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Urban Turtle fest – the New York Turtle and Tortoise Society’s Annual Show

admin — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 15:09:17 +0000

Hello, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? In early June brings New York one of my favorite events of reptile, New York Turtle and Tortoise Society? S (Nytt) shows annually. ? The word? Show?, However, not justice due to this wonderful event, what? See? S a continuation? N. A tradition? N New York Chelonian the viewer? Ass is performed outdoors in the courtyard of a school located in message> M? S INFORMATION? N in: Blog the reptile turtle urban fixed? Annual New York show and the Society of the tortoise turtle? S

Recent Field Research – Unusual Snake and Frog Feeding Observations

admin — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 16:59:08 +0000

Hello, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? Many interesting reports field research published in journals such as Copeia, Herpetologica and Review? N Herpetol? GICA, and it is not? N available online. ? From time to time? Provide beef Ll? Volumes of some of the art? Ass that I found fascinating. ? ? Today’s report, drawn from oto? Or 2010 publications covering m? S favorite> Message: That the investigation? No recent field reptile’s blog? Frog Snake Input Sheet unusual observations? N

Inexpensive Homes for Sliders, Painted Turtles and other Semi-Aquatic Species – Part 2

admin — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 14:56:14 +0000

Hello, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? Turtle maintaining a large n? Number of options in the design or your pets? houses? pl containers? stico, aquariums, filtered, outdoor ponds, and many others all have their place. ? ? In this art? Ass I will cover everything you need to create an econ? Economic semi-minted ticos h? Habitat for most? A turtle minted and policies, including red-eared sliders, painted turtles and map , Cooters, m? s Reeve mail> from: the reptile houses BlogInexpensive Sliders, Painted turtles and other semi-minted policies? Part 2

The Natural History and Captive Care of the Trans-Pecos Ratsnake – Part 2

admin — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 18:57:19 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? The Trans-Pecos Ratsnake, subocularis Bogertophis, distinguishes the form? S many relatives, both in appearance and h? Habits. ? Please refer to the party? 1 of this article? Ass to learn m? S on the natural history of this desert m? S interesting inhabitant. General care, but less closely related? T? Itch? Ratsnake (ie the yellow Ratsnake, please see photo) M? S email> to: This reptile BlogThe Natural History and Captive Care of the Trans-Pecos Ratsnake? Part 2

Amphibian News – Rare Frogs Breed in Captivity, Lost Species Found

admin — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 20:59:09 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? Frogs and frog enthusiasts have much to celebrate these days they. ? The frog in danger of dying? N of Lake Titicaca, culeus Telmatobius, has bred in captivity, and 6 frogs in Haiti?, P? Loss to science for d? Decades, have been found. Lake Titicaca Giant Stoner tico The huge, skin breathe, adapted to the cold Lake Titicaca frog ranks as one of the m? S strange mail you M? S> the world from:? This reptile BlogAmphibian News? Rare frogs bred in captivity, species found Lost

Inexpensive Homes for Sliders, Painted Turtles and other Semi-Aquatic Species – Part 1

admin — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 14:56:02 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? From simple, h? Habitats of f? Easy cleaning of complex environments, reptile enthusiasts have many options when it comes to creation? N terrarium for reptiles and amphibians. ? Today I? ‘Ll all Cover? Ll need to create an h? Ideal habitat for semi-minted ticos, basking turtles, including Red-eared Sliders, painted and map turtles, Cooters others. ? With a little more? S electr? Nico> From the houses of Sliders BlogInexpensive reptiles, painted turtles and other species semi-minted law? Part 1

The Natural History and Captive Care of the Trans-Pecos Rat Snake – Part 1

admin — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 15:04:55 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? Am? North America is home to a wide range of Ratsnake, many of which have been bred in captivity. ? One species m? S unique have been established in the trade is the Trans-Pecos Ratsnake, Bogertophis (formerly Elaphe) subocularis. ? Despite the wide availability, life in the wild is largely unstudied. ? mail M? s> From the reptile BlogThe Natural History and Captive Care Snake Trans-Pecos Rat? Part 1

Do Your Frogs or Toads Have Trouble Catching Insects?

admin — Tue, 31 May 2011 14:57:21 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. I have recently seen several frogs and toads to develop difficulties in the power supply? N (American Bullfrog, tree frogs? Queues Gray, southern leopard frogs and green, several readers have written about the difficulties American toads)?. ? Start with what you think? Poor punter? To? and progresses to the point that the frogs can not catch insects mail M? s> of: That blogd reptiles Your frogs or toads have trouble catching insects?

2010’s Reptile Discoveries – New Lizard Species and Facts

admin — Tue, 24 May 2011 15:00:59 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? Several nurtured baby discovered and unexpected events lizard lizard reptile made headlines in 2010. ? From a female species-s? As a no? Or 6 feet long, the new display of brilliant colors, each gave us pause to ask? Qu? S’s next? Two large animals tend to control Undiscovered be small or and not indescribable, but not as? with new contributions from Asia for electronic paper? nico m? s lizard> From Reptiles Reptiles Blog2010 Discoveries That s? New species of lizard and facts

Using Driftwood as a Resting Site for Aquatic Reptiles and Amphibians – Part 2

admin — Fri, 20 May 2011 14:55:24 +0000

Hi, Frank Indiviglio here?. ? Although usually sold as a decoration? No tropical fish for aquariums, driftwood that has been anchored to a base board therefore makes an excellent platform below the surface of the reptiles that are often completely out of the water at rest or sun (ie, musk, soft mud Heller and turtles, snappers, newts, frogs with claws? Africa). ? mail M? s> From reptiles Driftwood That blog used as a resting place for reptiles minted ticos and amphibians? Part 2