Reptile Health

Reptile health is always important no matter the species.

Global Captive Breeders: Policy of Prevention

This entry was posted in Lizard Care Lizards Musings of The Herp Father News Reptile Health Reptile Legal Reptiles Snake Care Snakes and tagged Captive disposable pet Global Captive Breeders herpetoculture legal reptile blog reptile legislation Reptile policy reptile species reptile trade Reptiles Reptiles & Amphibians Snakes on December 12, 2012 by John F Taylor

Some of you may have heard, most of you have probably not. Today is another day and example of the community not policing itself as it should. Global Captive Breeders owned and operated by Mitch Behm located in Lake Elsinore, CA was raided this evening by animal control officials and local Sheriff’s offices. They were […]

The Big Sleep | Hibernation & Brumation

This entry was posted in Chelonian Lizards Musings of The Herp Father Reptile Health Reptiles Snakes and tagged brumating reptiles brumation herpetoculture hibernation owning a reptile reptile blog reptile brumation Reptiles on December 5, 2012 by John F Taylor

Reptile brumation is not an accurate statement according our findings reptiles hibernate.

Always Read the Small Print…A Reptile Story

This entry was posted in Lizards Reptile Health Saturday Sillyness and tagged apartment living and reptiles Captive crickets herpetoculture keepers Lizards owning a reptile reptile reptile blog reptile food reptile species Reptiles Saurian species on December 1, 2012 by John F Taylor

This is a special guest post from Dave L. Johnson. Way back when I first started keeping reptiles I became instantly hooked on the hobby and in the space of a few months I soon had the start of a collection amassing. I had a few snakes but my real passion was lizards as interacting […]