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Welcome them home with a habitat built for their specific needs.
Welcome them home with a habitat built for their specific needs.
Help them feel safe and comfortable in their new home with these recommended essentials.
The right substrate should mimic their natural environment and support their species-specific humidity requirements.
Provide your new reptile with a safe place to hide, rest, sleep, cool off and shed.
Help enrich their habitat by providing them with places to bask, climb, hide and explore.
Proper heating and lighting—including heat, light, a dome for heat and ultraviolet light bulbs designed for their species—are critical to keeping them healthy.
Humidity requirements vary by species, and proper humidity is essential to keeping reptiles hydrated and to helping them shed their skin appropriately.
Because they can’t regulate their body temperature, it’s essential to maintain the right temperature and humidity for their species to help them stay healthy.
The right substrate should mimic their natural environment and support their species-specific humidity requirements.
Provide your new reptile with a safe place to hide, rest, sleep, cool off and shed.
Help enrich their habitat by providing them with places to bask, climb, hide and explore.
Proper heating and lighting—including heat, light, a dome for heat and ultraviolet light bulbs designed for their species—are critical to keeping them healthy.
Humidity requirements vary by species, and proper humidity is essential to keeping reptiles hydrated and to helping them shed their skin appropriately.
Because they can’t regulate their body temperature, it’s essential to maintain the right temperature and humidity for their species to help them stay healthy.
Set a strong foundation for their health with nutrition that provides the right vitamins and minerals for their specific species.
Commercially available food is tailored to provide to provide complete and balanced nutrition for your reptile’s specific species.
Freeze-dried and live insects are an essential food source for many reptiles.
May be an alternative option for some carnivorous species. Check with your vet to see if this is right for your reptile.
Helps keep their food and water clean from substrate, plus gives many reptiles who like to bathe a shallow place to soak.
Commercially available food is tailored to provide to provide complete and balanced nutrition for your reptile’s specific species.
Freeze-dried and live insects are an essential food source for many reptiles.
May be an alternative option for some carnivorous species. Check with your vet to see if this is right for your reptile.
Helps keep their food and water clean from substrate, plus gives many reptiles who like to bathe a shallow place to soak.
Help support their physical and mental health—and meet their environmental needs—by incorporating these items into your reptile’s routine.
Help support their physical and mental health—and meet their environmental needs—by incorporating these items into your reptile’s routine.
Provide specific vitamins and nutrients they may not be able to produce themselves or get in their food. Check with your vet to see what supplements your reptile needs.
Make sure to clean their entire habitat at least every 3–4 weeks, depending on how many reptiles it houses, and spot clean it daily.
Aquatic and semi-aquatic reptiles may swim in and drink the same water, so maintaining water quality is key to their health.
Provide specific vitamins and nutrients they may not be able to produce themselves or get in their food. Check with your vet to see what supplements your reptile needs.
Make sure to clean their entire habitat at least every 3–4 weeks, depending on how many reptiles it houses, and spot clean it daily.
Aquatic and semi-aquatic reptiles may swim in and drink the same water, so maintaining water quality is key to their health.
Most reptiles are friendly and can learn to recognize you, but it’s important to give them time to settle into their new home and socialize. Below are some key facts to be aware of as you get to know your reptile.
Because they get their body heat from outside sources, reptiles require heating bulbs and pads to keep them warm so they can stay healthy.
Reptiles carry salmonella, a bacteria that can cause illness in people, in their intestinal tracts, so it’s important to always wash your hands after handling them.
Hiding in décor can give your reptile a sense of security, a space to de-stress and a dark place for nocturnal species to sleep.
Once your reptile’s essentials are squared away, help support every aspect of their health by learning about the nuances of their specific species.