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22 June 2021

Keeping My Enclosure Cool In Hot Weather

This is a subject that pop’s up within my various created Facebook groups during the summer months. More so in …

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18 March 2021

Reptile Feeding Amounts – Low Quantity & High Quality

It’s safe to say that feeding related issues are very much a common problem in the current age of Reptile …

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15 October 2020

Scared of the Eggs!

*This article is an updated version of one of my own pieces with the same title printed in ‘Practical Reptile …

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19 July 2020

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 …

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11 July 2020

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. …

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28 May 2020

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 …

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2 April 2020

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 …

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1 March 2020

Scared of The Eggs

  We understand things better. We have better science within the hobby, that really does aid in all elements of …

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6 February 2020

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 …

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12 January 2020

Barbie Enclosures!

Note – This is an updated & extended version of my 2017 Article for Reptile Apartment I’m seeing an increasing …

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Award-winning multiple published author of herpetoculture.

The Reptile Reports Lizard Personality of the Year 2016 and 2017.

Long-term Reptile & Amphibian keeper with over 33 years experience.

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