Reptiles
Book Review
Herp Book Review: Green Tree Pythons: Natural History & Captive Maintenance By Terry Phillip & Justin Julander
It seems there are species in the hobby that don’t get paid much attention to in both the private sector and the scientific community. But every so often we see a book that completely...
Morelia Spotlight
Morelia Spotlight: Julatten Jungle Carpet Pythons by Eric Burke
Admittedly, I am a carpet python addict. And when an opportunity comes along to have a locality carpet python, you jump on it. I acquired a pair of Julatten locality carpets from Europe in...
Amphibians
5 Life Lessons From Dart Frogs by Justin Smith
I’ve never been big into amphibians. Having always been a snake guy at my core I never had much interest in many other herps aside from a handful of random lizards. Dart frogs, however,...
Snakes
Madagascar Giant Hognose Snake – Leioheterodon madagascariensis by Riley Jimison
A species in the hobby few have kept let alone bred in captivity, Riley Jimison tells us about his journey with this interesting and unique species!
With thousands of reptiles in our hobby, the rudimentary...
Herping
Herping Greece with Nipper Read
Field herping, looks great eh? All those amazing pictures on insta, the tales of adventure and mishap on podcasts, drunken chats after reptile shows, who wouldn't wanna get into field herping? what could be...
Industry Spotlight
Industry Spotlight: Joe Phelan of Port City Pythons
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely seen Joe Phelan and Melissa Davis of Port City Pythons on Youtube, Facebook or Instagram. Their podcast From The Ground Up is (in my opinion)...
Lizards
Where To Start With Knob-Taileds by Phil Wolf
A rewarding group of geckos gaining popularity in the U.S. herpetoculture scene are knob-Tailed Geckos. Knob-taileds are members of the family Carphodactylidae, a unique group of geckos endemic to the continent of Australia. Oftentimes...
Snakes
Keeping Bredl’s Pythons Like a Pro! by Casey Cannon
OVERVIEW
A Bredl’s Python (Morelia bredli) is the prettier, calmer and hardier cousin to the Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilota ssp). At least in my very biased opinion. This species is known for its orange to...
