Feeding King Snakes
Here is a list of King snake Species and how to feed them. Californian King Snake Californian King Snakes eat a variety of food in… Read More »Feeding King Snakes
Here is a list of King snake Species and how to feed them. Californian King Snake Californian King Snakes eat a variety of food in… Read More »Feeding King Snakes
Corn Snakes are one of the most commonly bred snakes in captivity. There are over 60 different colour and pattern morphs available. Corn Snakes are… Read More »Care of Baby Corn Snakes
The following factors effect the method and type of heating product your reptile needs. Natural Habitat A Corn Snake that originates from the pine forests… Read More »Factors That Effect Heating Reptiles
Description Kenyan Sand Boas are small burrowing snakes that makes a good pets. Adult female Kenyan Sand Boas reach a maximum adult size of 60cm… Read More »Kenyan Sand Boa Care
Below is a list of South African snakes which make good pets and which are available as captive bred hatchlings. The listed species are non-venomous.… Read More »South African Snakes That Make Good Pets
Below are the reasons why using a heat pad is important when keeping snakes. Provides Heat Snakes are cold blooded ( ectothermic) and cannot generate… Read More »The Importance of Heat Pads in Your Snake Cage
So you purchased a Western Hognose Snake at the Reptile Expo or from a pet shop and have read terrifying accounts of this snakes venom.… Read More »Are Western Hognose Snakes Venomous?
Below is how to recognise mites in Boa Constrictors Exessive Soaking If your Boa Constrictor spends a lot of time in its water bowl it… Read More »How to Recognise Mites in Boa Constrictors
It is now winter in South Africa and the ambient temperatures have dropped. If you have a Bearded Dragon you will have to provide a… Read More »Heating Bearded Dragons in Winter
Ball Pythons have become very popular snakes with both casual snake keepers and large scale breeders who make a living producing expensive colour morphs. However… Read More »Feeding Ball Pythons