Check out what’s inside the May 2006 issue of Reptiles magazine.
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This Month:
March 2006
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INSIDE
Breeding Notes on Geochelone Pardalis
Follow the activities of a breeding group leopard tortoises as a seasoned breeder shares his insights on reproducing these awesome tortoises.
By E.J. Pirog
Python Egg Incubation
So you’ve gotten python eggs. Now what? A veteran python breeder discusses the different incubation methods available to you.
By Bob Clark
Species Profile: Drakensberg Crag Lizard
By Bert Langerwerf
Sex By Degrees
Many reptiles display what is known as temperature-dependent sex determination—the temperature they are incubated at affects whether they develop into a male or female.
By Jerry G. Walls
King of Kings
Kingsnakes and milk snakes make wonderful pets. Beautiful and gentle, these snakes have a lot to offer any snakekeeper.
By Robert Applegate
Fertile Fat Tails
Fat-tailed geckos, like their cousins, leopard geckos, are easy to keep and breed. Learn how you can start your own fat-tail colony.
By Sean and Monica Nilande
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DEPARTMENTS
The Editor’s Desk
Mailbag
Reptile News & Trivia
Herpetological Queries
The Turtle Chronicles
Veterinarian Q&A
Cold-Blooded Crossword
Into the Wild
Who’s Who in Reptiles
Ask the Breeder
Breeder’s Choice
Ssstuff
Herp Happenings
Reptile Breeder Directory
Classifieds
Advertiser Index
Living With Reptiles
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