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Elephant Trunk Snakes

By Tony Doerrer Acrochordus javanicus, more commonly known as the Elephant Trunk Snake or the File Snake, is a fully aquatic, non-venomous species. Acrochordus javanicus are often imported from Indonesia. Roughly six inches at birth,...

Acclimating Imported Green Tree Pythons

By Thadd Sauls Imported Green Tree Pythons are undoubtedly one of the most divisive topics in the Chondro community and you don’t have to spend much time in the forums in order to find a...

Acclimation and Husbandry of Malaysian Mangrove Snakes

By Jonathan Rheins Mangrove snakes, Boiga dendrophila ssp., are strikingly beautiful and notoriously defensive colubrids locally common throughout Southeast Asia, Indonesia, and adjacent island chains. Their gorgeous color scheme and impressive attitude have captivated even...

Chondro Line History: Tiger Stripes

By Dave Dee Name of Line: Tiger Stripe Line Founding Breeder(s): Rico Walder of Signal Herpetoculture Founding Animals: SH00111 (PNG x Sorong) and SH01049 (Biak) Notable Descendants: SH04095, SH09123, SH10060 Characteristics and Traits: Tiger Stripe chondros are known for...

Varannosaurus Rex: Building Trust with Monitors

I’ve always been a sucker for a big lizard. Like many reptile people from the 80s and 90s, my love of keeping started with a pair of green iguanas back in 1994. I originally...

Red-Eyed Crocodile Skinks: Keeping a Mini Dragon!

Red-eyed crocodile skinks (Scientific name: Tribolonotus gracilis) are an extremely shy reptile, but despite preferring a quiet life these skinks can be an absolute joy to keep in captivity. Known for the red/orange circle...

Coastal Diamonds: The History & Care of Diamondback Terrapins

Can you remember the first time you saw a Pied Ball Python? How about an IMG BCI or a Black Dragon? Animals like this represent more than just new morphs, colors or patterns within...

The Wide World of Atheris Vipers

The genus Atheris, currently comprises fifteen species of small, heavily keel scaled, arboreal pit vipers. The vipers are distributed in sub Saharan African and are typically encountered in primary forest, cloud forest and disturbed...

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