Vol 3 2013 Annual
The Herpetoculture House 2013 Annual is now available right here! I honestly never saw our team out performing last year. I mean come on, we had some insane talent not just on staff but with guest writers as well. In 2013 as most of the Tribe knows now John moved to Canada to pursue Reptile Apartment Group and Herpetoculture in general alongside Rebecca. Prior to this myself and a very few stubborn minded individuals gave rise to the Reptile Apartment Group and specifically Herpetoculture House Magazine. I thought we were doing pretty well for a start-up in herpetoculture.
Then I met Rebecca. The rest speaks for itself as you’ll see in Vol. 3 Issue 6 and the 2013 Annual below. Our magazine has reached a new level. Why not jump in now and SUBSCRIBE. Lisa Baines takes us on the incredible journey of Sailfin Dragons, then we tag along with Graeme Lotter as he grows up with Mangrove Vipers! We then jump into the herpetoculture of hognose snakes, blue Tegus, feeding conundrums, and field herping.
Herpetoculture House Volume 3 Issue 6
Herpetoculture House Vol. 3 Issue 6 sees another huge design change as Rebecca Billard-Taylor has taken over as Executive Director or The Reptile Apartment Group and implemented some incredible design changes with the magazine. In this issue alone we have Ron Tremper Leopard Gecko Genius looks back at 2013, Lillie Nyte of Herpetoculture 101 shares the Top gifts for Herpetoculturists, Ashley Ahlgren goes Behind the Scenes: Vet’s Pets Reptile Store, Ask the Vet: Dr. McCormack talks Ball/Royal Python Respiratory Infections (which also is covered in depth in his prior article Respiratory Infections in Reptiles, The Unsung Heros of Herpetoculture by The Herp Father, Taking Notes in the Field with Melissa Coakley.
Welcome to another incredible issue! In Vol. 3 Issue 4 we are treated to some in-depth articles regarding captive care of Cave Geckos by Rachel Wintjen, Herping Round Island with Tony Jones, as well as Gargoyle Gecko Captive Care which is our Free Preview this issue. So grab yourself a beverage and your PDF reading device and come with us as we explore herpetoculture. We would be remiss if we didn’t also mention our regular (volunteer) staff articles as well. Ron Tremper writes about hatching reptiles in the Tremper Insider, Melissa Coakley takes us Cross Country Herping, and Dr. McCormack speaks about our responsibility to our reptile companions when it comes to veterinary care, Lillie Nyte takes us through breeding Dubia Roaches and their nutritional value, finally we get a serious education on Turtle Derbies from our newest author Michael!
We have so much to share with our readers this issue! We have two herpetoculture veterinarians this issue as Dr. Bruce Bogoslovsky talks to us about wood substrates, and Dr. McCormack talks with us about reptile vitamins A-Z. Then we Cameron Lamb of Cameron Lamb Exotics takes us with him on his Southern California Herping trip while our own Melissa Coakley takes us back to finish her trip in Massachusetts. We then get into the interesting Steppe Runner Lizards with Lillie Nyte in Herpetoculture 101, and we also introduce our newest author Michael Thathuvaswamy with Turtle Times where he takes through turtle and tortoise ownership. Beyond that you will just have to pick up a copy to see the rest of the incredible content that we created this issue!
Herpetoculture House Vol.3 Issue 2 is like no other we have produced to date. We say that as we were pretty proud of our 2012 Annual which was packed full of information! Just this last month there was some discussions about reptiles and respiratory infection. Most of this centered around identification, treatment, etc. we thought it was a great topic for Dr. McCormack to cover. Well, he agreed with 15 pages of information speaking to the rest of us who don’t understand medical jargon! As if that wasn’t enough, I met Mike Denton via Tom Williams one of our regular columnists on Reptile Apartment and Mike was kind enough to share his African Adventure with us and well I won’t spoil it but he was treated to some sights of the reptile world that not many see. Then Steve Atkins points his incredible lens towards the mountains of the Carolinas and shows us the salamanders residing there. The fun doesn’t stop there but you’ll have to grab the issue to see the rest of it, just two dollars! As always we 100% guarantee satisfaction (see terms and conditions upon checkout).
Vol.3 Issue 1 takes us on journey to find a lifer with Melissa Coakley, we get the real story of Snapping Turtle Conservation with Shelly Cox, and learn from Tripsy Tarantula how to keep Puff Adders in captivity. There’s so much more as well but why not grab the issue and see for yourself why we guarantee satisfaction?
