Ever been envenomated by a reptile? Many of us thankfully haven’t, in most Western countries venomous keepers survive envenomation. Here’s a GRAPHICALLY detailed account of one envenomation with photos.
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Complete Guide to Rinkhals Cobra – Tripsy Tarantula
Rinkhals Cobras are a venomous species being kept in herpetoculture. Cobras as all elapid snakes are venomous.
Tales & Trails: Costa Rica!
Costa Rica is where we find Tales & Trails in this issue!
Snake Mite Treatment & ID – Sara Viernum
Sara Viernum of the Wandering Herpetologist talks about reptile mites & how to best treat them.
The Mystery & Nature of Red Tail Boa Constrictors
Red Tail Boas are an incredible species to work with as Sarah Hagen shares with us.
Dumeril’s Boa Captive Care
Dumeril’s Boa Captive Care is covered in exquisite detail by Lillie Nyte in Jewel of Madagascar Dumeril’s Boa
What Reptile Keeping has done for me – Luke Halstead
What Reptile Keeping has done for Me is an honest look at the responsibility of true reptile collecting.
False Water Cobra Captive Care – Ashley Dezan
False Water Cobras can be a handful as experience has taught some people. Here’s Ashley Dezan on how she keeps this majestic species.
Changing the Laws – Luke Halstead
Changing the Laws is an examination of how one person can in fact change the legislation and preemptive mindset against herpetoculture
Tales & Trails: Ethical Field Herping – Melissa Coakley
Tails & Trails Author Melissa Coakley writes about how to field herp appropriately.