Pet Lizards

Taking a peak into the exciting world of pet green iguanas. Includes key facts, original pictures of a domestic iguana in action, and links to additional resources.

Bearded dragons make amazing pets for adults and children, and breeding them is relatively easy if you get a few key points correct, such as temperature and lighting.

Here, I will tell you exactly how to capture and care for a wild lizard. Just be sure that it's legal for you to capture and keep one in your local area.

How to tackle common parental objections to keeping pet lizards such as we don't want crickets living in the house and who will look after it when we go on holiday.

How to catch a blue-belly lizard with a grass loop.

Learn about the basics of setting up a safe home for your leopard gecko!

Here are the factors that you need to consider when selecting a pet from the many different gecko species available.

Intelligent, affectionate, easy to care for, and with a long lifespan--what more could you want? The Tegu is the lizard you are looking for.

Learn about how leopard geckos shed, possible shedding problems and tail loss in order to raise a healthy leopard gecko.

The equipment I use for setting up terrariums for my Phelsuma klemmeri and cepediana day geckos.

Discusses the questions: Is it feasible to use lizards for bug/pest control? Are people doing it by choice, or by circumstance?

This beginner's guide will help lay down the foundation that is needed for owning a bearded dragon. Bearded dragons are arguably one of the easiest lizards to care for as a pet.

A discussion about where to buy iguana cages commercially and the most appropriate designs.

Learn more about normal and abnormal dragon behavior and the most common diseases, symptoms and how to prevent them and treat them. This covers MBD, Mouth Rot, Parasites and more.

A comprehensive list of reptiles you can keep as pets that only eat plants or will accept non-living, meaty foods as a substitute for live prey.

Leopard Geckos are extremely popular reptiles to keep as pets. These reptiles are easy to care for and live for a long time, up to 30 years in captivity. However, these geckos are a bit notorious for losing toes due to shedding problems. The skin...