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 →
The western banded gecko (Coleonyx variegatus) is a reptile of the Eublepharidae family, defined by the C. variegatus’ moveable eyelids and nonadhesive (lacking lamellae) toepads. The lizards thrive in hot, harsh environments, including dry, barren sand dunes and rocky areas. Read More →
Famed throughout the reptile enthusiast world as being some of the most enjoyable herps to keep as pets, Testudo tortoises are plucky, easy to care for, and loaded with personality. Their diminutive size and curious, energetic natures make Testudos eminently Read More →
Whether you are a snake-owning newbie or a veteran, chances are you’ve heard about mites on snakes. Mites are a common problem that most snake owners will face at one point or another. But because they are common doesn’t mean Read More →
Turtle skin problems are surprisingly common. But just because they’re typical doesn’t mean you should leave them untreated. Skin problems are mostly harmless, but ones that aren’t could lead to shell damage or even death. Today, we’ll cover some of Read More →
The blue tree monitor is a large reptile from Indonesia that is famous for its striking blue coloring. These solitary creatures prefer not to be over-handled and love adventuring and climbing in their large enclosures. Blue tree monitors are best Read More →
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