Many pets call vivariums their home, but reptiles and amphibians use them the most commonly. It is important to highlight a few factors. Be mindful of these factors while moving with your pets:
Here is how you can safely relocate with a vivarium.
If you fail to plan, then you should plan to fail. Make sure all your moving items are ready and written down. All of your pet's possessions need to be accounted for as well. This helps you remember what exactly it is that you have and that you need to move with. Here are some additional things that should be accounted for:
Make sure your pet has all of its needs fulfilled. If they need light, do not cover the vivarium. If they require moisture, keep a spray bottle with you and spray them occasionally. Unlike fish or mammals, reptiles and amphibians need your care throughout the actual move. Check in on your pet periodically, every 4-5 hours. Give them treats or spritz them with water if necessary. You may also unwrap the vivarium and let some fresh air in for your plants if the removal takes longer than 24 hours.
When you reach your new home, you should unpack your vivarium.
Here's what to do next:
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