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of Ancient Arts Holistic Services. “Rabbits should get more of the lettuce-type greens, but limit the spinach, because it is high in calcium.”


Reptiles


Whether it’s the dinosaur-like ap- pearance of an iguana, flick- ing tongue of a chameleon, intricate scale patterns of a snake or wise-looking turtle head, the exotic appearance of reptiles fascinates children. They take up little space inside a small aquarium and their lack of fur prevents potential allergic reactions. However, some reptiles need special lighting and specific amounts of water; maintaining proper levels of heat and humidity is vital to some of them in order to replicate their natural environment.


It’s best to learn as much as you can about a potential pet before bringing it home. Understanding species temperament, behavior patterns, maintenance needs, diet and average lifes- pan helps you know what to expect beforehand and ultimately to better enjoy your choice of the small-pet experience.


Find tips on small animal ownership and care at Hartz.com and AmericanPetProducts.org.


Randy Kambic, in Estero, FL, is a freelance writer and a copyeditor for Natural Awakenings.


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