TerraLED advice

This article is a guide for beginners in terrariums, which provides the basics to get started in this exciting hobby. It covers topics such as choosing the right animal, choosing the right terrarium, daily care, feeding, cleaning, health, temperature and humidity, and lighting. By following these basic tips, beginners can provide their pets with a healthy, pet-friendly environment while appreciating the beauty and complexity of terrarium making.

This article is dedicated to lovers of exotic animals and more particularly Leopard Geckos. The Leopard Gecko is a small reptile of the Eublepharidae family, native to Pakistan, India, Afghanistan and Nepal. With its whitish to yellow coat speckled with black, it measures a little over 20 cm on average. It is easy to raise and poses no danger to humans. To guarantee its well-being, it is recommended to never put two adult males in the same terrarium, never have babies, young geckos and adults...

This article offers advice for getting started in terrariums by choosing a species that is easy to raise and finding out about its biotope before buying your terrarium. The ideal species to start with are the Pogona, Leopard Gecko and Corn Snake. It is also important to choose the right equipment for the animal's well-being, including the terrarium, heating, lighting, substrate and accessories. The different types of heating and lighting are detailed, as well as the preferred substrates....

This article is devoted to the Pogona, also known as the bearded dragon, a lizard very popular in terrariums. The Pogona is a relatively easy animal to care for and socialize. Their lifespan is 8 to 10 years and their adult size is around 50 cm. The Pogona lives in semi-arid areas in Australia and feeds on insects and plants. Crickets, locusts and grasshoppers are recommended for insects and dandelions, cabbage leaves, parsley, celery and cucumber for vegetables. The terrarium must have one...