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Reptiles & Amphibians

Welcome to the Reptiles and Amphibians section of Suite101!

The world of herpetology is fascinating and diverse. It takes us on a journey through deserts, jungles, rain forests, and oceans where we examine the blooming ecosystems of snakes, lizards, turtles, crocodiles, frogs, and salamanders. Explore the history and evolution of exotic animals, read about their cultural and ecological significance, and learn how to care for domesticated reptiles.

Our topics range from resources about using supplements in reptile vitamin diet and fun facts about snakes to the study of long-extinct stegosauruses. Browse through our ever-growing directory of unique species such as Natrix Natrix, Green Treefrogs, and Slow Worms.

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Latest articles in Reptiles & Amphibians

 Five Wildlife Refuges Where Field Herpetologists Can Find Snakes

Wildlife refuges are often overlooked by herpetologists, but they provide prime snake habitat for many species.

Dec 26, 2011 – Keith Darling-Brekhus

Bearded Dragons As Pets

There are some great benefits to owning a beard dragon. Once purchased, they require several essentials for a long and happy life.

Dec 21, 2011 – Jeremy Green

Breeding Your Own Mice for Reptile Food

When breeding mice for reptile food it is very important to consider the health and well being of the mice not only out of respect but for your pet's safety

Dec 20, 2011 – Evan Eloe

Keeping Corn Snakes (Elaphe gutatta)

When choosing a first time snake be sure to consider these snakes for there size, temperament and wide variety of colors and patterns!

Dec 20, 2011 – Evan Eloe

Treatment of Snake Bites

Scientists and snake handlers are warning Brisbane residents to be on the lookout for snakes this summer.

Dec 6, 2011 – Parania Wilson

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