CARE SHEETS

 

Links to care articles for some common reptile species. No need to re-invent the wheel, these experts have already provided this information.  We suggest extensive research into any species of reptile you consider keeping as a pet. There are some reptiles that are very easy to take care of, while others should only be kept by experienced individuals. Please take the time to understand what type of reptile is right for you and make sure you can provide the proper diet and care for the animal!   By linking to these pages, Arrowhead Reptile Rescue is no way supporting or confirming accuracy of the information provided by third-party sources.   

The following articles are to assist captive reptile owners with some common questions and problems. 

Arrowhead's top 10 common mistakes and myths

There's a lot of bad and just down right wrong information out there
Arrowhead FAQ

Did you know?  Answers to some general and random questions about reptiles and Arrowhead
ARR Nutrition Guide

Nutritional information for all types of reptiles
ARR Climate Guide

A reptile enclosure must be kept at certain temperatures and humidity ranges
W
ildlife Rehab Resources
Resources and reference material to assist  wildlife rehabilitators, veterinarians, and veterinary technicians
Is an Iguana right for you?

Green Iguana (Iguana Iguana) are not for everyone.
Courtesy www.anapsid.org
Reptile Mites

Very small, but that doesn't negate the fact they are quite a nuisance and hard to kill.
Courtesy www.anapsid.org
Before you buy a water turtle.

Tiny, and awfully cute. But bear in mind they get much bigger, take up a lot of space, and are EXPENSIVE!
Courtesy www.anapsid.org
Shedding problems

Shedding problems can be minor or very serious. Read these tips and tricks.
Courtesy www.anapsid.org

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