I like a good horror movie, and I like reptiles, too. Unfortunately, whenever these two areas of interest are merged, the results have been less than stellar, and sometimes downright laughable. Still, it’s possible to have some fun watching a…
The Lifeblood of REPTILES Magazine Why REPTILES magazine has survived for 20 years. May 24, 2012 National Reptile Breeders Expo 2011 Slideshow A slideshow comprised of Russ Case’s latest photos October 7, 2011 The Greatest REPTILES Magazine Photo Shoot Ever! Photographing…
Ideas for reptile-related summer fun.
Which “Random Neural Firings” blogs, reptile-related and otherwise, were your favorites in 2010?
Basilisks can be interesting pet lizards as long as you don’t plan to handle them often.
Inception movie review.
Let Me In movie review.
How do you think it will compare with the reptile industry of 2010?
Some write REPTILES magazine off as for beginners only. They’re wrong.
Take a trip to the Galápagos Islands.
Where Do People Buy Their Pet Reptiles?
When giving reptiles as gifts, sometimes the best intentions can go astray.
The latest reptile products were recently unveiled at the Global Pet Expo 2011.
Win fantastic prizes for making pro-snake videos for the STAND UP FOR SNAKES video contest!
News flash: REPTILES editor unable to write blog due to holiday overindulgence.
Where’s Anaconda? When is he going to get to Anaconda? I suspect some of you, running through memories of your own Herpetological Horror Classics of the Silver Screen, have been wondering when I would get to this one. Anaconda is…
Season's Greetings from Santa Chameleon.
Philippe de Vosjoli has a very interesting article in the new Reptiles USA.
Some like it hot, especially Uromastyx lizards.
Avatar movie review.
When I decided to blog about Herpetological Horrors of the Silver Screen, I set out to focus primarily on only those movies that I have personally seen. In closing, I thought I’d wrap things up by throwing out – or…
In a previous blog I’ve already described how I once agreed to take on a sick Jackson’s chameleon, only to have it die soon after. Another animal I once regretted getting on impulse was a horseshoe crab. I saw it in…
The corn snake remains a huge reptile fan favorite.
The Canadian Reptile Breeders Expo is a keeper!
