Australia

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...

Hal Cogger: Interview with an Aussie Icon

By Tie Eipper Dr. Harold G. Cogger is, to us Aussie herpers, what Vegemite is to those weird Australians who don’t like reptiles. For over 50 years Hal has dedicated his time, knowledge, and enthusiasm...

Keeping the Infamous, Inland Taipan

By Tie Eipper The Inland Taipan is a species of snake that must only be kept by experienced elapid keepers. The toxicity of the venom combined with the fact that they can be unpredictable make...

The Strophurus Geckos

by Meeker Reptiles Description Members of the genus Strophurus are endemic to Australia and found throughout the continent with exception of mesic areas along the eastern coast and Tasmania.  With 20 recognized species, this is the...

A Deeper Look at the Woma Python, Aspidites ramsayi

By Kasey Schultz Whenever I am asked about my favorite species of snake, my answer is consistently the Woma Python. Not only are they physically impressive, but they are also unique from other pythons in...

Morelia Spotlight: Darwin Carpet Pythons

By Eric Burke When it comes to carpet pythons, it is hard to beat the beauty of the neon yellow and jet black of a jungle carpet python, but  some of the other subspecies can...

Industry Spotlight: Peter Birch of Critta Cam

What species got you into the hobby? Not really sure about this one as my interest started before there was an established hobby as such here in Australia. I've always been fascinated by reptiles and...

Book Review: Historical Snakeys by John Cann

Review by Carley Jones So when I buy books I have a bad habit of not doing any research on the titles I'm interested in. I've been burned by this bad habit before when I'd...

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