Get In Touch With Me | Terra Keeper H.Q.

Got a question about setting up your gecko’s tank? Curious why your terrarium keeps growing mold? Do you just want to share a photo of your tarantula’s new enclosure? I’d love to hear from you.

Whether you’re a fellow keeper with a tip to share, spotted something on the site that needs fixing, or you’re a brand interested in working with TerraKeeperHQ, shoot us a message. I’ll get back to you as soon as we can — usually within a few business days.

As a one-man operation, I’m often elbows-deep in a terrarium or testing a new piece of equipment, but I make it a priority to respond to the community as quickly as possible.

A few things we love hearing about:

Questions about care guides or setups covered on the site
Corrections or updates if something’s out of date
Partnership or advertising inquiries
Just saying hi and telling us about your terrarium

How To Reach Out To Me

Email Me Directly: For general inquiries, partnership opportunities, or detailed questions about your setup, please send an email to: contact(@)terrakeeperhq.com

Drop a Comment: If you have a question about a specific guide or review, the fastest way to get an answer is to leave a comment at the bottom of that post. I check comments daily, and your question might help a fellow hobbyist who is dealing with the same issue!

A Quick Note On Advice

While I love helping out, please remember that I am a hobbyist sharing my personal experiences from 10 years in the trenches. I’ll provide the best advice I can based on my own experience, but every terrarium is a unique ecosystem.

Quick Note: If you’re asking for help with a specific issue in your terrarium, please include your terrarium size, what you’re keeping in it, and any other details that will help me get a good idea of what is happening.

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Mitch Wells

Mitch Wells is a hobbiest ecosystem builder, terrarium designer, and the founder of TerraKeeperHQ. With over a decade of hands-on experience designing enclosed habitats, Mitch specializes in building self-sustaining bioactive vivariums and high-performance reptile and invertebrate enclosures. His work focuses on precise microclimate control, custom substrate blending, and establishing thriving bioactive cleanup crews. When he isn't balancing humidity gradients for a crested gecko or fine-tuning ventilation in a tarantula enclosure, he writes practical, field-tested guides to help hobbyists build healthier, longer-lasting habitats. Learn more about Mitch on the About Page.