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Ask Us About Your Vivarium

Send your question and we will review it against welfare-led husbandry guidance and practical keeper experience.

  • Welfare-first answers, never sales pressure
  • UK-relevant equipment and enclosure guidance
  • Clear limits where veterinary help is needed
  • Questions welcomed from new keepers
Welfare-ledAnimal needs come first.
UK-focusedGuidance suited to British keepers.
Plain speakingClear, practical explanations.
Honest limitsNot veterinary advice.

Send your vivarium question

Include the species, enclosure size, temperatures, lighting and anything already tried for a more useful reply.

Thank you. Your message has been received and will be considered with the animal’s welfare and husbandry context in mind.
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How Replies Work

From question to practical next step

Detailed setup information helps us give guidance that fits your animal rather than a generic checklist.

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Describe the setup

Tell us which reptile or amphibian you keep, along with enclosure dimensions and substrate. Add temperature readings, humidity, UVB details and photographs where relevant.

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We check the context

We compare your details with recognised husbandry guidance and experienced keeper practice. Species-specific needs, such as basking gradients for bearded dragons or drainage for dart frogs, shape the response.

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Receive clear guidance

You will receive practical next steps where we can help. Signs of illness, injury, egg binding or rapid decline will be directed towards a reptile-aware veterinary surgeon.

Our Approach

What you can expect from us

Our guidance is written for keepers who want healthy, species-appropriate enclosures rather than quick fixes.

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Species-specific advice

A leopard gecko, veiled chameleon and corn snake do not need the same enclosure conditions. We avoid one-size-fits-all recommendations.

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Measurable husbandry

Advice focuses on checks you can make, such as surface temperatures, ambient gradients and UVB positioning. Guesswork is not presented as reliable care.

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Transparent sources

Our guides draw on specialised care sources, keeper community input and recognised husbandry guidance. We say where evidence is mixed or knowledge is limited.

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Clear veterinary boundaries

We are not vets or professional breeders. Health concerns requiring diagnosis, treatment or urgent assessment belong with a suitably experienced veterinary surgeon.