Authored by: Christina Miller CAHT/RVT, RLAT, BSc Preventing Husbandry Errors Diet Determining what aspect of an affected pet’s husbandry went wrong may be painfully obvious to the knowledgeable herpetoculturist, or more subtle and requiring a trained eye. Recall that we need to consider aspects of our husbandry that involve nutrition and lighting. Dietary obtainment of […]
Authored by: Christina Miller CAHT/RVT, RLAT, BSc MBD in Herpetoculture Captive reptiles and amphibians are subject to a somewhat unique situation. Unlike our mammalian companions, they’re highly dependent on their captive environment for their most basic physiology to function, making good husbandry the key to maintaining healthy companions. One of the most common health problems […]
Here we are with our first installment of Sunday Supplemental. This is a piece we’ll run once in a while where we go direct to the manufacturer of the supplement and ask the questions we as herpetoculturists should know. This was brought about by our Feeding the Feeder pieces we’ve run recently where one of […]
