Industry Spotlight: Tyler Brooks

Caiman lizards, giant skinks, and tortoises with a hinge in their back. Just a few of the many things that make Tortuga Fantana tick!  Tyler Brooks, or “TorugaFontana” (his Instagram handle) is an avid tortoise...

Highlands & Islands Notes from the Field: Expedición de Cascabelitos

By Ryan Collister Mexico’s herpetofauna is among the most diverse and exciting of any country in the world, and its proximity to my home state of Texas has always been tantalizing to herp enthusiasts here,...

Emergency Prep: Power Outtages, Reptiles, & the Cold

By Christian Parr Keeping reptiles in captivity is fun, rewarding and, for most of us, it's down right addicting. But the hobby is full of challenges that will always test our abilities and ways of...

The Shinglebacks

By Tie Eipper Bobtail, Sleepy Lizard, Pine Cone Lizard, Double-headed lizard, Stumpy Lizard, Stumpy and Boggi. These fascinating lizards go by many names. Prized overseas and loved in their native country Australia, they are unquestionably...

Reptilian Transference: Tips for Transporting Herps Safely

By Phil Wolf If you’re reading this magazine, we’re to assume you own, or plan to own, reptiles or amphibians. That being said, there may be a time when one must transport their pet, and...

Product Review: ZooMed Repti Shedding Aid

Review by Justin Smith There are few things more frustrating than an animal that has bad sheds! While we, as keepers, try to do our best to keep bad sheds from happening but at some...

Living with Nile Crocs

By Paul Donovan If you like your reptiles big, they don’t come much bigger than the Nile Crocodile, Crocodylus niloticus. This behemoth of a reptile is one of the 24 representatives of the order Crocodilia,...

Heat Pits Explained!

By Paul Donovan The detection mechanism of prey within the snake families is predominantly achieved through the use of the tongue (via pheromones), and eyes (visually); this is a pretty standard organization, irrespective of the...
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