
11 Tips When Buying a Bluey
Blue-Tongue Skinks are in my opinion the absolute best pet lizards for beginners. Here are 11 helpful tips when buying one.
Continue readingBlue-Tongue Skinks are in my opinion the absolute best pet lizards for beginners. Here are 11 helpful tips when buying one.
Continue reading“My blue-tongue skink keeps sneezing! What should I do!?” Don’t fret, this is totally normal. Most of the time.
Continue readingIt’s common for skinks just brought to their new homes to be a bit skittish, defensive and scared, especially during the first few days and weeks.
Continue readingOne of the most common questions among new Blue-Tongue Skink owners is the question as to whether or not they can eat dog food. Dog food?! Wait…what??
Continue readingOverfeeding is a much bigger problem than underfeeding, or worse, your Blue-Tongue Skink refusing to eat altogether. There are typically a handful of common reasons why this will be the case.
Continue readingBlue-Tongue Skinks are generally around 4 inches long at birth, and as they grow older and mature, can reach up to 27 inches with some species (Meraukes), but how long does it take for them to reach full size?
Continue readingMany animals, such as many rodents, squirrels and bears hibernate during the cold winter months. But what about blue-tongues? Do they hibernate as well?
Continue readingBlue-tongue skinks are cute, little lovable animals, however they are also incredibly difficult to sex. There are multiple methods to determine their gender, but not all of them are reliable or all that useful.
Continue readingIs your Blue-Tongued Skink looking a bit disheveled and dirty? Want to clean him or her up? While Blue-Tongues can be hardy animals, there are a few things that you need to be aware of before giving him or her a good scrub.
Continue readingIf you just recently purchased or obtained a Blue-Tongue Skink, you will probably, at some point or another, get hissed at. But, you don’t need to fret or be concerned, it’s normal and if you know why it happened, you can reduce the chances of it continuing to occur.
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