CRESTED GECKO PET JOURNAL

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CRESTED GECKO PET JOURNAL Pet: STUDENT: TEACHER Contact: If your pet gets sick or hurt, please call your teacher. Phone 225.343.7035 Toll Free 800.735.8537 Fax 225.336.0671

Instructions for your pet GECKO 1 2 3 4 5 Make sure your animal has dried food and water. Be sure to change the water every few days. Feed your pet 3-5 (medium size) and 5-6 (small) LIVE crickets every day. He will usually eat them right away (as long as he sees them). Make sure your pet has all of its food for the day and take out any leftovers from the day before. Mist your pet with water a few times a day. Check the humidity levels of your pet s cage. Feed the crickets an orange cube and calcium quencher and cricket feed every few days. Keep the orange cubes and calcium quencher in the refrigerator. Clean the waste out of his cage. You will need to change out the paper towels on the bottom of cage. DO S AND DON ts 1 2 3 4 5 Hand washing is very important after handling any reptile. DO T feed your pet insects that you have caught in your backyard. Don t suddenly grab your pet or handle him by his tail or limb. Instead, hold your pet in your hand and support its tail with your arm. Don t let your terrarium get direct sunlight from a window because the container may overheat due to the extreme heat from direct sunlight. Indirect sunlight will benefit your reptiles. Put the light bulb on top of the cage to provide a stable area for the lamp and prevent them from tipping over or falling. Don t leave terrarium lights on at night. Turn the light off at night so they can sleep. Do not leave the day light on when you leave the house. Daily Journal Instructions for Your Pet Do s and Don ts

1 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know that reptiles are cold-blooded? Measure your pet with a ruler. From head to tail: From side to side: Its tail: Its head: How long is your pet? Daily Journal Day 1

2 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know that some tortoises can live for 150 years? Match the traits with the reptiles they go with. Uses camouflage to blend in with surroundings Slithers its entire body to move Has a hard shell to protect itself Looks like it has a beard Large reptile that has a lot of teeth What sounds is your pet making? Daily Journal Day2

3 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know most reptiles don t have noses? they smell with their tongue! Compare things about your pet to how dinosaurs look. Your pet Dinosaurs What does your pet feel like? Daily Journal Day 3

4 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know most reptiles have scales to protect themselves? Circle which kind of food reptiles should be fed. Crickets Mealworms Chocolate Bar Hamburgers Strawberries Lettuce How does your pet sleep? Daily Journal Day 4

5 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know there are about 8,240 species of reptiles? Write a journal entry from the point of view of your pet. Daily Journal Day 5

6 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know most reptiles can t swallow without holding their breath? Draw a picture of your pet. What color is your pet? Daily Journal Day 6

7 s DAILY JOURNAL Did you know most reptiles use camouflage to stay safe from predators? Write what you liked about having a pet reptile for a week. Did your pet grow in length? How long is your pet today? Did you notice any changes in your pet over the past few days? Daily Journal Day 7