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Animal Spotlight - Dwarf Crocodile
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Taxonomy:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Order: Crocodilia
Family: Crocodylidae
Subspecies: West African Dwarf Crocodile, Congo Dwarf Crocodile
Other names: Broad-snouted Crocodile, Bony Crocodile, Black Crocodile
Average Length: 5 ft (1.5 m)
Average Weight: 40 to 70 lbs (18 to 32 kg)
Life Expectancy: 75 years
Reptile Vets In and Around Pittsburgh Pa
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Wanted to share my list of local vets that care for reptiles- If you know of any that did not make my list please share!
Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital South
560 McNeilly Road Pittsburgh, PA 15226 Tel: (412) 344-6888 Fax: (412) 344-5459
Services: 24 hour routine,critical and emergency care for canine, feline, pocketpets, herps, exotics
VCA Northview Animal Hospital
223 Siebert Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 - ...
Read Full Post »Are There Visible Symptoms of Salmonella in Snakes??
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So I got a Phone call this AM from a snake owner trying to trouble shoot a sick snake that they have owned for over 15 years now... Here was one of two things i thought of and then started looking it up and here's some neat infomation i thought i would share.
Artical By Elise Xavier
Although a good number of reptiles, and pets in general, are infected with salmonella, it’s actually quite near impossible to tell if your reptile has salmonella, as the visibl...
Read Full Post »Craft time with the Kids with a reptile twist of course!
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Its summer time - at my house that means my kids are constantly board.... here is something i did with my kids last year that they enjoyed.
Colorful Chameleons
Have kids paint with water color one plate... Step one.
All Pet Expo this Sat, Sunday in Monroeville
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We will be setting up a booth at the Steel City Pet Expo This Weekend June 25th and 26th, we will not be selling animals at this event but will have a few Adoptable animals and a large petting Learning area during the whole event.
If your going out to the Event Make sure to stop by and say hi. Grab a flyer ect.
Also Trisha from the Erie Reptile Expo will be sharing the space with us if your looking for a 2nd event in the area to go to check it out
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Read Full Post »Crickets! WHY!?!?
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We all love our reptiles, but most of us loathe their lunch. Many reptiles that we commonly keep as pets are insectivores, and the most commonly available feeder insect is the cricket.
I often get calls from Reptile show customers asking one of two things-
“What can I do to keep these darn things alive?” and “how do I keep them from escaping?”
Even though we tend to simply think of th...
Read Full Post »The Best First Snake?
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So you want a pet snake?
Most first time snake shoppers will simply pick out the one that appeals to them the most, aesthetically. Looks are certainly important, but there are other factors that should not be overlooked when deciding which one may be the best for you!
Here are a few things you should think about before your first purchase!
Im going to point out some of the most commonly available snakes in the pet trade. Please remembe...
Read Full Post »What o Expect When Going To A Reptile Show
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How To Prepare For Your First Reptile Show
Reptile shows are a great way to get to know local reptile enthusiasts in your community, as well as the perfect time to pick up that new python you’ve been dreaming about. Whether it is your 1st reptile show or your 30th, the following tips are sure to come in handy.
Leave your own pets at home At the Reptile show there will be 1000's of animals, unless you are needing yo...
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