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Repti-Cal
Posted by TheBeastMaster on 2009/3/16 17:29:39 (304 reads)
Husbandry

Repti-Cal

Phosphorous free, calcium & vitamin D3 supplement for reptiles and amphibians. Maintaining a correct calciumphosphorous (Ca:P) ratio in the diet of 1:1 to 1:5:1 is equally important nutritionally as adequate calcium intake. Commonl used food sources such as crickets, meal worms and mice contain high levels of phosphorous and low leveols of calcium. Repti-Cal assists in balancing the Ca:P ratio by providing a natural phosphorous free calcium source.

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Repti-Vite
Posted by TheBeastMaster on 2009/3/16 17:27:47 (295 reads)
Husbandry

Repti-Vite

Concentrated multivitamin, mineral, amino acid supplement for all reptiles and amphibians. Repti-Vite is formulated to provide balabced levels of vitamins, mineral and amino acids to ensure correct utilisation of proteins and other essential nutrients for growth, reproduction and maintenance of health.

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Repti-Hand Cleaner Gel
Posted by TheBeastMaster on 2009/3/16 17:23:08 (314 reads)
Health

Repti-Hand Cleaner Gel

Aristopet Repti-Hand is an instant skin sanitising and cleaning gel, which kills up to 99.9% of germs and bacteria on contact, including salmonella. Repti-Hand also stops the spread of disease to and from reptiles, birds and small animals caused by human contact. Repti-Hand air dries naturally, preventing contamination through contact with towels. Repti-Hand is also pH balanced to be gentle on your hands.

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Home Sweet Home - A Python's Perspective
Posted by TheBeastMaster on 2008/7/26 10:20:55 (564 reads)
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Home Sweet Home - A Python's Perspective


...... by Doc Rock

Abraham Maslow published his famous theory of human motivation in 1943, which is still very popular today. Maslow believed we are all driven by a hierarchy of needs. These start from basic physiological needs like water, food and shelter through to a higher state called self-actualisation. You know what I mean, watching your favourite TV show, relaxing with a friend, or just plain enjoying your python(s).

When a python is put in a new cage, unlike you, it is not self-actualising. In fact, it is probably at the very bottom of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs! Initially, the greatest drive for most snakes will be to defend themselves, or to find safety and hide. So, in the hierarchy of python needs, the hidebox is an important aspect of any vivarium.


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Snake Empathy & the Art of Handling Pythons
Posted by TheBeastMaster on 2008/7/26 9:49:22 (645 reads)
Snakes

Snake Empathy & the Art of Handling Pythons

......by Doc Rock (SouthernXReptiles)



I caught my first wild herps about 45 years ago. Since then the addiction
to reptiles (and especially snakes) never completely left me. Today
my interest is greater than it has ever been and occupies a major
share of my wife’s and my time.


It is remarkable to see how the hobby has grown for thousands of
Australians over the last 10 years in particular. The variety of species
and forms of pythons available for the enthusiast, together with husbandry
equipment, has grown exponentially. In addition, the Internet has
been added to the tools of the modern hobbiest, so that now the amount
of information internationally available is staggering.

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