Everything About Bearded Dragons
Here we have a wood frog, we have two wood frogs. Their scientific name is lithobates sylvaticus. They have a broad North American distribution, extending from the southern Appalachians to the arctic tree line. This particular species is very interesting, as it’s found further north than any other North American reptile or amphibian. They are[…]
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Here, we have a species of toad called the cane toad, and its other common name is the marine toad. Its scientific name is rhinella marina. Its natural range is in Central and South America; however, it has been introduced to a broad range of areas, including the Caribbean Islands, South Florida, Hawaii, and Australia’s[…]
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In this clip we are going to discuss feeding your tarantula. Once you’ve defined your enclosure, it’s time to feed your animal. This is a Chilean rose hair species that I have in this enclosure. But dependent upon your species you’re going to need to identify what it likes to eat best. And also ask[…]
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Here, we have a green iguana. Its scientific name is Iguana iguana. They are found in Central and South America, from Southern Mexico to Central Brazil. This is a very large lizard. They can grow from four to six feet, and they can actually weigh up to twenty pounds. In captivity, they can live up[…]
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Hi. My name is Tim Cole. I’m with the Austin Reptile Service. I’ve been keeping reptiles and amphibians for over forty years, and we’re here to talk about buying iguana enclosures. First off, I want to state iguanas are difficult lizards to keep for pets mainly because of their size, and as they become sexually[…]
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Here I’m holding a Snake Neck Turtle, species Rugosa. This particular species is found in freshwater lakes, ponds and rivers of New Guinea. However, unlike most turtles they can be found in brackish water, it is the only species within their family that can be found in brackish water as well. Their name, snake neck[…]
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hey guys it’s me Victoria and in today’s video I am going to be talking all about sand baths for hamsters I get so many questions about sand baths like what type of sand do you use what do you recommend can I leave it in the cage all the time so today I’m gonna[…]
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Here we have an Asian box turtle. Its scientific name is cuora amboinensis. It is found in the lowland tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. The adult of this species can reach up to ten – up to eight inches, I’m sorry, but are generally quite smaller. Although they are less colorful than most box turtles[…]
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Hi, my name is Tim Cole and we’re the Austin Reptile Service. I’ve been keeping reptiles and amphibians for over forty years and we’re here to talk about general lizard care. It’s a pretty broad subject but I’ll give you a brief outline. Let’s start with how much space you have because that’s going to[…]
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Hey guys it’s MJ and welcome back to Pet Adventures here today I thought I would touch up a little bit on leopard gecko care. You know that leopard geckos are probably no no no they definitely are the number one beginner reptile. Them and I guess crested geckos is too. Crested geckos are very[…]
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