CLICK THE PICTURE TO BUY A PET CORN SNAKE Intoduction When it comes to beginner-friendly reptiles, corn snakes (Pantherophis guttatus) truly stand out. With their calm nature, easy care routine, and stunning variety of colours,…
CLICK THE IMAGE TO BUY A LEOPARD GECKO Leopard geckos are delightful and relatively low-maintenance pets, but ensuring they receive proper nutrition is vital for their health and longevity. A crucial component of their diet…
Click The Image To Buy A Chameleon Veiled Chameleon Care Guide Veiled Chameleons (Chamaeleo calyptratus) are fascinating reptiles that require specific care to thrive. Below is a detailed guide to help you provide the best…
Here’s a guide to choosing an appropriate snake cage size in metric measurements: The cage length should be at least the same length as the snake. For example, a 1.2-meter snake would need an enclosure…
Leopard Gecko Morphs in South Africa CLICK IMAGE TO BUY A GECKO Leopard geckos are popular pet reptiles largely due to the variety of colours and patterns they come in. These colour and pattern variations…
CLICK THE PICTURE TO BUY A PET CHAMELEON At Tim’s Reptiles, we’re always excited to showcase unique and colourful reptiles, and the veiled chameleon is no exception. Known for their striking colours and ability to…
Keep your chameleon in a screen cage Height is more important than width. Cage should be around 1m in height. Keep all Chameleons in separate cages they do not need friends. Put several live or…
Myths and Misconceptions about Keeping Blood PythonsBy Timothy Zediwww.timsreptiles.co.za Introduction Blood Pythons are not commonly kept in South Africa and there are many misconceptions and myths about keeping this magnificent species that may put potential…
[wpeppsub id=3749] Introduction There is a Ball Python craze going on at the moment with Ball Pythons selling like hot cakes. Sometimes I wonder if the expos are turning into Ball Python fairs as there…
CLICK THE IMAGE TO BUY A CORN SNAKE How To Care For Corn Snakes Acclimatization Your baby Corn Snake will need to get used to it’s new home. Leave it alone for the first week…