This gorgeous herp is part of a huge family of poison dart frogs (Dendrobatidae) and is one of the most desired by amphibian keepers. With as many as 30 color morphs, these beautiful frogs make a great addition to any Read More →
The scrub python (Simalia amethistina) is non-venomous and can make for a lovely exotic pet. An important note before we begin: this article is about the amethystine python, commonly known as the scrub python. However, “scrub python” also sometimes refers Read More →
It can be easy to confuse different reptiles in the wild. Especially with venomous snakes, it’s important to learn some basic differences between certain species in case they’re ever encountered. Cottonmouth and copperhead are two commonly confused species of North Read More →
These remarkable creatures are not your typical pet lizards, as they are uncommon in the pet trade. Because they are challenging to raise, we recommend them only to the experienced reptile keeper. Philippine flying dragons are common in the Philippines Read More →
This is a subset of the kingsnake species that is – you guessed it – unique to Florida. They live almost exclusively in southern Florida. The most common place is the peninsula, scattered throughout but most concentrated in the peninsula’s Read More →
The Timor monitor is a species of dwarf monitor that grows up to two feet long, with a dark grayish, greenish, or black body bearing irregular bands of golden-yellow eye spots; its small size and calm, if shy, temperament makes Read More →
The shingleback skink is well-known in its Australian homeland but less familiar to reptile fans in other countries. But, provided you purchase one from a reputable breeder, they are hearty, easy-to-handle reptiles that take well to captivity. Read on to Read More →
The Cumberland slider, also known as the Cumberland river turtle or Cumberland terrapin, is a semi-aquatic freshwater turtle native to the Cumberland River in the Southeastern United States. These turtles are known for their distinct red markings on their neck Read More →
Bullsnakes are a subspecies of the Gopher snake and the Pinesnake. Bullsnakes, scientifically known as Pituophis catenifer sayi, are suitable pets for intermediate and experienced snake owners, although they are not recommended for beginners. Bullsnakes reside in the western, southern, Read More →
The caiman crocodile is a fascinating reptile, but it’s not suitable for the average enthusiast. There are six species of caiman crocodile in total. And although they each possess a unique appearance and set of traits, none are easy to Read More →
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