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[post_content] => Superworms are considered some of the best feeder insects available. They are loaded with fat and protein, which is important for every reptile. Their calcium to phosphorus ratio is a little off for your bearded dragon's needs, so be sure to dust your superworms with calcium.
If you're not sure how to handle superworms, here's a video we created on what it's like to receive superworms in the mail after you buy them online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9WxQDO-Wao
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[post_content] => This is Gus (aka Giuseppe), my male albino horned frog. I've had him for over 12 years now, since he was the size of a half dollar. He's outlived many of my other animals and even the local pet store I bought him from!
I wish I could say he was sweet, but he's not. Notoriously grumpy, he's mastered the art of lunging at me when I least expect it. I think he enjoys giving me a heart attack. Over the years, he's mellowed out and finally tolerates me holding him, but our friendship is mostly on a "look, don't touch" basis.
Naturally, he enjoys crickets. Lots of them. With a year's supply, he might even smile :)
I hope you've enjoyed meeting Gus as much as I've enjoyed keeping him!
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[post_content] => I play violin and recently got myself a pacman and one of the only problems i've found is that would that be too loud to practice in the same room as my pacman?
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[post_content] => Sebastian is just one of our reptile friends. He loves to wrap around our wrists and chill outside in the warm sun with us. And he loves to slither up my head when we are inside
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[post_content] => this is my pac man frog, he or she eats so many crickets that she has me in stitches! i'm 12 and don't get an allowance so the crickets would help a lot, thanks for looking and give me a bit of critter gold! - James
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[post_content] => Brumation is a natural part of every reptile's life cycle. In their natural habitat, when the temps start to get low, there is less sunlight to warm up these exothermic animals. This also means there is less vegetation and insects to for them to prey on. This why they enter into a state of brumation. It helps them survive the colder temps, by reducing their metabolism, which also reduces their need to consume insects. So if your pet seems sluggish and non-responsive this time of year, they are beginning to brumate, and will be doing this until the temps in your area begin to warm up to their confort level.
We have excellent guides on brumation for both bearded dragons and leopard geckos. And if you have any additional questions about brumation for other pets, our helpful forum members can chime in with feedback!
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If you're not sure how to handle superworms, here's a video we created on what it's like to receive superworms in the mail after you buy them online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9WxQDO-Wao
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