CONTENTS: – Bryan Minne. Foreword – Melissa Spreda, Chad Pappas. CAPTIVE CARE AND BREEDING OF THE RHINOCEROS VIPER. – Cody Will. HOPI RATTLESNAKE BREEDING OBSERVATIONS. – Laura Addy. THE EASTERN BROWN SNAKE: A MAJOR MISNOMER. – César L. Barrio-Amorós. FROM TWO TO 10 EYELASH VIPERS! WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE TAXONOMIC WORLD? – Bryan […]
CONTENTS: – Thomas Marriott. Foreword – Roy Arthur Blodgett. Passion for Puffing Snakes: trials and tribulations with Spilotes Sulphureus – Rafal Kasperek. Spotted Whip Snakes: care and propagation – Yaroslav Oleynik. Breeding Red-Tailed Green Ratsnakes in controlled condition – Ivan Neizhko. Husbandry of Leopard Ratsnakes in laboratory conditions – Mattia Fieramoschi, Augusta Sacchetta. Notes on […]
Dear Friends, We are very delighted to present to you the “Herpetoculture Artworks” as a very special RHF edition. This unique publication is based on interviews with Artists that have been published in the Responsible Herpetoculture Journal since its very beginning, namely: – Tell Hicks: Where Wildlife Encounters Fuel a Master’s Brush – Adeline Robinson: […]
THE RESPONSIBLE HERPETOCULTURE (RH) is an international approach aimed at forming and managing reptile and amphibian populations as part of collections operated by private breeders worldwide under commonly shared basic principles (pls, check the link for more details). Within the context of global destruction of natural ecosystems, RH suggests ways for organizing and using breeders’ […]
“Agamidae lizards Guide from RHF ” – a selection of original articles on conservation, husbandry and breeding of these endemic lizards. If you take the Breeder’s or Expert’s levels of RHF membership, you will have a free access to all RHF special editions, as a valuable bonus. CONTENTS:
CONTENTS: – Dmitri Tkachev EDITORIAL – Dmitri Tkachev MADAGASCAR: A PERSPECTIVE FROM RESPONSIBLE HERPETOCULTURE – Hubert Dobosz SOME NOTE ON HUSBANDRY OF CORK-BARK LEAF-TAILED GECKOS (Uroplatus pietschmanni)– Oleksii Marushchak, Dmitri Tkachev, Oksana Nekrasova, Anastasiia Marushchak KEEPING AND BREEDING OF SATANIC LEAF-TAILED GECKOS (Uroplatus phantasticus) AT BION TERRARIUM CENTER: EXAMPLE OF A SPECIES EX SITU CONSERVATION […]
Herp-related tourism or “herping”, the herpetological version of bird watching, is on the rise and there are many reasons for this. They include: Greater opportunities for travel around the world A personal need for broader knowledge and experiences, not only about nature but also of other human societies and cultures (field herping invariably involves human […]
Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to present to you our special issue—“Zoos Worldwide Herp Collections”. Currently, there are about 10 000 zoos in the world; the best of them are important educational and conservation centers that provide real opportunities for conservation ex situ species that can no longer survive in natural conditions due to […]
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