How to Tell if a Turtle Is Male or Female Whether you choose to breed your turtle or not, determining the gender of your pet can be difficult if you don't know what to look for. Steps Look at the bottom of the turtle. (DO NOT FLIP IT OVER - This is ... more

there are two types of taipan inland which is the most venomous snake in the world and the costal taipan which is the 3rd most venomous snake in the world with that being said they are NOT the most dangerous snake in the word that title goes to the ... more

Our most uninformed critic once claimed that since some snakes have small, non-functional bones where one would expect to find legs, that these snakes are a transitional form between eels and lizards. His argument is that these tiny bones evolved ... more

Rattlesnakes are very dangerous creatures. While they are shy and will avoid confrontation whenever possible, their bite is poisonous and potentially deadly when they do decide to strike. While it is a good idea to assume that any snake you ... more

Well this is coming straight from leopardgecko.com... "The best way to heat your leopard gecko is by using an undertank heating pad or tape. These are available at any pet store or online. Heating one end of the cage is best. This allows for a ... more

Mouth rot, or Advanced Stomatitis symptoms are usually a whiteish cheeselike substance on the gum line, it can also be accompanied by excessive mucous in the mouth (usually from fliud coming up from the trachea and can often be caused by pneumonia. ... more

• Pick out a lizard that lives wild in your area. • Research care and local laws on the internet or in books. Once you are sure you have the proper permits for capturing a wild reptile, you can focus on its habitat for now. • Create as large of a ... more

The main predators of snakes would be ,various birds of prey,the mongoose and the honey badger.The honey badger in particular seems to have a high level of tolerance to snake venom as there are recoded instances of these animals being bitten , ... more

These are not clear-cut rules, and not all work for all turtles, but using a combination of them, will usually help you determine the gender of your turtle. Males often have fatter, bigger tails than females. Males have the vent (cloaca) about 2/3 ... more

• Pick your turtle up gently out of it's tank, and set it in a different tank or a bowl. Make sure there is water in there, if it's a water turtle. And have a place to get out of water, like a rock. • Take out any filters, heaters, basking areas, ... more