Karina Schulz
Keep Your (Reptile’s) Feet on the Ground: The Perks of Using a Naturalistic Substrate
In the wild, reptiles are known for being excellent at using their surroundings to meet their needs. You may be picturing a lizard...
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Karina Schulz
Jul 254 min
Your Very Own Dinosaur: 6 Reasons Reptiles Are Amazing Pets
Reptiles are fascinating creatures that can be challenging, but with the proper research and husbandry, they are incredibly rewarding animal
Karina Schulz
Jul 255 min
Enrichment for Reptiles in Captivity
The word “enrichment” is commonly discussed in the pet-keeping community, but what is considered enrichment and how to offer it to your rep
Karina Schulz
May 174 min
Reptiles are Bad Roommates: The Dangers of Cohabitation
While watching your reptile bask in their enclosure, you may think to yourself, “I wonder if he’s lonely. Should I get him a friend?”
Karina Schulz
Apr 303 min
Loose Substrates and Impaction
Is loose substrate safe to use? It can be confusing when selecting a substrate or changing to a new substrate to sift through myths and fact
Karina Schulz
Apr 234 min
Considerations Before Reptile Ownership
While it can be tempting to purchase the adorable lizard or frog who is conveniently on sale at your local reptile store, you should always
Karina Schulz
Apr 102 min
A Healthy Habit: Quarantining New Reptiles
Keeping a reptile separate from other herptiles is known as quarantine, and is important for monitoring health and preventing the spread of
Karina Schulz
Apr 45 min
“You are What You Eat”: the Importance of Gut Loading Feeders
You have most likely heard the term “gut loading” when it comes to your reptile’s feeders if you own an insectivorous or omnivorous species.
Karina Schulz
Jul 6, 20233 min
To Plant or Not to Plant: Choosing Safe Plants for Your Reptile's Enclosure
Whether you’re someone who loves both plants and reptiles and wants to put the two together, or you’re a dedicated keeper who wants their...
Karina Schulz
May 24, 20233 min
UVB: Ultimately Very Beneficial
The most discussed topic when it comes to UVB for reptiles is vitamin D synthesis. In simple terms, when a reptile is given access to...
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