How Heat Plays an Important Part of a Reptiles Life
Heat plays a very important role in a reptiles life, it serves many purposes and without an adequate temperature, all reptiles would suffer and eventually die. In the following articles, Chris Jones, Director of PetClub UK and Rob Reynolds, leading Reptile Veterinarian talk about reptiles and how heat plays an important role in their lives, and without it, what the consequences are.
- Temperature and Disease in Reptiles
- Problematic Snake Feeding
- Enriching Your Lizards Life
- Enriching Your Snakes Life
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Reptile Gallery
Latest additions to the Reptile gallery. Click here to view the entire Gallery.
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"Fido savouring her food." -
"i may be slow but i'm a stud" -
"i may be slow but i'm a stud" -
"My baby pet corn which is an Amelanistic named Bindi" -
"My other Normal Pet Corn snake named Rose" -
"My Pet Normal corn Zoe" -
"My pet Anerytheristic Corn snake named Diamond." -
"Three at once" -
"Dolichophis Caspius" -
"Vipera ammodytes"
Reptile Events
There are always Reptile shows or events held around the UK, below are some of the upcoming events
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Reptile Clubs
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Reptile Breeders
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Reptile News
- A Passion for Slithering Reptiles
- Large African Sulcata Tortoise Found by Road-Side
- NASA, Russia To Study Effects Of Spaceflight On Small Lizards, Newts & Snails
- New Species of Gecko & Skink Discovered
- Studies Show How Snakes Survive Starvation
- Rare Tuatara, Lizard-like Creature Found on NZ
- Australia Buys Memorial Reserve for Steve Irwin, Croc Hunter
- 'Man-eating' Python - What a Joke!
- Gila Monsters' Saliva Can Help Diabetics
- 6 Year old boy finds rare 120 million year old reptile bones!
Reptile Forums
Forums are a great way to find out more information and speak to hundreds of other interested hobbyists. Please click the relevant link below to go to the Reptile forum of your choice