Part of responsible pet ownership is providing a healthy, species appropriate diet. For many animals, mostly reptiles, that is going to include feeding live foods. And yes, they can be gross for some people, but they meet a need that your pet has like nothing else can. Why feed live, when there are dried and […]
Zilla is one of the top names in reptile and amphibian care, and they have two great starter kits – and we’re offering them at an incredible price! These kits contain all the basics to get you started. The cage is 10 gallons and measures 20″ x 10 ” x 12 “. The included screen cover and screen cover […]
We finally have red eyed tree frogs! These incredible cool amphibians are tired from their trip. They’d make perfect inhabitants to one of our pre-made terrariums! This is their incredible coloring that you see when they are awake!
These gorgeous amphibians live in the lush and warm tropical jungles, and their color is a warning to predators of their toxicity. We have three colors: Patricia Tinc arrow Giant orange Tinc (the ones pictured to the right) Oyapock Tinc arrow Interesting point: in captivity, they lose all of their poison and are completely safe (although […]
It wasn’t a terribly cold or long winter this year, but we’re still really glad when it’s over! And with the warmer months, there are a lot of things that we need to be aware of and do differently; in fact, there are so many we’ve gathered all of our top summer caresheets in one […]
We have two very cool new foods to introduce: Our pets were not meant to eat pellets. There’s nothing like it in the wild, where their food is full of water. We feed them pelleted foods for one reason only: convenience. But Repashy is changing all of that. They’re well known for their […]
Hermit crabs are fascinating little pets, with their alien appearance and unique lifestyle. Properly caring for these small crustaceans is a bit different than most people think, but it’s a rewarding experience! They are, sadly, often considered a throw away pet, but a properly cared for hermit crab can live 15 years or more! We’re here […]
