Herpetoculture
Snakes
Creating Mr. Blue – A (Not-So) Short History
By Tim Morris
Everyone has a story to tell about how they got started in something… for my journey into the world of green tree pythons (chondros), it was the book “The Reproductive Husbandry of...
Snakes
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,...
Snakes
Observations on the Captive Care & Maintenance of Rhino Rat Snakes
By Rob Stone
Introduction & Taxonomy
The longnose, rhinoceros (‘rhino’) or Rhyno ratsnake is a medium sized colubrid snake native to northern Vietnam and southern China, often in mountainous tropical forests in karst regions around waterbodies...
Product Reviews
Product Review: Reptilinks
Review by Ryan Cox
So right now in the hobby we see a buzzword a lot. The million dollar word, enrichment. The formal definition of enrichment is the action of improving or enhancing the quality...
Morelia Spotlight
Morelia Spotlight: Gamma Line Diamond Jungle Jags
By Eric Burke
In the carpet python world, there is a snake that is a fantastic neon yellow. Whether you're into carpet pythons or not, if you saw this snake at a reptile show, it...
Industry Spotlight
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...
Snakes
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...
Herping
Herps of Wyoming
By Isabella Carroll
When you hear the name Wyoming you normally wouldn't think it would be a place full of all sorts of reptiles and amphibians. Wyoming is a huge landlocked state in North America...
