Handling and Taming

Not all reptiles are calm and cuddly — and that’s okay. Some are shy, some are defensive, and a few may hiss, lunge, or bite. But even nervous or aggressive reptiles can learn to trust you over time. Whether you’ve adopted a fearful rescue or your new pet is still unsure about handling, this guide Read More

Reptiles might not wag their tails or purr, but that doesn’t mean they can’t form connections with their keepers. In fact, building trust with reptiles is one of the most rewarding parts of keeping an exotic pet — and it all starts with patience, respect, and observation. Whether you’re caring for a curious gecko, a Read More

Handling exotic reptiles can be a rewarding experience. It helps you bond with your pet, reduces fear, and makes routine care easier. But reptiles are not like dogs or cats — they move differently, react to stress in quiet ways, and have delicate bodies that need gentle care. This guide will help you master the Read More

Reptiles are fascinating and often calm companions — but they’re also quiet communicators. Unlike dogs or cats, they won’t whine or bark when they’re stressed. Instead, their signals are subtle, and often misunderstood. When you handle your reptile, it’s essential to recognise signs of discomfort early. This guide covers the most common reptile stress signs, Read More