Tag: chameleon
Scared of the Eggs!
*This article is an updated version of one of my own pieces with the same title printed in ‘Practical Reptile Keeping’ magazine, and on ‘Reptile Apartment’. It was originally based […]
Animals at Home Podcast/Videocast
This was a pleasure to be involved with. The always amazing, interesting, and often inspiring Animals at Home podcast/videocast, with the host, Dillon (many thanks again, Dillon) For anyone interested […]
The Stigma of Wild Insect/Bug Feeding.
Now picture this….. It’s 1988, you’re 12 years of age, and you have your very first reptile, a Bearded Dragon. The nerves. The fear. The anticipation, The excitement. All these […]
Old Interview By A Local Newspaper.
Sometimes we are reminded of old photo’s, old memories. More so in the age of Social media where most of our memories echo now days. Although this was only a […]
Setup Cleaning – Lemon & Vinegar.
Lemon, Salt & Vinegar…Oh my! We all know the likes of Lemon juice and White Vinegar have antibacterial properties. It’s something handed down by generations of Grandmothers for good reason. […]
Scared of The Eggs
We understand things better. We have better science within the hobby, that really does aid in all elements of the keeping process. You will often find the female of […]
Why Is Feeder Variety Important?
Mealworms, and that was it. Just mealworms. You may hear my bang on about variety in my posts, articles, and facebook groups. And I’m sure many just roll their eyes […]
Barbie Enclosures!
Note – This is an updated & extended version of my 2017 Article for Reptile Apartment I’m seeing an increasing rise of what I have come to call, Barbie House […]
Gut-loading: The Buffet For Your Bugs
As the saying goes, “you are what you eat“. And this runs so true for our reptiles. So, gut-loading Is NOT just a case of throwing in some carrot and […]
Chameleon Breeder Podcast.
Ep 131: Making UVB Work For Chameleons Well, I did that short interview/podcast with Bill Strand for his iconic Chameleon Breeder podcast. Please do also read Bill’s wonderful ‘show notes‘ […]