Reptiles & Terrariums
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Largest Living Death Adder Recorded Lives At Australian Reptile Park
Death adders typically measure 42cm for males and 55cm for females. Shazza, exceeds those numbers by double, measuring 110 cm in total length.
Reptile Calming Kit Wins Industry Award At Pet & Aquatics Trade Show 2026
The kit is designed to support a reptile’s emotional well being and is potentially useful as a calming aid for a stressed out reptile.
More Colorful Snakes Are Likely Venomous, Study Says
The most colorful snakes are likely venomous, according to a study published in the Journal of Animal Ecology. Like poison frogs that are a wide array of colorations, many snake species that have bright or unique colorations are likely venomous. The post More Colorful Snakes Are Likely Venomous, Study Says appeared first on Reptiles Magazine.
Two New Hemidactylus Gecko Species Discovered In India
They were discovered in the Central Plateau, Deccan Peninsula and are assigned to the Hemidactylus brookii group, Murrayi clade.
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Eggs Laid On SoCal Beaches Moved Ahead Of Hurricane Polo
The USFWS cited the incoming high tides and potential dangerous surf conditions resulting from Hurricane Polo, which is churning off the Baja Peninsula and is currently a Category 5 Hurricane. The post Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Eggs Laid On SoCal Beaches Moved Ahead Of Hurricane Polo appeared first on Reptiles Magazine.
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Lays Eggs On Southern California Beach
NOAA Fisheries West Coast announced September 22 that an olive ridley sea turtle was observed digging a nest and laying her eggs on a beach in Seal Beach, CA.
Silver Key Anoles With Shorter Toe Lengths Survived Hurricanes Better Than Long Toed Counterparts
Silver Key anoles (Anolis scriptus) with shorter fourth hind toes were more likely to survive Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017 than anoles with longer toes. The post Silver Key Anoles With Shorter Toe Lengths Survived Hurricanes Better Than Long Toed Counterparts appeared first on Reptiles Magazine.
64 Texas Horned Lizards Hatch At Texas Caldwell Zoo
The zoo has built habitats designed for mating pairs of the horned lizards and once the eggs are laid, they are moved to an incubator.
Dermatologic Diseases In Reptiles
For any challenge reptiles face, their scaly skin finds ways to provide their owners advantages in adaptation.
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