The new year is the perfect time to pause, reset, and make sure your reptiles are set up for success. Whether you keep snakes, geckos, skinks, or invertebrates, small issues in an enclosure can quietly turn into big problems over time, especially during winter. This reptile enclosure checklist walks you through 10 things to check…
Crested gecko vs gargoyle gecko — two of the most popular pet geckos in the hobby — and for good reason. Both species are hardy, easy to care for, thrive in similar setups, and have fun personalities. Some keepers say that gargoyle geckos are a “step up” in difficulty from crested geckos, but in my…
A ball python not eating is one of the most common things keepers deal with. These snakes are famous for skipping meals—sometimes for weeks or even months. Because of this, a lot of people shrug it off as “just what ball pythons do” and wait far too long before trying to fix the problem. And…
Is your corn snake not eating? Take a deep breath — this is a common concern new keepers have, and it’s almost always fixable. Corn snakes are generally fantastic eaters, but they’re still sensitive to their environment. Small changes in setup, routine, or the snake’s natural cycles can temporarily shut down appetite. In this guide,…
Gargoyle gecko not sticking to glass? You’re not alone. Many people assume gargoyles climb smooth surfaces just like crested geckos, and are surprised when their gecko slips, struggles, or simply refuses to stick to smooth surfaces. For most gargoyle geckos, not sticking to glass is completely normal. In fact, it says absolutely nothing about their…
If you’ve found yourself dealing with a crested gecko not eating, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common questions new keepers ask, and most of the time, it has a simple explanation and an even simpler fix. Let’s walk through the most likely reasons your gecko isn’t eating and what you can…