Scientific Name: Python regius   Quick Care Summary:   Adult Size: 3–5 ft on average Diet: Frozen/thawed rodents, size equal to the snake’s widest point Feeding Schedule: Hatchlings: Every 5–7...

Scientific Name: Iguana iguana   Quick Care Summary:   Adult Size: Males 6–7 ft, females 4–5 ft Diet: Herbivorous — 60% dark leafy greens, 30% vegetables, 10% fruit. Offer a...

Scientific Name: Chelonoidis carbonarius   Quick Care Summary:   Adult Size: 10–14” (some individuals can grow larger) Diet: Omnivorous — approx. 90% plant matter, 10% protein. Offer a mix of...

Mountain Horned Dragon (Acanthosaura capra) These are striking arboreal lizard species known for their crest of spines and calm temperament. Native to the humid forests of Vietnam, these lizards do...

Australian Blue White’s Tree Frog This is a blue morph of the popular White’s Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea). Captive-bred and known for being hardy and easy to care for, this...

Baby Caiman Lizard (Dracaena guianensis) Care   Temp: 80–88°F, basking spot 100–110°F Tank: 40 gal minimum for juveniles, larger as they grow Substrate: Moist soil mix with bark and moss...

Giant Black Millipede (Archispirostreptus gigas) Care   Temp: 72–80°F, avoid temps below 70°F Tank: 10 gal minimum for 1–2 millipedes Substrate: Deep (4–6”) moist coco fiber, soil, and leaf litter...

Spanish Leucistic Ribbed Newt (Pleurodeles waltl) Care   Temp: 65–74°F, no heater needed Tank: 20 gal+ for 1–2 newts Water: Clean, filtered, dechlorinated Substrate: Bare, sand, or large rocks Diet:...

Desert Kingsnake (Lampropeltis splendida) Care   Temp: 75–85°F, basking spot 88–90°F Tank: 20–40 gal for adults Substrate: Aspen or arid soil mix Humidity: Provided by full clean water bowl; optional...

Basic Care Info: • Requires a large aquatic setup with clean, filtered water and a basking dock under UVB and heat. • Water temp around 75–78°F; basking spot 88–92°F. •...