard is not eating properly. That’s what you’ll learn in this quic
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Mar 15th 2018
Help Your Plants Get Big With a Tiny Micro Greenhouse
One of the biggest challenges of indoor gardening is simply finding the space in your home for all the things you want to grow plus their equipment. A great strategy for making the most of your space is separating plants into
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Mar 8th 2018
How to Raise Mealworms Without Grossing Out House Guests
Let’s start with the basics. Why would you want to raise mealworms? Well, if you own exotic pets, creepy crawlies like mealworms become pretty commonplace sights in your home.Most lizard owners simply buy mealworms and other
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Mar 1st 2018
Flushing Growing Media Vs. 'Spoon-Feeding' Your Indoor Garden
If you’re like most indoor gardeners, you’re constantly looking for the way to get the best results, the biggest plants, and the highest yields. And you probably already know that a lot of that boils down to getting the right
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Feb 22nd 2018
What to Do If Your Pet Tarantula Bites
Oh no! Your tarantula bit you. What should you do? The first thing to do is calm down and realize that you’re not going to die...most likely. The truth is that for the majority of people, a tarantula bite is no more danger
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Feb 15th 2018
Are Venus Flytraps Safe for Homes with Kids?
Despite the impression you might get from the movie Little Shop of Horrors, Venus flytraps are not particularly dangerous plants. They are among the few carnivorous plants, though, so it’s expected that people may have
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Feb 8th 2018
Tarantula 101: What to Know Before Buying a Spider
If you think that tarantulas are difficult pets, then you may be surprised to learn that many varieties are actually quite docile and easy to care for. In fact, even self-proclaimed arachnophobes have turned coats an
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Feb 2nd 2018
3 Medicinal Herbs You Can Legally Grow at Home
No, this article isn’t a cover for that other “medicinal herb”, though it’s becoming legal in an increasing number of areas. What we’re talking about here are some fairly common plants that you can grow in a simple herb garde
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Jan 26th 2018
7 Best Reptiles and Amphibians for Apartments
Would you like to get an exotic pet but don’t have the space for a large terrarium? Then you’ll be happy to know that many reptiles and amphibians require little space, and some don’t even need lighting or basking areas, maki
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Jan 19th 2018
How to Pack Your Survival Gardening Bug-Out Bag
Let’s talk for a moment about survival gardening. This isn’t about a zombie apocalypse (unless that’s what you’re preparing for; in that case, you can still use this advice). But what happens if your home is subject to a disa
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Jan 11th 2018
Can You Keep Chameleons in Pairs?
Would you like to prevent your chameleon from being lonely? Maybe you’ve been thinking that getting a second chameleon, or buying two at the same time, is a good idea so your exotic pet has a companion. If your intentions are
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Jan 4th 2018
How to Boost Your Indoor Garden with Mycorrhizal Fungus
Maximizing growth is a constant concern for indoor gardeners. Fortunately, there are lots of different ways to boost plant growth and get better results, and you’ll learn one of them in this article--exposing your plants to m
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