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Do Crocodile live in groups?
Crocodiles do not form social groups, but they are the most social of all reptiles. They are known to congregate for feeding and basking.
What is a pinky mouse and how is it used in the context of feeding reptiles as a live food source?
A pinky mouse is a newborn mouse that has not yet grown fur and is pink in color. In the context of feeding reptiles, pinky mice are often used as a live food source for small reptiles such as snakes and lizards. They provide a natural and nutritious meal for these carnivorous reptiles, helping them meet their dietary needs.
Do kangaroos eat reptiles?
No. Kangaroos are strictly herbivorous, feeding only on grasses and other vegetation.
What has the most in common birds fish amphibians reptiles and mammals?
reptiles and amphibians have the most in common
How are babies of most reptiles different from babies of most mammals?
yes the reptiles develop in eggs
What are characteristics of reptiles?
Some characteristics of reptiles are, They have backbones or vertebrae, they are cold blooded, they have thick protective scales and lay eggs. All reptiles breathe air from their lungs. They have 3 heart chambers. Some examples include lizards, snakes, crocodiles and alligators
Do reptiles birth from eggs or womb?
Most reptiles lay eggs.
Are reptiles parasitic?
No. Most reptiles are predatory. Some are omnivorous or herbivorous.
Can you breed superworms to create a sustainable supply for feeding reptiles and other animals?
Yes, superworms can be bred to create a sustainable supply for feeding reptiles and other animals. By providing the right conditions such as proper housing, food, and temperature, superworms can reproduce and multiply, ensuring a continuous source of food for animals.
What do most reptiles have?
eyes
Who is related to reptiles?
Amphibians and avians are the most closely related species to reptiles.
How much dos a baby gecko eat?
Typically, reptiles have a much slower metabolism than other animal species. Reptiles do not require a feeding each and every day. A normal feeding for most reptile species will range from 2-4 feedings per week depending on the size of the reptile and the age. A baby/ juvenile will need more feedings weekly than an adult. each feeding will consist of an appropriate number of proper sized live feeders. They should never be larger than the space between the geckos eyes.
