REPTILE BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS

Problems with Reptiles 

Reptiles are entirely dependent on their environment for good health and to be able to show natural behaviours. Improving the environment to suit the needs of individual species can greatly improve the life of captive reptiles.

Behaviour modification addresses environmental and social factors including:

• Temperature
• Light
• Food amount and type
• Presentation of food
• Substrate
• Water availability
• Humidity
• Social interactions
• Breeding sites
• Handling

Keeping reptiles healthy and well enough to breed is a challenge for any owner. Getting conditions right are essential if the animal is to show normal behaviours.

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