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Reptile News
Get up-to-date information on pet product recalls, health articles, expert information, herp news and more.
West Fargo, ND Residents May Keep Certain Constricting Snakes if New Proposal Becomes Law
Residents of West Fargo in North Dakota may get to legally keep constricting snakes in the future as city commissioners passed a first reading of a proposed law that would allow people to
keep certain non-venomous constricting snakes. More>>
American Geckos
If you enjoy seeing exotic herpetofauna but are not inclined to travel to distant countries, come to Florida where you can find every size class of green iguana, or maybe you'll spot spiny-tailed iguanas, various anole species, curly-tailed lizards, and brown basilisks. More>> |
Proposal to Protect 740 Miles of Coastline for Loggerhead Sea Turtle Meets Resistance
Some say proposal to protect Caretta caretta goes too far while others say it does not go far enough. More>>
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Cat Rescued From Jaws of Boa Constrictor
A kitty cat that would have certainly had its chance at nine lives ended will live again after a man frees it from the coils of a boa constrictor in Costa Rica. More>> |
Black Rat Snake From Delaware Makes Trip to Montana and Back
Professors unknowingly transfer Elaphe obsoleta to their new Montana home and eventually it gets sent back to its native range. More>> |
Can't Tell an Invasive Cane Toad from a Native Australian Frog? There's an App For That
Australia's Department of Environment and Conservation and the University of Western Australia develop iPhone app that enables you to tell the difference. More>> |
Stolen Bearded Dragon (and Car) Returned to Fashion Model
Bearded Dragon was stolen/recovered along with model's Lexus in San Diego, Calif. More>> |
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ReptileChannel.com is the place to go online for all of your crucial and informative reptile and amphibian
news. As part of AnimalNetwork, ReptileChannel covers reptile news stories that matter, from conservation efforts to the latest reptile studies, to club and event happenings throughout the United States. Keep abreast of the latest in reptile and amphibian health issues important to the herping hobby, view reptile videos, and learn to properly care for your reptiles.
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Care Sheets
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Care Sheet for the Reticulated Python
The reticulated python, also known as the "retic,” has long captivated its audience with its large, muscular build, gorgeous iridescence and the beautifully patterned skin for which it is named. Long thought of as an aggressive, ill-tempered snake, the retic now, because of captive breeding, has a reputation as an easily cared for, highly intelligent and rewarding captive. More>>
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ReptileChannel offers a range of care sheets covering lizards, snakes, turtles and tortoises, and amphibians. These are important pieces of information to properly care for your animals, with crucial information such as proper enclosure size and other habitat information, nutrition requirements, and animal demeanor. Want to add a ball python to your collection? Check out the care sheet and read about its feeding requirements, optimal enclosure space, and if it requires a heat lamp to stay healthy. Looking to get an Indian star tortoise? ReptileChannel has the latest on how to care for it, and many other popular reptiles and amphibians, with new reptile care sheets always on the way! More>>
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Exclusives
What Would You Like to See in REPTILES Magazine?
Help plan the topics and issues! More>> |
Mystery Skull Challenge
Test your skull skills. Can you I.D. these reptile skulls? More>> |
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Creature Caption Contest
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Reptile Contest
See all current and previous Reptile contests. More>> |
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Other Pets and Animals
Are you interested in other pets and animals? Want to learn more? Check out AnimalNetwork's infographics page for more information on other pets such as birds, cats, dogs, fish, reptiles and small animals. More>>
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ReptileChannel Editor Russ Case
ReptileChannel Editor Russ Case is a long-time reptile enthusiast, beginning with a childhood spent in constant search of reptiles and amphibians to keep as pets, originating in the woods of his native New Jersey and later in the scrub and forests of Southern California. He has kept many different pet lizards, turtles and snakes, as well as, briefly, a single crocodilian (a spectacled caiman).
A professional editor since the mid-1980s, in 1993 he was hired by Fancy Publications (now I-5 Publishing, LLC) to be the managing editor of Bird Talk and the brand-new REPTILES magazine. REPTILES was an immediate hit, changing from a bimonthly magazine to a monthly and requiring Case to leave Bird Talk to focus solely on REPTILES and its annual sister magazine, Reptiles USA. REPTILES quickly cemented its position as an industry leader in promoting the successful keeping of pet reptiles and amphibians, and in 2001 Case became the magazine’s lead editor.
He is also the group editor of Aquarium Fish International, Aquarium USA, Marine Fish and Reef USA, Coral and Reef USA, Motorcycle Consumer News, Ponds USA, Auto Restorer and FishChannel.com, as well as a consulting editor for BowTie Press. He has written three children’s books about reptiles: Snakes, Lizards and Turtles and Tortoises comprise the Beginning Vivarium Systems series of books by BowTie Press. When time permits, Case also writes the blog, "Random Neural Firings of a REPTILES Editor,” and he can often be found engaging the reptile community on the REPTILES Facebook page.

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