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How to Tell If Your Reptile Is Healthy: 10 Signs(Post)
10 Signs Your Reptile Is Sick: What to Watch For and When to See a Vet TL;DR Reptiles are hardwired to hide illness, which means by the time you notice something is wrong, the problem has likely been
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How to Choose a Healthy Exotic Pet (5 Key Signs)(Post)
LThere are few aspects of pet ownership more disappointing than bringing home a new pet from a shop only to discover that it’s already in poor health and doesn’t live long after arrival. That’s not ex
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4 Warning Signs Your Bearded Dragon Might Be Sick(Post)
Bearded dragons are one of the easiest reptile pets to take care of, and because they tolerate handling, they’re one of the most enjoyable reptiles to interact with. But being the friendly lizard isn’
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Bearded Dragon Brumation: Signs, Safety, and When to Worry(Post)
Bearded Dragon Brumation: Signs, Safety, and When to Worry TL;DR Brumation is a natural hibernation-like dormancy that healthy adult bearded dragons go through, usually in fall or winter. It looks sc
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Parasites in Reptiles: Signs, Testing, Treatment(Post)
Parasites in Reptiles: The Silent Threat Every Keeper Should Screen For TL;DR Parasites are extremely common in captive reptiles. Studies have found parasites in over 90% of sampled reptile feces. B
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Metabolic Bone Disease in Reptiles: Signs, Causes, Cure(Post)
Metabolic Bone Disease in Reptiles: The Silent Threat and How to Prevent It TL;DR: Executive Summary Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD) is the most common preventable pathology in captive reptiles. It is n
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How to Tell If Your Fish Are Happy (Signs to Watch For)(Post)
Are My Fish Happy?Fish can be harder to read than a pet like, say, a dog. Dogs run up to you and wag their tails when they’re happy. They respond to people in ways we tend to understand. Fish, however
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Snake Eyes Cloudy? Why It Happens and What to Do(Post)
Do you check the discarded skin when your snake sheds? You should, especially if you notice that your snake has cloudy eyes. Check the shed skin to see if the scales that cover the eyes, called eye ca
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Top 5 Indoor Plant Diseases to Watch Out For(Post)
When it comes to growing plants indoors, you have a lot more control over environmental factors than plants grown outside. Because of that, it is less likely that your plants will succumb to bacteria,
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Cleanup Crew Showdown—Springtails Vs. Earthworms(Post)
Cleanup Crew Showdown—Springtails Vs. Earthworms Photo courtesy of Sarah Harding Last week we looked at the differences between isopods and millipedes. Both arthropods can make good bioactive t
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What to Know When You Bring Home a New Houseplant(Post)
What to Know When You Bring Home a New HouseplantAre you a beginner at indoor gardening? Or maybe you’ve had houseplants for years but still feel like you’re missing something about how to keep them t