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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!

Keep Your Uromastyx Safe with the Right Substrate

Posted by Diedra Blackmill on Apr 25th 2018

Keep Your Uromastyx Safe with the Right Substrate

Sometimes our exotic pets make poor decisions. It’s understandable; we don’t always make the best choices for ourselves either. Fortunately, it’s often easier to control your lizard’s environment than to stop yourself from ea … read more >
Rookie Mistakes to Avoid When Growing With Rockwool

Posted by Diedra Blackmill on Mar 29th 2018

Rookie Mistakes to Avoid When Growing With Rockwool

Growing plants with rockwool is like cooking a new food. You don’t have to follow a recipe, but you’ll most likely get better results if you do.Of course, many people think they don’t need to do preliminary research or follow … read more >
Troubleshooting Your Bearded Dragon's Diet (Common Issues)

Posted by Diedra Blackmill on Mar 22nd 2018

Troubleshooting Your Bearded Dragon's Diet (Common Issues)

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 … read more >
Grow Bigger Plants With a Micro Greenhouse

Posted by Diedra Blackmill on Mar 15th 2018

Grow Bigger Plants With a 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 … read more >
Venus Flytrap Care: Safe for Kids and Easy to Grow

Posted by Diedra Blackmill on Feb 15th 2018

Venus Flytrap Care: Safe for Kids and Easy to Grow

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 … read more >