REPTILES May/June2026

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REPTILES May/June2026

We have some gems this issue. The cover story is on the Australian green tree frog, aka the dumpy frog, that seemingly perpetually smiling amphibian t

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We have some gems this issue. The cover story is on the Australian green tree frog, aka the dumpy frog, that seemingly perpetually smiling amphibian that has captured the imagination of many herp keepers. We have an article on reptiles of Southern California’s Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, one of the few remaining wetland habitats on the California coast. Author Shane Fraser writes about Scid Howard III, a black herper that has introduced thousands of people and children from Oakland, CA and surrounding communities to herping the great outdoors in their backyard. Veterinarian Eric Los Kamp talks about issues of the skin with your herps. We have an article on four popular frogs that make great captives, and we have a buyer’s guide for amphibian keepers. #Dumpyfrog #BolsaChica #reptiles #reptilesmagazine