Reptiler og amfibier (padder) som kæledyr

Mata Mata turle pet Mata Matas are some of the most fascinating turtles in the world. Famous for their bizarre appearance, Mata Mata turtles look more like decaying leaves laying on the bottom of a small pond than they do turtles. Mata Matas take camouflage to incredible lengths, and everything from their head shape to their tubercle-studded skin helps them to blend in with their environment in a way few other species can. These remarkable animals can make very rewarding pets; but, as when caring for any pet, keepers must learn as much as possible about the biology, behavior and ecology of Mata Matas as possible. This way, you can provide your pet with the highest quality of life possible. Begin this educational journey inside, by learning about these interesting turtles, their place in the world and how to provide them with an artificial habitat that meets their needs. The author, Ben Team, is an environmental educator and author with over 16 years of professional reptile-keeping experience. Ben currently maintains www.FootstepsInTheForest.com, where he shares information, narration and observations of the natural world. Covered in this book: - Acquiring- Anatomy- Behavior- Biology- Breeding- Captive Considerations- Daily Care- Description- Diet- Ecology- Enclosure- Health- Husbandry- Interaction- Lighting- Maintenance- Monitoring- Myths and Misunderstandings- Taxonomy- The ideal environment.... and much more

> Uromastyx are remarkable lizards, who inhabit some of the harshest environments on the planet. But with a little preparation and effort on the part of their keeper, uromastyx can also thrive in captive environments. But to provide one of these lizards with the things he'll need, you'll have to learn as much as you can about their biology, their way of life and the habitats from which they hail. You will find all of the information you need to give your new pet a good home and care for him properly inside. By incorporating the methods and techniques other keepers have developed, learning all you can about uromastyx and remaining observant of your animal's behavior, you'll have a great chance of giving your pet a long, healthy life. The author, Ben Team, is an environmental educator and author with over 16 years of professional reptile-keeping experience. Ben currently maintains www.FootstepsInTheForest.com, where he shares information, narration and observations of the natural world. Covered in this book: - Acquisition- Anatomy- Behavior- Biology- Breeding- Captive Considerations- Daily Care- Description- Diet- Ecology- Enclosure- Health- Husbandry- Interaction- Lighting- Maintenance- Monitoring- Myths and Misunderstandings- Taxonomy- The ideal environment.... and much more

Peter Pinkletink is far too excited to sleep and lies wide awake flicking his tongue as far as it would go, in and out, out and in. "I wonder if my tongue has grown?" Peter wonders as his tongue sticks to the ceiling. It has been a long cold winter but soon it will be time for Peter to sing his love song. But for now, Peter must wait for Spring to arrive, and try and go back to sleep, for a tiny Pinkletink this is no easy task. Join Peter Pinkletink as they sing and have fun on their tiny island of Martha's Vineyard.

The Ball Python (scientifically named Python Regius) is a species that originates from sub-Saharan Africa. The name is based upon the fact that the animal has a tendency to curl itself into a ball when under attack, stressed or frightened. The species is also commonly known as the Royal Python. The name Royal Python anecdotally comes from the fact that African royalty would wear Ball Pythons around their necks as a form of living jewelry. Like other pythons, the Ball Python is a non-venomous constrictor. Ball Pythons are common house hold pets due to their relatively small size, docile temperament and the fact that they are non-venomous. Ball Pythons are large bodied snakes. They come in a wide variety of colours and morphs (genetic mutations). However, the snakes colorings tend to be more earthy: browns, beiges, or black with gold and white markings. The snakes bellies are usually white or cream and may contain black markings. The snakes body is normally stocky with the head being relatively small in comparison. The scales of the Ball Python are smooth. This book was previously published under the same name by 'Pet Care Professionals.'

Bearded dragons have swept the world with their lovable and derpy nature, beautiful colors, and veritably manageable size. Unfortunately, the sales world likes to peg them as "beginner level" pets, and it's just not true. The care for a healthy dragon can be pretty easy, but they get sick even easier, and the stigma of bad information about their husbandry doesn't help. Without even meaning to allow it, your dragon can end up in some sad times, but luckily you have this book, and all of the real things to keep an eye out for are right inside! This book will help you form a deep understanding bond with your dragon and their needs... It's not -everything- about them, but it's everything you should know as a beginner, for sure! This will help you work up to an intermediate and expert caregiver status in no time.This is a not-for-profit release publication. Any and all revenue accrued is utilized for rescue animals that arrive here, and all donations are highly appreciated.Enjoy!

Each page in this beautiful book includes loads of helpful information for those who want to learn about reptiles - from snakes to turtles and gators to dragons. Full-color pictures of the animals give you the true-life colors to make coloring and identification easier.The coloring page is separate from the information page with nothing printed on the back - so you can color without worrying about leaking through to another image. You can even cut out your coloring pages...and you'll still be left with a useful book for reptile identification.The quality paper means you are free to use media of your choice - crayons, gel pens, colored pencils, pastels, etc.Enjoy learning and coloring!

ant farm Ant Farms. Ant Farms Guide. Ant Farms and Raising Colonies of Ants as Pets. This Ant Farm Book is a guide to keeping and raising ant colonies from your home. It is the ultimate handbook for ant enthusiasts and any person that would want to keep and raise ants from home for any reason. It provides useful information and resources about ants and ant keeping.Born out of practical experience and thorough research, this book contains helpful tips and all the do's and don'ts in ant keeping. A copy of this work is all you need to get started and succeed in growing a large colony of ants from your home whether you are beginning with only a queen or a queen and her colony. Included in this book: AnatomyBuilding a home for your antsCleaning your ant's homeCollecting antsCommunication in the colonyHealth concernsHibernationIntroduction to Ant KeepingKnowing about AntsLifecycleNutritionOrganization of ant colonyPros and consRunning and ant farm at homeTaking Care of your Ant ColonyThe dangers of ant keepingThe importance of communicationTips and tricks.........and much more!