The March April issue of REPTILES magazine has care and natural history story on the bearded dragon, an interview with David Kaufman, Zen Habitats Meridian enclosure review, care and information for Bullsnakes, Egyptian tortoise care, herping in Singapore and more.

The March April 2024 issue of REPTILES magazine features a care and breeding article for the japanese pond turtle, Breeding notes on the Blomberg’s tree boa, quick and easy aquatic turtle water changes, field herping Canada’s South Okanagan desert, vitamin and supplements buyer’s guide, and a bioactive enclosure build with the Zoo Med Naturalistic Terrarium.

The January February issue of REPTILES magazine features an article on UVB for your reptiles, leopard gecko captive care, a bioactive enclosure build with the Zilla QuickBuild terrarium, four popular North American turtles, and herping Arizona’s Sky Island.

The November-December 2023 issue of REPTILES features care and breeding of super dwarf reticulated pythons, an interview with USARK President Phil Goss, a primer of feeders for your herps, mental stimulation for your reptiles, a story about battling snake fungal disease with a pair of captive born Eastern indigo snakes and a review of the SlitherSense remote monitoring system.

September October REPTILES magazine
The Tokay Gecko!
Adopt a Herp
Socialize your baby monitor
Most Popular Kingsnakes
Caging and Decor for New Keepers

The July/August 2023 issue of REPTILES features care and breeding of North American Rat Snakes and Fire Bellied Toads, a Climate Control Buyer's guide, Choosing the Right Substrate, an article on The Tortoise Girl of Antigua, and an interview with Snake Discovery's Emily Roberts.

The May June 2023 issue of REPTILES has a variety of cool stories, including Build a bioactive enclosure for Kweichow crocodile newts, The Way of the Water Dragon, Spider Tortoise Care and Breeding, Diamondback Terrapin Conservation, Toad Lady Gets a Rock Monitor

The January February 2023 issue of REPTILES includes the case for breeding the earless monitor, Care for the Rosy Boa, Reptile Keeping in Ireland, Sulcata tortoise care abdn breeding, and more!

Care for the African fat-tailed gecko, radiated tortoise natural history and captive care, long-tailed lizard care, conservation success with the Blanding’s turtle and the Levantine viper and the snake lady of Kashmir.

This issue we have care tips for the California kingsnake and African dwarf mud turtle, a story on Batesian mimicry and the evolution of snakes, a red-bellied cooter conservation story, Herping Anza Borreggo National Park, and a care story on Japanese sword-tailed newts.

Reptiles Magazine's July August issue features a natural history and care article on giant tortoises, Ukraine's BION Terrarium Center, Texas Horned Lizard Conservation, an interview with Robbie Hamper, and care information for the Common Basilisk lizard

In this issue we have an interview with Norman Greenhawk, an article on poison dart frog toxicity, a care sheet for the black-headed python and more.

In this issue we have an article on the Eastern indigo snake, care tips for the red-eyed treefrog, the Top 5 Future Pet Reptiles, breeding the red-eared slider, and an interview with Dick Bartlett.

The January/February 2022 issue includes information on caring for the Vietnamese black-breasted leaf turtle, tips for keeping a corn snake, why enclosure design matters, and a herping story from a soldier who was stationed in Iraq.

Herping in Hawaii
Caring for the Rare Skunk Gecko
Care for the Spotted Mud Turtle
California Kingsnake
Enhancing Your Passion for Herpkeeping
Build Your Own Bioactive Crested Gecko Enclosure
Florida's Loggerhead Marinelife Center

The September October issue of REPTILES has a neat story on the new Hydrosaurus classifications, and article on geckos and what species is right for you as well as an article on ball pythons, African dwarf frogs, and a herping adventure at Komodo National Park in Indonesia.

Species at Risk: Western Pond Turtle, 5 most popular frogs, Top 8 things to consider before acquiring a tortoise, Long term studies of the Arizona skink, Belize’s fight to save the Hiactee

Saving Southern California’s red-legged frogs, Expert care for the red-footed tortoise, Tips on keeping a Colombian rainbow boa, The electric blue day gecko, Beautiful lizards for advanced keepers

10 Great Snakes for Reptile keepers, Dart frogs for beginners, Tracking Eastern Box Turtles In Nashville, Expert care for the yellow-spotted night lizard, 5 Super popular lizards.

Parthenogenesis in Varanus salvator, tips on keeping the dumpy frog, six lizards of the legless variety, caring for the dragon snake, Three Jays Tortoise Sanctuary.

Since 1993 REPTILES magazine has been bringing readers articles written by experts about reptile and amphibian care, veterinary topics, conservation issues, natural history and all things “herp.” Whether you’re a beginner looking to get your first pet reptile, an experienced keeper wanting to try something new, or if you simply love reading about reptiles, there’s something for everyone in every bimonthly issue. Other reptile magazines have come and gone, but thanks to its expert writers and loyal readers, REPTILES continues to provide the must-have information that’s needed by those who keep these fascinating animals.

In many situations though, keeping a dog or even a cat is not a feasible option, especially if you are normally out during the day. Reptiles and amphibians on the other hand represent a much more easily managed group of pets, and also, following the initial set-up costs, their ongoing maintenance is very much cheaper as well. You can easily reduce the food bill by growing or collecting wild plants from safe areas for a pet tortoise for example.
There’s also tremendous scope too, when it comes to choosing a cold-blooded pet, whether you are simply seeking a companion with character, such as a bearded dragon, or prefer to create a stunning naturalistic display housing amphibians perhaps. Plus of course, it can be
exciting to observe the behaviour of species that you are keeping, and learn more about them on a daily basis, simply by watching them. Breeding overs even greater possibilities of course, providing a unique insight into the natural world that relatively few people will have been privileged

There are a host of projects that could be set up and run to provide
both local employment and assist conservation work in poor countries
with growing human populations that have little money to spend on
conserving their own natural resources. Many species of reptile and
amphibian could then benefi t as a result, if their habitat was not being
destroyed.
This type of approach could also be combined with captivebreeding
centers producing stock for release, to boost the numbers of
vulnerable species in areas where suitable habitat is being
re-generated again. There could then be additional human benefi ts
too. More frogs would consume larger numbers of mosquito larvae
and adult mosquitos, and in turn, this would naturally help to control
the malarial parasite.
Finally, in these very uncertain times, stay safe and enjoy your
herps. Don’t forget that you can always log on to our website at
reptilemagazine.com and enjoy much more reptile-related content
there.

Did you catch the recent report on the tv news channel CNN that featured Monkfield Nutrition? By way of background, the
company has been well-known for breeding
crickets and other live foods for many years in the
UK, supplying pet stores across the country
there. It has developed a massive, purpose-built breeding facility, pioneering the way forward in this field.

I am particularly delighted to be able to include the insightful story on the return of the mountain chicken to its native islands in Caribbean in this issue. It is a truly remarkable conservation success story which spans continents.
And just in case you think the mountain chicken is a bird, you’d be wrong! It’s a very distinctive amphibian. But there are parallels here with birds, in terms of the conservation methods being employed in the battle to raise public awareness and safeguard this frog’s future. Originally, most of the islands in the Caribbean had their own very unique species of parrot, many of which have gone extinct since Europeans started to colonise the region at the end of the fifteenth century.
Back in 1977 however, an Englishman called Paul Butler set out to reverse this trend, by helping to raise awareness of the uniqueness of these birds, initially on St Lucia and then Dominica. He enlisted the help of local schoolchildren, using their enthusiasm to drive forward the conservation message with older generations.
Our story about the mountain chicken takes you into the field, and highlights how Butler’s policy of engagement is now being used once again to help the fragile recovery of this species in the wild - a tough task, from some points of view, given that these frogs were highly sought after as a traditionalgourmetdishontheislandswheretheyoccur! Butwithstrong advocates on the ground, plus the latest scientific help, so the future is now looking much brighter for these unique amphibians.

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