Magazine
Lizards
Phelsuma Klemmeri: The Tiny Gecko Making a Big Splash
By Sydney Wachtler of The Crested Closet
Phelsuma klemmeri, also known as the Neon Day Gecko, Klemmer’s Gecko or in some cases Yellow-Headed Day Gecko (not to be confused with the Yellow-Headed Gecko), is a...
Tips
Getting Great Feeders
By Justin Smith
Every aspect of animal husbandry is important. Whether it is caging, lighting, temperature control, or supplementation, it all adds up! One aspect of this that I believe is widely overlooked is feeder...
Amphibians
A Trip in Search of Amphibians of Botswana
By Paul Donovan
You could be forgiven for thinking that a country whose land mass is comprised of 84% of the Kalahari Desert, and is arid as a piece of sandpaper, you’d be hard pressed...
Crocodilians
Taking Out Some of the Chaos with Crocs
By Harmony Tenney
With Peter Prodromou’s Croc Muzzle Bag©, captive crocs now have less stress from transfer and medical exams!
Insight graces many of us at least once in our lives. Sometimes it comes with enough...
Book Review
Book Review: “Snakes of Australia” – Scott and Tyese Eipper
Review by Phil Wolf
The quintessential field guide - what makes a great field guide? Anyone who practices herpetoculture or actively field herps, has one, if not multiple field guides in their arsenal of knowledge....
Tips
Top 5 Herp Room Must-Haves: Kris Painschab of Badlands Herpetoculture
1: Disposable Gloves
The first item on my list of reptile room necessities is probably the one that is the most indicative to me. In my many years of reptile keeping, I have found that...
Amphibians
The Red Toad – Schismaderma carens
By Paul Donovan
Frogs and toads love the rain, and as we have been having an awful lot of it over the past few weeks, it comes as no surprise that just about everywhere is...
Snakes
Vulnerable Beauties: The Jamaican Boa
By Nipper Read
The Jamaican boa is an iconic symbol of the vibrant island of Jamaica in the Caribbean, but also a sad reminder of the destruction humans can do to a species as well...
