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2010 Annual
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Earmarked for Fun
Red-eared sliders are an adaptable, colorful species worthy of their widespread popularity.
By Kurt A. Buhlmann
Must-Have Herps
15 herp species to reinvigorate your interest in the hobby.
By Ken Foose
Boa Breeding 201
The Boaphile describes 12 steps to success.
By Jeff Ronne Sr.
Operation H2O
Tactics to help you hydrate herps and their habitats.
By R. Michael Burger
Hefty Hylid
Although dumpy, White's treefrogs are also hardy, comical and popular.
By Devin Edmonds
Comrade in a Carapace
Your care guide for the personable Russian tortoise.
By Joe Heinen
All Fired Up
Outstanding captives, Oriental fire-bellied toads are hot.
By Walter and Gerold Merker
Adventure Awaits
Enhance your next field herping trip with these 15 tips.
By Bill Love
Lizard Lions
Although delicate, green anoles are fiercely popular.
By Bob Carmany
Best of the Best
Top 15 breeder success stories.
Events that Rocked the Herp World
A reptile industry icon picks 15 incidents that forever changed herpetoculture.
By Philippe de Vosjoli
Black and White Beauty
The northern pine snake has a look as impressive as its hiss.
By Tim Spuckler
A Bite Out of History
Although ineffective, snakebite kits have evolved with time.
By Dave Fogel
Herp Veterinarian Directory
Find a herp vet near you. More>>
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