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Cute Doesn’t always mean Cuddly

This entry was posted in Lizards Reptiles and tagged iguana iguanas lizard reptile on September 17, 2015 by John F Taylor

Iguana’s aren’t GOOD BEGINNER REPTILES Dr. Becker explains why Green Iguanas Iguana iguana don’t make good pets for most people who want to or already own them. Iguana: The Popular Animal Most People Should Never Buy

Abronia | The Forest Alligator

This entry was posted in Lizard Care Lizards Reptiles and tagged Abronia habitat herpetoculture lizard Lizards on March 11, 2015 by John F Taylor

The Captive Mystery of Abronia species I first read of Abronia in The Completely Illustrated Atlas of Reptiles and Amphibians for the Terrarium. There’s a small black and white photo of Abronia taeniata. Its head pointed downward, tail entwined on a branch. The broad head shape reminded me of the Alligator lizards (Elgaria multicarinata) native […]

The Savannah Monitor Varanus exanthematicus | The Most Misunderstood Lizard

This entry was posted in Lizard Care Lizards Reptiles Varanus and tagged lizard Monitor monitor lizard Savannah Savannah monitor on February 18, 2015 by John F Taylor

The Savannah Monitor is a fascinating monitor species which is often kept by inexperienced keepers who are often misinformed. Within this piece two respected authors share their thoughts on Savannah Monitor keeping.