Rodents

Japanese mice (also known as dwarf bamboo mice) are unusual miniature pets that easily adapt to new homes, quickly become tame, and bond with their owners. This article will explore the characteristics of this breed, including their living conditions, feeding, and care. Breed Characteristics: The Japanese mouse is a selectively bred, miniature rodent native to Southeast Asia; a type of house mouse. In the wild, these mice inhabit forest edges and tend to stay close to human habitation, especially in the fall.Read more

The Syrian hamster is a cute pet from the rodent family; its other name is the Persian hamster. Due to its unpretentiousness, it is a very popular pet, often kept by families with children and others. In this article, we will consider the care, feeding, and bathing of Syrian hamsters. Breed characteristics: The Syrian hamster is a medium-sized rodent (body length up to 13 cm, weight up to 250 g); it appeared as a result of crossing several species of wild hamsters. Many years ago, it was accidentally discovered in Syria. This is why the hamster got its name. This hamster has a strong body and a short tail up to one and a half centimeters long. The body is covered with thick, soft golden fur; there are short-haired and long-haired breeds. It has a round muzzle and small ears. A distinctive feature is the different number of toes on the hind and front paws (four on the front and five on the back). In the wild, they live in eastern Turkey and near the city of Habem in northwestern Syria. Syrian Hamster: Care Instructions Syrian hamsters have an attractive appearance; they are unpretentious and have a strong immune system. They quickly become attached to a place and lead a solitary life: keeping even a pair of pets is not recommended. This hamster will defend its territory from "strangers." The only exception is Roborovski hamsters: they can be kept in groups.Read more

The praying mantis is an unusually large insect whose forelimbs are adapted for capturing food. Praying mantises come in white, pink, brown, or green; females are always larger than males. These insects are found throughout the world. Raising them is easy and quite fun. The choice of mantis species depends on where you live and how you got your mantis (from a pet store or from the street). If you follow the care instructions, a praying mantis can make an ideal pet. In this article, we'll discuss the basic aspects of caring for a praying mantis at home. Domestic Praying Mantises - Types Read more

Crabs are crustaceans with one pair of claws and ten legs, covered with a thick exoskeleton. These animals can live in water and spend a lot of time on land. They're not the most popular pets, but every year more and more aquarium owners are interested in crabs with their bright colors and entertaining behavior. In this article, we'll discuss how to choose a crab and provide it with optimal conditions to ensure it brings you joy for as long as possible. Crab Care at Home: Care Tips If you don't have enough fish in your aquarium, crabs are often the first choice for a new pet. They're fascinating to observe, so this exotic animal often becomes a favorite. However, keep in mind that not all pet store salespeople are familiar with crab care: it's best to educate yourself to avoid the joy of buying a new pet being replaced by the grief of losing one.Read more

A pet frog is an unusual, even exotic pet, but completely safe compared to its exotic relatives. There are many species and varieties of pet frogs, each with a distinct personality and appearance. Keeping these animals is a unique hobby that will appeal to those tired of standard pets. Amphibians may not be ideal for keeping at home, but they are friendly, quite intelligent, and undemanding in care. Let's take a closer look at these unusual pets, explore their feeding and care requirements, and learn from amphibian experts. This information will help you avoid problems when keeping frogs. Aquarium frogs at home: care considerations. Although aquarium frogs are relatively easy to care for, there are certain nuances that are essential to know. It's important for a beginning frog keeper to understand the characteristics of these animals and the specific requirements for keeping pet frogs.Read more