PALE and RED
Standing out from the reptile crowd with their distinctive, red-pattered coloration at the ends of their tails, the Red- Tailed Boa is a popular snake in the country and all over the world.... Read More...
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Loving care for senior cats
Because of improvements in cat care and nutrition, it isn't unusual these days to have our feline friends live with us into their twenties. According to veteri... Read More...
Five-gene ball python
The ball python scene is filled with a dazzling array of morphs. From the Normal to the Pinstripe, from the Mystic to the Axanthic, it seems like the only limi... Read More...
Go ferret!
Ferreting out the facts
Social like dogs and curious like cats, ferrets are playful and affectionate pets. They can bond with their owners and even stay qui... Read More...
Who you callin’ shrimp? A fresh look at freshwater shrimp
Let’s face it, freshwater shrimp aren’t the first creatures
that come to mind when we think of our next animal companion, with their many
legs, long feelers, a... Read More...
Slow as a rabbit: The yellow poso snail
Yellow rabbit, yellow elephant
The Yellow Poso Snail, also known as the Yellow Rabbit Snail, hails from the freshwater lakes of Sulawesi, Indonesia. These p... Read More...
The peninsula cooter turtle
Eating their greens
Found in the rivers, ponds, and lakes of peninsular Florida,
the peninsular cooter (Pseudemys peninsularis)
is a species of freshwater t... Read More...
Ball python care guide
The ball python, Python regius, is the most commonly-kept
python in the world, popular with both first-time keepers and experienced
herpetoculturists in the US... Read More...
Snapped! The grumpy snapping turtle
In a Snap
You might have seen the hilarious story of Frank the
Snapping Turtle on the internet, an expletive-laced narrative about how two
humans saved an e... Read More...
Fire and Ivory Burmese pythons
Next in our dazzling cavalcade of serpents comes this
striking pair: The Fire and Ivory Burmese pythons. The Burmese python is one of
the five largest species ... Read More...
Clifton Sawit
Clifton Sawit is a writer, lawyer, and cat parent. His cats are named Ezio (after the famed assassin) and Simba. Both of them have bottomless pits for stomachs.