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We buy and test basking bulbs to help you find the best one for your bearded dragon. Here is what we found.

Every home aquarium needs a hood to make sure that the heat stays inside the glass tank to keep the fish thriving. You will need to choose between reflective or non-reflective glass, and there are many other factors to consider too!

Looking to buy an automatic turtle feeder? Our comprehensive buying guide gives you a good idea of what to look out for when selecting an automatic turtle feeder.

In our buying guide we discuss what you should consider when choosing a reptile heating pad for your herp’s habitat.

Some tortoises are messy, some are not. But they all need to be hydrated with fresh water on a regular basis. What’s the best tortoise water dish?

Russian tortoises are one of the most popular tortoise species kept as a pet. Keep your pet healthy and happy with this vital info about what to feed your baby Russian tortoise, and be sure to provide the best substrate for Russian tortoises.

Many of our furry clients, be them dogs or cats, gyrating tortoises – or our cute green friends, are used to turtle food. Here is our comprehensive guide on the best turtle foods out there.

If you’re looking for the best reptile light fixture, you’re in the right place! See our picks for the top UVB basking lights well as the best led bulbs for UV.

Bearded dragons come in a variety of colors and types but one of the most common is the yellow bearded dragon. Owners know the importance of providing these pets the best lighting for bearded dragons.

Choosing what type of substrate to use for your pet turtle is an important decision. Here we’ll help you choose the best turtle substrate for you and your pet.

Have you ever wondered what kind of plants are safe for turtle tanks? Well, we have your answer! Check out our top 4 best live plants for turtle tanks in 2019!

The best tortoise substrate (land tortoise substrate or tortoise ground cover) for your specific animal (Leopard tortoise, Spurred tortoise, Russian tortoise, Redfoot tortoise, and Horsfields tortoise) and how to inspect your tortoise substrate for mold and bugs!