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What do Leopard Geckos Eat? Leopard geckos are insectivores, meaning they live off of insects. You can feed them things like dubia roaches, crickets, silk worms, butter worms, and wax worms. Wax worms are fatty and should only be fed on occasion. Horn worms are also a good option, however, they grow extremely fast, almost…

Jackson chameleons are amazing, unique animals. The three horns on their head make them easy to recognize and are the reason many chameleon keepers want them. However, Jackson chameleons, along with all species of chameleons, are not suitable for beginners. They are highly sensitive animals and their care requirements must be met at all times.…

I’m sure we’ve all heard that chameleons change color to blend in. However, that’s not the case at all. Chameleons change colors for many reasons, but none of them have to do with blending in. There is only one time that a chameleons color helps them blend. This is their “happy color” this is when…

2. Not all reptiles are good for beginners. There are so many beautiful reptiles, how ever, many are very difficult to care for and are best for advanced keepers with years of hands on experience. For example, Chameleons are not good for beginners or even intermediate keepers. They are stunning reptiles but they are highly…

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Are you ready to learn about crested gecko care? Crested gecko’s are a nocturnal and arboreal species native to New Caledonia. Now you may be wondering what those words even mean. Nocturnal means that they are most active at night. When it’s dark, and everything else is asleep, crested geckos will be hunting, climbing, jumping,…