We've all scrolled on social media and stumbled across a post with a reptile that shows bad husbandry or care. Sometimes the comments are constructive and nice, and other times they are downright mean so we're going to share our best tips for addressing improper care on social media. Then let us know if you are the type of girl to post your SO in your Instagram bio and hear our thoughts.

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00:00 Hair salon cancelling appointments
03:16 Handling improper care on social media
06:57 Acknowledge that they have good intentions and love the animal
08:23 Try to explain your recommendations and share care resources
11:25 How to helo someone you know
12:53 How to help strangers
13:54 Tagging bigger accounts
17:05 How to help a bigger account
21:06 Avoid blanket statements
23:54 There's more than 1 way to keep an animal
28:13 Will you put your parter in your Instagram bio