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Recent Answers from BPC

2009-11-05 Anole in house:

Crack a window (and screen) in the area where you usually see him and if he wants to get out he probably will. Otherwise you'll have to catch him. I don't know if there would be enough bugs in your home

2009-10-24 Eastern Hognose:

Well you have 2 choices. Forcibly release him or find him some small toads. Easterns eat almost exclusively toads. Hope this helps, they are wonderful animals and not hard to keep as long as you can

2009-10-23 my chinese water ddragon:

Not normal, w/o being able to see it I can't be sure but it sounds like what I call blister disease. Which is usually caused by improper humidity (too much# and heat #not enough). Fix those things and

2009-10-22 breaded dragon:

Up to two feet including the tail, maybe 2-3 lbs. He should be fed every school day and very well on Friday if he's going to go all weekend w/o food. If he is a baby I would not recommend him going w/o

2009-10-21 Curious Breeding Question?!?:

OK, inbreeding is not as big a deal with snakes as it would be with humans. In fact, many of the designer morphs we see in the market are the result of inbreeding or line breeding. I wouldn't worry greatly